The Washington herald., 1913-01-25

I lockwood, and Maj. Rhoads, attended
the performance of The Governors
Lady" at the National Theater last
night.
Mrs TAFT will entertain at a tea and
musicale at the White House this after
noon. Mr.. Paul Reimerf will sing.
The Congressional Club was the scene
OF a charming reception last night. given
in honor Of the Diplomatic Corps. The
spacious rooms were decorated with
palms and roses. and during the evening
the Lorieberg trio rendered a delightful
musical programme.
| Mrs Ernest W. Roberts, president of
the club, received the many distinguished
guests with the French Ambassador and,
Nine. Jusserand.
pense the hospitalities were Mrs. George
Won l. Meyer, Mrs. McCumber, Mrs.
Chandler Hale. Mrs. Beekman Winthrop.
| Miss Helen Cannon. Mrs. Henry A.
Cooper. Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, Miss
Ellen T. Wood, Mrs. George W. Fair
| child. Mrs. William @. Sharp. Mrs. ].
Charles Linthicum, Mrs. lockwood Hosr,
Mrs. John B. Henderson, Mrs. Pe1ty
Belmont Mrs. Howard 8. Reeside, Ind
Miss Mabel Boardman.
Later in the evening a buffet supper
was served.
Many handsome toilettes were worn by
the guests. Mrs. Roberts wore a lovely
gown Of white charmeuse trimmed with
lace and crystals.
Nine. Jusserand wore a handsome cos
| tune OF blue and white striped silk.
| trimmed with poir- lace. She wore a
bandeau of diamonds and a dog collar
Of pearls.
| Mrs. Chandler Hale wore a striking
costume of pale pink brocade, and a
| diamond tiara
Mrs. McCumber was dressed in lovely
pale pink charmeuse. trimmed with lace
Mrs. William G. Sharp wore a hand
some gown Of gray brocade chiffon vel
Vet. trimmed with pale pink and blue
| chiffon and white lace
Mrs. Fairchild wore a most becoming
gown of gray chiffon with an over
dress of black net. trimmed with cut
steel She wore handsome diamond Or
/ naments.
| Mrs. Perry Belmont was gowned in
pale pink embroidered brocade. She
| wore tiara of diamonds and emeralds
and superb necklace of emeralds set
\ in diamonds.
| Miss Helen Cannon and Representative
| Joseph Cannon were hosts at a large
dinner last night in honor of the British
| Ambassador and Mrs. Bryce
Miss Helen Taft and Miss Vincent. who
| Is visiting at the White House, were the
guests in whose honor Mrs Samuel EN-
| mons entertained at dinner last night.
| Afterward the entire party attended the
dance given by the Military Attache OF
| the German Embassy and Nine. Won
| Herwarth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Hemmick were
dinner hosts at their residence In Sheri-
| dan Circle. Among their guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Lee. Mrs. John Davis.
Miss Christine Owen, Mrs. Henrietta
| Sands Anderson. Miss Jane Gilmore. Mr..
John Siebert, Mr.. Norman de Costar. OF
New York, and Mr.. Hopkins.
Representative and Mrs. John Dwight
gave a dinner last night at their resi-
denoe In r Street in honor OF the French
Ambassador and Mime. Jusserand. The
other guests were the Portuguese Minister.
Senator Lippitt. former Senator and Mrs.
Bailey. Representative and Mrs. Nicholas
Longworth. Representative and Mrs.
Richmond Pearson Hobson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry Belmont, Mrs. John Rodgers, Mrs.
Franklin Ellis. Miss Patten, and Mr..
Gist Blair.
The Military Attache of the German
Embassy and Mime. Won Herwarth en-
tertained at a dance last night at their
residence In Rhode Island Avenue. II
is the first large entertainment that Mai.
Won Herwarth and Nine. Won Herwarth.
who recently has Joined her husband In
Washington after a trip abroad, have
given in their new home.
Among the 80 guests were members OF
washington's most exclusive society. A
supper was served at midnight.
Mrs. Theodore Frelinghuysen Shuey
was hostess at a delightful dance last
night at Rauschers for her debutante
daughter. Miss Dorothy Shuey!e The
ballroom was most attractively decorated
with palms and evergreens.
Mrs Shuey wore a handsome toilette
of white and yellow brocade, with flower
design in natural colors. Miss Shuey
looked charming in white satin gown
trimmed with shadow lace.
"A buffet supper was served at mid
night after which dancing was resumed
Among the guests were Mrs. Arthur
Bennett, Mrs. Ronald French. Miss
Marta Calvo. Miss Ramona Lefevre, the /
Misses Lucy and Callie Hoke Smith.
Miss Carry Lee Chamberlain. Miss Helen
McCumber, Miss Sallie Williams, Miss
Doris Drain, Miss Isabelle Murphy,
Miss Esther Foote. Miss Macon. Miss
Howard, Miss Margaret Howard, Miss
Almeda Barr, Miss Hardy, Miss Flor
ence Schneider, Miss Josephine Newell,
Miss Jeanette Ayers. Miss Margaret
window. Miss Barbara Stevens, Miss
Dorothy bennett, Miss Nellie Claire
Howard, Miss Eloise Orme, Miss Ma
gee Miss Robyn Young. Miss Marie
Adams. Miss Walsh. Miss ClaXton. Miss
Ruth Wheaton, Miss Clarinne Hunter,
Miss Hammond Miss Virginia Ham,
mond. Miss Lloyd, Miss Lanette Hine
smith. Miss Virginia Brown. Miss Leila
Nav Henry. Miss Caggart, Miss Shake
ford. the Misses Stone, the Misses Heth,
Miss Egra Koon, Commander Shiegtoshi
Takeuchi, of the japanese Embassy; MI
Henri Martin Swiss, Consul General tol
Canada; Mr.. Charles Symon, first secre-
tary OF the Belgian Legation; Mr.. Will
lam Johannessen, first secreery of the
Norwegian Legation; Mr.. Y. Lefevre, nrst
secretary of the Legation of Panama;
Mr.. Christopher Smith. attache of thel
Norwegian Legation; Count Raoul dad
henoar,, Lieut.. Henderson, Mr.. Walter
Penfieid, Mr. Weldon Bailey, Mr.. Bow
man. Lieut.. Crawford. Mr.. Maurice
Moore Mr.. Ballard Moore. Mr.. Johnl
Deibert, Mr.. George Howard. Mr.. John
Murphy, Mr.. Donald Geusler, Mr.. How
ard Mr.. Austin Howard, DR.. Briscoe, Mr..
Leonard Block. Mr.. }. Reese Murray,
Mr. Ormonde Graham. Mr.. Laylin, Mr..
Cbamberlin, DR.. Hammond, Mr.. Stewart
Barr. Mr.. John Mitchell, DR.. Bunzel,
Mr.. Douglass Bulloch. Mr.. Claude Benz
nett. Mr.. David Gait. Mr.. Frank Bering, |
Mr.. Blackley. Mr.. Hahn, Mr.. Sidney
Mudd, Mr.. william Pratt. Mr.. Nelsonl
pon.dou Mr. p Miles Norris Mr.