The Washington times., 1913-02-04
Netherlands Minister and Nine.
Loudon and Queen Emma
Are Among the Sponsors.

this country of. the Netherlands
Minister and Madame Louion,
and with Queen Emma, the
mother of Queen wilhelmina. standing
as sponsor from over the water, Mime.
Julia Culp. the famous Dutch lieder
singer, is expected TO fill the Columbia
Theater this afternoon with a notable
audience.
Till occupy a box, and the Dutch Min
ister and Madame London, will have
with them Prof. Harold Randolph. 6i-
rector of the Peabody Conservatory of
Music in Baltimore, and Miss Laura
Harlan. Mrs Henry T. Dimock will
have in her box Mr.. and Mrs. John
Harrison, Of Minneapolis, and Mrs.
Dimock Hutchinson.
IN the brilliant audience Will be the
French Ambassador and Madame
Jusserand. the British Ambassador and
Mrs Bryce. the Swedish Minister. the
Norwegian Minister and Madame Bryn,
Mrs. L. z. Letter, Mrs. Richard II.
Townsend. and othe.. of the patrors
and patronesses including the Attorney
General and Mrs. Wickersham. the
spanish Minister and Sonora de Riano,
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry belmont Mr.. and
Mrs. George Eustis. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry White. and Madame Christian
Hauge.
The last State reception of the series
OF four will be held at the White House
this evening, when the Army and Navy
will be the honor guests.
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The President and Mrs. Taft were en-
tertafned at dinner last night by the
Secretary of Agriculture and his daugh-
PER Miss Flora Wilson. The other guests
al the dinner were:
The Speaker and Mrs. Champ Clark
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Carnegie, Senator
ard Mr.. Cummins, Senator and Mrs.
kenyon, Congressman Cannon, Miss
Cannon. Congressman and Mrs. James
r. Mann. Congressman and Mrs. a. +.
Lever. Congressman W. B. Mckinley,
Miss Maths, Congressman and Mrs.
Charles II. Sloane. Congressman John
Lamb Miss Wilforth. Mrs. Thomas X.
Laughlin. Mrs. john y. Henderson, John
Barrett. DIR. and Mrs. J. J. Richardson,
Ir and Mrs. iRadclin. Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Stanley Gray. of Baltimore, and Robert
Reese.
The Secretary of Commerce and Labor |
and Mrs NageI will entertain the Presi- |
Gent and Mrs. Taft at dinner this week. |
making the last of the series of Cab |
inet dinners for the season and the last !
of the Administration.
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Mr.. Jusserand. the dean of the DipIo- |
matte Corps. and Madame Jusserand en-
tertained a dinner party at the French |
embassy last night in honor of the |
Chief Justice Uf the Supreme Court and |
Mrs. +. D. White. Their other guests /!
were Mr. Justice and Mrs. McKenna, |
Mr. Justice and Mrs. Hughes. Arch |
bishop ireland. Senator Lodge. Senator |
du Pont. sne Assistant Secretary of |
War and Mrs. Robert Shaw Oliver. Mr. |
and Mrs. Douglas Robinson. Of New |
York: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henry |
Butler. DR.. and Mis-. William Holland |
Wilmer. Mrs. lockwood -HOar, Miss |
Loring-Miss Louise Loring. and the |
Counselor Of the Embassy and Madame |
dc PSretti de ID Rocca-
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one cf the largest and most enjoyable !
dances Of the season was the George |
town Law junior prom last evening In |
the bah room at the New Willard. The |
guests. who numbered several hundred. |
began to arrive AT 8 O'Clock and the |
dancing lasted until about o'clock, |
with the Marine Band playing for the |
dancers
Palms, branches of pine, and flags |
and pennants formed the decorations OF |
The ball room and at midnight a supper |
WAS served.
J. Newton Brewer was chairman of |
The dance committee, assisted by Steph- !
~ J. Rifle. George W Bond, L. Scott |
shaw. David A. Hart. Sidney Z. Kent, |
John L. Peters. w. II. Bauer, Earl Cam I
pazzi, Harold L. Elias Charles G. Bcr- |
gin and William ]. Conner.
The class officers are Joseph ]. Nc |
conville, president: William S. Gala
han, first vice president; WI. Connolly,
second vice president; Harry NJ. Carroll. |
secretary; Oliver ]. Smith, treasurer, /
and George A. Cannon, sergeant-st-
armA