Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-17
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
MUSICAL LAST NIGHT AT THE
WHITE HOUSE.
Other Events Of Note Today-Din-
ners-Teas-Personal
Notes.

prano; Mr. Bonarios Crimson violinist
and Miss Ethel Carr Cole at the piano
and Mr.. Charles Strong. pianist, gave the
program.
Mrs Wilson will receive at 400 this aft
| ernoon Nine Dumba, wife OF the Austro-
/ hungarian ambassador. and Lady
/ Spring Rice. wife of the British ambas-
! sador. Later she will receive a few
! other visitors by appointment. She will
/ be assisted by the Misses Wilson, Miss
Bones and her house guest. Mrs. Ed
monds.
| The Vice President and Mrs Marshall
| will be honor guests at a reception to-
/ night at the Congressional Club, when
! Mrs. Duncan L. Fletcher the president
VIII receive. as will Mrs. Briggs vice
| president. Several of the cabinet women
! Mrs. Bryan, Mrs. Daniels. Mrs. Houston
and Miss Agnes Wilson-will assist in the
| hospitality. as will Mrs. James r. Mann,
Mrs. Seth Shepard, Mrs. Hawley. Mrs
| Page. Mrs. Cariin. Mrs Ramey, Mrs,
| Gregg and Mrs. Hardy
| The Vice President and Mrs Marshall
We're entertained at dinner last night by
| the Postmaster General and Mrs. Burle-
son. The other guests were the French
i ambassador and Mme5 Jusserand. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Wallace and Capt. Capehart
| U. S. N, and Mrs. Capehart.
| The counselor of the Italian embassy
and Nine. Catalani entertained at dinner
last night Their guests were the Russian
ambassador and Nine. Bakhmeteff, the
Secretary of the Interior and Mrs Lane
the Belgian minister and Nine. Havenith,
the Swedish minister and Nine Eken-
gren, the Netherlands minister to Eng
| land and Nine. van Swinderen. Mr.. and
Mrs. Franklin MacVeagh, Mr. Charles
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Hungarian embassy and Baroness Zwiedi-
mex, the military attache of the Russian
embassy, Col. Golejevski, and Nine Cole
jevski, the naval attache of the French
embassy and Viscountess G'Azy, Miss
Wetmore, Miss Mary Patten, Judge
Blount, Mr. Maurice Low, Commander
Burstyn. naval attache of the Austro-
hungarian embassy; Mrs. Henry +. Dim
ock. Miss Boardman, Mrs. Thomas F.
Walsh. Mrs. Richard Townsend. Rear
Admiral O'Neil, Mai. Won Herwarth. mil
ItarE attache of the German embassy:
Mr.. and Mrs. George Vanderbilt, and Col.
and Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson.
Among the passengers who will sail on
the steamship kronprinzessn Cecilie next
Tuesday will be Nj. r. van Swinderen de
Marees, returning to The Hague, and
Mrs. =. +. Droop, Miss Agnes Droop and
Miss c. ID. Snow of this city
Rear Admiral James Dexter Adams U.
S. n, retired, and Mrs. Adams announce
the engagement of their daughter, Ed
monia Mason Adams and DR. Richard
\. kearney of the public health service.
Gen. and Mrs DuvalI entertained at a
dinner last night in honor of Mrs. Goet-
halls. who is the house guest of Gen. and
Mrs. Aleshre. The other guests were
Cen and Mrs. Aleshire, Col. and Mrs
Hodges and Mrs. Albert Bates.
Mrs. Elkins gave a dinner of twenty
night, for her granddaughter. Miss Ed
wilma Bruner of Philadelphia. and her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Blaine Elkins
There were about 100 guests at the dance
Mrs. Joseph E. Kuhn. wife of the COM
mandant of the barracks, Col Kuhn,
and Mrs. Jewett, wife of Lieut.. Jewett.
received last night at the hop given by
the officers and ladies at the Washing
ton barracks Mrs. Kuhn wore a hand
some gown of black lace and crepe de
chine About 200 guests danced in the
Officers Club. which was attractively
! decorated for the evening. The Engineers
Band played for the dancing. A buffet
supper was served at midnight A num-
Der OF dinner parties preceded the dance.
Col. and Mrs. Kuhn, who have Miss
Helen Townsley of West Point as their
house guest. entertained informally at
l .. -. x,
Jr., who have visiting them Miss Fay OF
Auburn. N. y: Miss Clay of Detroit.
Mich, and Lieut.. Sohlberg U. S. A., also
had an Informal dinner party, with Lieut..
Dunn among the guests.
Mrs John Richie will not be at home
Saturday. January "A.
Mrs. Francis Huger McAdoo, daugh-
ter-in-laW of the Secretary of the
treasury, has sufficiently recovered from
her recent illness to return to this city
from New York, where she was a patient
IN the Roosevelt Hospital. Tomorrow
Mr.. and Mrs. McAdoo will leave with
capt and Mrs. Isaac E. Emerson for
Arcadia, their estate in South Carolina,
where they will spend several weeks
Emerson will remain there during the
winter months Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred G.
vanderbilt, with their young son. Alfred
daushter of Can't the msT geninlaW and
from New York Tuesday, January 20.
for their home in England after hav-
ing spent several months in America
| Miss Julia Calhoun, with her brother,
Mr.. j. Edward Calhoun of New York,
who are stopping at the Shoreham, en-
tertained at dinner last night. The
other guests were Mile. van Rappard.
Miss Elliott, DIR. Baumann of the Swiss
legation and Mr.. Fouros of the Swiss
| legation.
Mr.. John A. Lomax was the guest of
honor at the Congressional Club yester-
day afternoon. Mrs. Briggs of Maine.
Mrs. Lloyd of Missouri and Mrs. Pad
| gett of Tennessee received the guests
and Mrs. Houston wife of the Secretary
of Agriculture, and Mrs. Howell Of Utah
presided at the tea table at o'clock,
Miss Hawley of Oregon acted as usher.
and assisting were Mrs. Humphrey of
| Washington state, Mrs. Humphreys of
MISSISSIPPI Mrs. Kahn of California,
Mrs. Hayes of California. Mrs Houston
| of Tennessee Mrs. Hawley of Oregon,
OF Arizona. Mrs Howard of Georgia
Mrs. Hensley of Missouri. Mrs Hill of
| Illinois, Mrs. Hinebaugh of Illinois, Mrs,
Johnson of Washington state and Mrs
Heating of Colorado.
Representative and Mrs. Mccoy of
New Jersey have as their guest the lat
ter's sister, Mrs. A. L. Alexander of
Savannah. Ga. for whom they enter
tanned informally at dinner last night.
| Their guests. in addition to Mrs. Alex
ander. were the Secretary of Commerce
and Mrs. Redfeld, the solicitor general
and Mrs. John w. Davis. Representative
and Mrs. Slayden of Texas and Repre-
sentative futile of New Jersey.
| Representative and Mrs Fred A. Brit
\
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