New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-31
WASHINGTON.
From The Tribune Bureau.1
Washington. January 90
At the White House.

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President and Mrs. Taft entertained a
large party Of young persons AT dinner
tonight for Miss Taft and her housa
guest. Miss Isabel Vincent. Later Tho
guests went to the dance az the country
club given by Mr.. and Mrs James a.
Wadsworth. jr
The President and Mrs. Taft will give d,
dipner at the White House tomorrow
night I'm honor Of the Speaker OF tn.
House.
The Cabinet.
The Secretary Of War and Mrs Stimson
will entertain at dinner In honor Of Miss
Tart next Thursday.
The Secretary OF Commerce and Labor
returned to-day from New Haven, where
Ny. Nagel went to deliver an address.
The Diplomatic Corps.
The German Ambassado and Countess
Won Bernstorff expect 90 give a large
dance on Easter Monday.
The Russian Ambassador and Nine
Bakhmeteff will go TO New York To attend
a concert OF Russian church music.
Alfred Kalpa schinikoff, OF the Russian
EMBASSY. has been called 70 Paris on ac-
count OF the Illness OF an aunt, and has
cancelled all his social engagements.
The French military attache and Count
ess de Chambrun entertained a large din
ner party tonight. and afterward took
their guests to the dance given by Mr.
and Mrs. James W. Wadswortn, jr., At
the Country Club.
The second German secretary ana Mrs
Kienlin entertained the counsellor OF the
embassy and Mrs. Haniel Won Haimhau-
sen and a few others at dinner Tonight
preceding the dance at the Country Club.
In Washington Society.
One Of the largest dances Of the winter
was given at the Country Club tonight
with Mr.. and Mrs James ". Wadsworth
jr. and Clarence l.. Hay brother OF Mrs
Wadsworth, az hosts. The hundred ana
seSeuty-fve guests were entertained AZ
various dinner parties preceding the
dance. In the company were Miss TAFT
Miss Isabel Vincent, Miss ingalls,, the
counsellor of the German Embassy and
Mrs Haniel Won Haimheusen. the Ger
man military attache and Nine. Won Her
warth the second German secretary and
Mrs. Klenlin, the French military al
tache and Countess lie Chambgun. the
French counsellor and Nine. de Peretu
de la Rocca. the French second secretary
and Nine. l.. de Labouaye, Miss sopG|
Johnston. Miss Esther Cleveland Miss
Frances Hoar. Mrs. Henry c. Corbn.
Miss Patten. M. and Mrs. Hugh WaIisc,,
NJ I af- .r nd NlS.a1lf q 4
and Viscountess de Sibour.
Miss Esther Cleveland and Miss Fran.
ces Hoar were guests for whom Ms.
Henry {. Corbln entertained az luncheon
to-day.
Major General and Mrs George Il. Gil
lespie entertained al dinner Tor Mt
Dmock and her daughter. Mrs DimocN
Hutchinson.
Representative and Mrs. john Weeks
entertained al dinner tonight ior thel.
house guests. Mr.. and Mrs. John Prentiss.
of New York
Mrs John \. Logan gave one Of the
largest teas Of the dar for Mrs. Matthew
T. Scott.
Mrs sydney BalIoU entertained al.
luncheon to-day I'm honor Of Mrs. Horace
LurtOn. Among her guests were Mss
Elizabeth Hammond. Mrs. Philip Andrew
and Mrs. Vinson kearn.
Mrs Buctner Randolph entertained 70
a tea this afternoon for Nine. Ritter. vic
of the Swiss Minister who recently g
turned TO this country. Nine. Loudol.
wife OF the Netherlands Minister. ANA
Mrs. Livingston Hunt poured tea
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Franklin X. Lane entertained luncheon
parties to-day.
Senator and Mrs. Hitchcock gave
dance tonight for their daughter, Miss
Ruth Hitchcock. and there was a dane
at the Congressional Club FOR the 0aush-
ters OF the members.