New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-11

Cleveland. The list included Senator and
Mrs. Crane, Senator wetmore, Miss wst.
more, the Postmaster General. Mrs. Phu,
Sheridan, Mrs. Edward S. Worthinston
Of Chicago; Mrs. Marshall Field. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry White, Mrs. Henry r. Dimock
Mrs. Hutchinson, Nine Hauge, Colonel
and Mrs Robert M. Thompson, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. c. Glover, Mrs. BENJAMIN S. Gable
Mrs. Ransom r. Gable, Miss Wood. Dr.
Charles d. walcott, Major Winship. Pro.
fessor T. ]. Preston, Representative But
Ter Ames, John Barrett, DR.. Cofer and
Eames Macveagh.
Tho Diplomatic Corps.
The British Ambassador and Mr..
Bryce are extending many hospitalpies
before returning to England, and tonight
entertained a large dinner party. Their
guests were the Secretary of State and
Mrs. Knox, the Secretary Of the Interior
and Mrs. Fisher, the Secretary OF Com
merce and Labor and Mrs. Nagel. Justice
and Mrs. McKenna, Justice and Mrs. PHI.
ney the Danish Minister, Senator and
Mrs. Mclean, Representative Cannon.
Miss Cannon, Mr.. and Mrs Chandler
ErZon. Mrs. NJ A. Hanna, Miss Adams
Miss Emily Tuckerman. Lord Eustace
Percy and A. Kerr Clark Kerr, OF the
British Embassy staff.
The German Counsellor and Nine.
Haniel Won Haimhausen. the German sec.
ond secretary and Nine. KienlIn and Mr..
Won Bulow, German attache. with Mr..
Algara, OF the Mexican Embassy, and sew
cral young diplomats, went to New York
this afternoon to attend the dinner and
ball given by Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt
They will return tomorrow.
The Netherlands Minister and Nine
Loudon will give large tea at the lega-
ton tomorrow afternoon for Professor
and Mrs. Ernest Schelling. OF New York.
who are Mrs. Dimock's house guests. On
Sunday Nine. Loudon will entertain at
luncheon for Julia Culp, German singer
who will give programme at the White
House tomorrow night. following the din
ner Mrs. Taft gives for Mrs. Cleveland
and Mrs. Harrison.
In Washington Society.
Mrs Cleveland was the centre Of at
traction in the official social world this
afternoon. as she was yesterday for un-
official society. The women whose hus-
bands have seen long service greeted
Mrs. Cleveland at the reception at the
Congressional Club at 3 o'clock this after
noon, just as they greeted her as a bride
at the White House, and frequent refer
ence was made to that time. The club
was gay with pink roses, smilax and
flowers. and an orchestra played Mrs
Roberts, OF Massachusetts,, received be-
side Mrs. Cleveland, who wore an after
noon gown Of taupe broadcloth and hat
with dark red roses. Mrs. Nagel. wife OF
the Secretary Of Commerce and Labor,
and several others assisted in the hospital
tiles
Mrs. John Hays Hammond gave dance
tonight in honor Of Miss Esther Cleve-
land, asking Miss Taft, Miss Louise Taft.
Miss Frances Hoar, the Misses Meyer.
Miss Nagel and other young persons 10
the number of more than a hundred.
Mrs. lockwood Hoar entertained Miss
Cleveland at luncheon to-day and at din
ner tonight, asking party OF young folk
for the dinner. In the morning Miss Hoar
took Miss Cleveland about the capital
sightseeing and TO call informally on
some Of the old friends of her father and
mother
Mrs. Hammonds dance for Miss Cleve-
land was almost like a flower ball. so pro
fusely and artistlcally were flowers used
The Marine Band gave the dance pro-
gramme. and Miss Cleveland assisted Ms
Hammond in receiving guests. Tho Sec
rotary OF the Treasury and Mrs. Mac
Veagh and their guests at dinner accom-
panied Mrs. Cleveland and Professor
Preston to Mrs. Hammonds 10 watch the
young folk dance.
Colonel and Mrs. Thomas W. Symonds
entertained at dinner tonight In compl-
ment to the Chief OF STAFF and Mrs Leon
ard Wood.
Mrs Thomas F. Bayard entertained at
luncheon to-day 10 meet Mrs. Grover
Cleveland. As Mrs. Bayard's husband was
Secretary Of State under Mr.. Cleveland
several women associated with both
hostess and guest Of honor in those years
were asked.
Mrs. Henry G. Corbin entertained
luncheon party to-day. having among her
guests Mrs. Charles p. Taft and Mrs.
Louis More.