The Washington herald., 1913-02-07

ana Mrs. Hughes. Senator and Mrs.
Sutherland. the Assistant Secretary of
War and Mrs. Oliver, the Assistant Sec
retary OF the Navy and Mrs. Beekman
Winthrop, DIR. and Mrs. William Holland
Wilmer. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fran
els Adams. and Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
Shepley, of st. Louis, house guests OF
Secretary and Mrs. Nagel.
The Secretary of war and Mrs. Slim
son gave a dinner last night in honor
OF Miss Helen Taft and the latter's
cousin, Miss Anderson, their other
guests being the Postmaster General.
the Solicitor General. the Military At
tache of the British Embassy and Mrs.
Moreton F. Gage. the Military Attache OF
the German Embassy and Nine. Won Her
warth, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Graves.
Mai. Charles ii. Martin. Z. S. A., and
Mrs. Martin. Mrs. Laughlin. Miss Aileen
Gorgas. Miss Emily Beatty. the Misses
Gamble, Mr.. A. Mitchell Innes, counselor
OF the British Embassy; Maj. Rhoads.
u. S. A., personal aid to the President:
Mr.. W. Denison. and Mr.. Reginald
| Huidekoper.
Nine. Ritter. wife of the Minister Of
Switzerland. entertained thirty members
of the Swiss Ladies' Society, the Stauf-
facherin. at a reception. followed by a
supper. last night at the legation.
| A French play, 'IEtincelle' will be
presented by the. Viscountess Benoist
GAY. wife OF the naval attache of the
French Embassy, with Miss Dorothy
Shuey and Count de Pontiac, in the splen-
did new addition of Mrs. Edison Brad
| ley's residence in Dupont Circle the
night of February 20. Count de Pontiac
is coming here from New York especially
to take part in the play. A dance VIII
nf 10 N
Mrs. Bradley's guests. II will be re-
membered that the addition to the Brad
ley house which a large music room,
easily converted into a thcater, was
opened for the first time early in the
winter, when Mrs. Bradley gave rnusi-
cal for charity.
Mrs. Cuno II. Rudolph will not receive
again until Friday afternoon, February
z.
The Attorney General and Mrs. Wicker
sham have planned a trip TO the far
East, which is to begin soon after the
present administration goes out OF office.
They will sail from San Francisco. Cal,
March Is Two weeks will be spent in
Honolulu. the month of May in Japan,
June in China. and in July they will
board a trans-Siberian train and journey
to Russia. August they will spend in
Scandinavia. September in Germany.
and October and November in Paris and
London. Miss Martha Bowers. who Is
now at Garfield Hospital with a frac-
tured arm. and Miss Frances Noys will
accompany Mr.. and Mrs. Wickersham on
the trip.
Mr.. Beverley rowles. of New York, is
home fer a few days visiting his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. C: p. Towles. at eS2l
Fourteenth Street Northwest
Mrs. James T. Lloyd. wife OF Repre-
sentative Lloyd, was hostess at a charm
ing dance last night at the Congressional
Club for her daughter. Miss Lloyd. The
clubrooms We're artistically decorated
with cut pink flowers and palms.
Mrs Lloyd wore 4 handsome gown Of
white brocade, and Miss Lloyd wore "A
lovely costume of pink chiffon and lace
At midnight a supper was served, after
which dancing was resumed.
Among the guests were Miss Barbara
stephens Miss Shackleford Miss Macon,
Miss Hardy, Miss Sally Williams, the
Misses Glenn. Miss Lefevre. Miss Henry,
Miss Roberts. Miss Ayres. Miss Helen
McCumber. Miss Young. Misis Dorothy |
Shuey. Miss Tribble. Miss Lacy Hoke |
Smith, Miss Hazel Bliss. of New York. !
Mr.. Lcfevre, secretary of the Panama
Canal Legation: Mr.. Johannesson. of the o
Norwegian Legation: Mr.. Williams Mr.. /
Reed. MIR. Holmes. Mr.. West. Mr.. Max |
we'll, Mr.. Blackley. Mr.. Mudd, Mr.. Ber- |
ing. Mr. Drcbert, Mr.. Dane, and Mr.. |
TIylin
Mrs Tcn Eyck Wendell has returned |
TO Washington from New York. where |
she has been the guest of her mother, |
Mrs. Edward Foot
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell will entertain at !
a dinner thN evening.
The Secretary OF Commerce and Labor |
has as house guests the brother-in-law !
and sister-in-law of Mrs. Nagel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Shepley, of st. Louis.
Miss Helen McEwen Dick. daughter of
Mrs. Ewell A. Dick. and DR.. Dana Cecil /
Post, L. S. N, were married yesterday
afternoon at the Church Of the Cove
nant- Only relatives and few personal
friends were present at the ceremony, II
which was performed by the Rev. DR..
Charles Wood. III
The bride, who was given In marriage III
by her brother, Mr.. William E. Dick. of II
Detroit, wore a travelling suit of Kings II
blue cloth. with a small black hat trim
med with blue feathers. She carried a
bouquet of violets. III
Immediately after the ceremony the
their wedding trip On their return to III
this city they will reside at the Bruns-
wick.
A large reception in honor of Mrs. c. III
Albert White, newly elected president
Of the District of Columbia branch of the
National Democratic League,
was given by Mrs. William E. Diffen-
ierfer at the New Willard yesterday
afternoon from to 6 o'clock.
The receiving party were:
Mrs John Miller Horton, Mrs. ]. c. Ill
Linthicum, wife Of Representative Lin
thicum; Miss Katherine NJ Dabney, Mrs.
J. De B. Gardner, Mrs. Albert ]. Carrico,
Mrs. J. EasbySmith, Mrs. ]. 3. Har- .
rell.
Mrs. Diffenderfer wore a handsome
gown of white crepe de chine with gold
trimming. and diamond ornaments. She
carried a large bouquet of pink car
nations
Mrs. White wore a lovely gown of
peach brocaded charmeuse. Mrs Han
,ock wore handsome green marquisette
costume. Miss Katherine Dabney was
yowned in blue charmeuse. Mrs. Carrico