Evening star., 1914-01-28
Toronto Visitors.

Mrs. Myron NJ. Parker was in black
Velvet; Mrs. Richard Lee Fearn wore
oiuk brocade.
Toronto Visitors.
Nt aud Mrs. T. V. De Graw had with
hem their house guests, Mr. and Mrs
James T. Bradt of Toronto. Canada. Mrs.
De Ciraw was dressed in blue chiffon and
Mrs Bradt wore black lace embroidered
IN oriental colors and worn over blue
faarIneuse. Mrs Jules Guthridge wore
pale blue velvet with pearl trimmings.
Mrs. Joseph +. Ralph. white cmbvo.d-
cred crepe &c chine; Mrs. l.. William
Thavis. coral satin and lace; Mrs How
ard = ReesiGe. black chiffon velvet with
tile Corsdge of black chiffon and lace over
tp3itc-
Mr.. and Mrs y Il. Kelly had with
them their daughter, Miss Kelly, and
Nr. and Mrs u. II. Andrews of Boston.
Mass, their guests.
Lovely Satins and Laces.
Mrs. John Bassett Moore pink char
Ineuse trimmed with chiffon and fur.
Mrs Joseph f Davies. green satin
combined with silver lace: Mrs. Charles
n Drury of Montreal. white lace and
chiffon over blue satin; Mrs. George
Lcary of New York a gown of cloth of
silver. with handsome diamond orna-
ments. Mrs William Haywood dark
blue bTocade with the bodice of pearl
beaded tullc. Mrs. Henry Davis. white
satin and pearls; Mrs Chisolm, gold
and purple brocade.
Mrs Graham. wife of Assistant At
forney General Graham, wore black vel
vet old lace and diamonds
Mrs. Theodore Vance Tiiler wore vel
low charIneuse draped in purple chiffon,
with amethyst ornaments.
Mrs Robert Henry Gituns, white
Gharmeuse and lace.
Mrs. Eta Patterson Griffin, lavender
velvet trimmed with brilliantS.
Mrs William Henry White. white
satin, richly embroidered in pearls and
crystals, with touches of tiny pink roses.
and n diamond pendant completed the
beautiful costume
Mrs j. u. Wright. black chiffon, trim
med with jet. over white satin
Mrs. Earl Goodwin, lavender French
crepe meteor, lace. pearl ornaments.
The Austro-Hungarian ambassador
and Nine. Dumba entertained at din
ner last night in honor of the Secre-
tary of State and Mrs Bryan The
guests to meet them were the Bra
lillian ambassador and Mime. da Cana
the minister of Sweden and Nine
Ekengren, Miss Boarduan. the minis
ter of Denmark. Col. and Mrs. Charles
l. McCawley. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c.
Glover, Col. Golejcvski. military
attache of the Russian embassy, and
Nine. Golejevski and Baron and
Baroness ZwiedineIl Of the Austro-
Hungarian embassy.
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Daniels entertained at dinner last
night in compliment to Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis b. Sayre. who are at the
White House for a short visit Miss
Margaret Wilson. Senator Hollis, Mr.
and Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt. Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Z. Davies, Mrs Charles
Nor
CIeaves Daniels of Goldsboro, n. C.;
Miss Lucy Carney of Virginia, Capt.
Ridley Mclean. L. S. n. DIR. Cary 7.
Grayson, U. S. n, and Lieut. Poteet, Y.
S NJ attached to the Maytiower, made
up the company
No more brilliant celebration OF the
kaiser's tifty-tifth birthday anniversary
could have taken place outside OF ms
realm than that at the German embassy
on Highland Terrace, last night, when
nearly seven hundred guests assem-
bled at the bidding of the ambassador
and Countess Won Bernstorf- The path to
them as they stood near the ballroom
door was marked by flowers and plants
The countess was superbly gowned in
gold brocade with tulle and gold lace. and
wore a diamond tiara and a diamond and
pearl necklace.
The ambassador and his wife We're as
sisted in receiving by the members of the
embassy. Commander Boy-Ed. Capt Won
Papen, Baron Kurt Won Lersner, Lieut..
Baron Won Lersner. Baron Won Berck-
helm and Mr.. Won Rath- The guests in
cluded the diplomatic corps. officials.
members Of the foreign affairs commit
tees of the Senate and House and the
heads of the German societies in Wash
ington and members of society in general.
Mrs. Thomas W StubblefeId enter
tanned al luncheon today, when her
guests were Mrs. James E MARITIME,
Mrs; William f. Hughes. Mrs. Thomas
J: Scully. Mrs. Eugene f. kinkead
Mrs. John r. Nolan. Mrs. Fred A Brit
ten. Mrs. NJ - Leighton, Mrs. Morris
sheppard Mrs. BarthoIdt. Mrs. Uber-
roth, Mrs Eugene X. Whitmore. Mrs.
Allen j. Mclaughlin and Mrs. James
Orrne-
Bridge followed by tea and dancing
Will M the afternoon for Mrs. Stub
blefeld's guests.
The Russian ambassador and Nine.
Bakhmetef entertained at an informal
luncheon today. and tonight Will give
a dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rae of St Louis
are the guests of Maj. and Mrs. Syl-
vester and accompanied them to the
White House reception last night.
Capt and Mrs. Capehart entertained
at dinner last night.
Miss Dorothy Adams went to New
York yesterday to remain a week
Mrs. Frederick De c Faust Will be at
home tomorrow.
The marriage OF Miss Esteile Hano
aud Mr.. JoseDh Salomon will be cele-
brated tonight At the residence OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Hano. 49, Columbia road. by Rabbi
simon Miss Ho-tense Hano and Mr..
Max Oppenheimer Will attend the couple.
Miss Florence VI. Brown. general sec
retary of the Young Women's Christian
Association. who has recently been a pa
tient at the George Washington Uni
versity Hospital, is now the guest of
Miss Margaret Fox at her residence on
Grant place Miss Caroline B. Dow.
dean OF the National Training School OF
the Y W c. A, at New York city, was
The guest of Miss Brown over the week
md
ATiss Auna 6. Seeshoitz educational
tlrector II the J. W. L. A. has rendered
Aer resignation to the board OF directors
~ the association and will leave for hei
home ia Canton. Ohio. Thursday morn
tas- Miss Seesholtz, who was called
nome owing to the serious Illness of her
Hlorher has been in the city for the
last FIVE days
The Spanish ambassador and Nine. dc
iiiano, entertaining for Cardinal Gibbons
senator and Mrs. CummInS. Dr. and Mrs