The Washington times., 1914-01-27
Gossip Of
Society
By JEAN ELIOT


ment to the members of the Judiciary,
and the large reception which the Ger
man Ambassador and We Countess Won
Bernstorn will give at the embassy in
celebration of the ffty-fifth birthday
anniversary Of the Emperor;
Undoubtedly the guests at The White
House this evening win have the pleas
.ure Of again greeting the Presidents s
second daughter, Mrs Francis Bowes
Sayre, Ion whose marriage two months
ago centered the interest Of the world.
Mr.. and Mrs. saSre will be guests at
the White House for several days.
About seven or eight hundred guests
have been invited to the reception.
The Spanish Ambassador and Mime.
Riano win entertain at dinner this
evening in compliment to his eminence,
Cardinal Gibbons.
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Mrs. Samuel Spencer will be among
the dinner hosts Of this evening. :
The Vice President and. Mrs. Mar
shall entertained last evening at the
second of the sertesI Of four re-
ceptions and dances they are giving
at the Shoreham this season. II
1t could be possible, It would seem that
the entertainment of last, evening was
enjoyed even more than the one Of Mon
day a week ago. Several hundred
guests greeted the hosts during the
evening. They were representative of
all circles OF Washington society. The
Diplomatic. Corps and the Congressional
contingent OF washington's social set
were particularly in evidence and the
very last guests to depart were several
young sons and daughters OF the solons
OF Capitol Hill who had remained to
dance the Home, Sweet Home" Many
Of them had been there for the opening
dance.
Standing at the entrance OF the old
rose room, the Vice President and
Mrs. Marshall received the guests. Mrs.
Marshall looked particularly handsome
in a gown Of white brocade, made with
a draped skirt and 2 bodice of white
chiffon richly embroidered in rhine
stones. A panel of satin, encrusted in
brilliants, fell from the waist line TO
the end OF the train. and a rhinestone
corsage ornament held the bodice in
the front In her hair she wore a white
osprey feather fastened with a diamond
ornament, and she carried a round bou-
quet Of pink sweet peas and lilies of
the valley. -'t -...s. a<s
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At s o'clock this afternoon Mrs. Will
son will receive the Japanese Ambas-
sador and Viscountess Chinda, who has
just returned to this country from an
extended stay In her own country. AS
sisting Mrs. Wilson will be her daugh-
ters. Mrs. Francis Bowes Sayre. Miss
Wilson. and Miss Eleanor Wilson, and
Miss Helen Woodrow Bones. Tea will
be served in the red parlor.
Later in the afternoon Mrs Wilson
daaI & rSsst. sv ap1oinfmsut n%m9sr OF addi
The Ambassador Of Austro-Hungary
and Mime. Dumba WIN entertain at a
dinner this evening at the embassy. in
honor of the Secretary Of State and
The Secretary and Mrs. Bryan will
return to Washington today from New
York. = -.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gardner Tennent
have cards out for the marriage Of their
daughter, Miss katherine Tennent, to
Rowland SpearTnan Marshall on the
evening Of Saturday. February Z, in st.
Margaret's Episcopal Church at s 80
4 reception at the Balfour will follow
the wedding ceremony at the church.
Miss Ruth Hitchcock, daughter Of Sen
ator and Mrs Gilbert NJ. Hitchcock, is
spending some time in New York.
Mrs. BeaIe r. Howard and Miss Mar
garet Howard have cards out for a tea
on the afternoon OF February 4.
Miss Isabel Wells will be hostess at
dansant at Rauschers Saturday 10
meet Miss BenzoLt, Of St. Louis
Judge and Mra Sidney Ballou have
invitations out for a dinner on Febru-
airy to meet the Secretary of the In
terror and Mrs. Lane
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Mrs. William Littauer will entertain
a party at luncheon February 10.
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Mrs. Henry Breckinridge will preside
as hostess at the tea at the Washington
Fencing Club Saturday from 4 until Z
o'clock.
Mrs. Van Reypen, wife Of Rear Ad-
miral Van Reypen, L. S. N, has cards
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Mrs. Hennen Jennings and Miss Ksth-
crime Jennings are spending few days
In New York.
A tea dance for the Episcopal Home
for Children will be given at the New
Willard February 8 from 4 to !.
The patronesses are Mrs. Redfield,
Mrs. McCella, Mrs. H. 7. Myers, Mrs.
Thropp, Mrs. Crozier. Mrs. J. W. Mac
Murrey. Mrs. Lee Overman, Mrs. Ed
ward Mclean, Mrs. Woodbury. Blair,
Mrs. Beale Howard. Mrs. F. T. Gree
man. Mrs. Stellwagen, Mrs. Lawrence
Heap. Mrs. Walter Mclean, Mrs. Al
eXander Britton, Mrs. w. c. RiVes,
Mrs. Thomas Ewing; Mrs. Mcdonald
Mrs. r. De c. Faust, Mrs. Charles Bell,
Mrs. T. w. 'Noyes, Mrs. S. c. Neale'
Mrs. Benjamin Micou, Mrs. LIE Roy
Tuttle, Mrs. Edward Quintard. Mrs. T.
n. Jewell, Mrs. r. Is. Bradford MISS
Caroline Smith, Miss Kibbey, and Miss
Boardman.
Sir Robert Hadfeld has Joined Lady
Hadheld at the Shoreham.
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Archbishop Ireland. of st. Paul, who
mas been spending some time at the
Shoreham, NreaiSed at dinner
there last night.
The Ladies' Board of Georgetown
University Hospital will present The
Madcap Princess at the Columbia Feb
ruary 8. Miss Nellie E. Fealy, preSi-
dent OF the board. has announced the
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