Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-24
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
MIR. AND MRS. SAYRE EXPECTED
AT WHITE HOUSE TODAY.
Miss Wilson Returning, Too, With
Her Sister-Other Events.
Notes.

MIS-. William Jennings Bryan gave a
double box party this afternoon at the
Hational' when her guests were Mrs
5urleson, Mrs. John Bassett Moore. Mrs.
mrs; Charles S. Hamlin, Mrs. Samuel j.
Graham, Mrs. Daniel C. Roper Mrs
Andrieus A. Jones, Mrs Adolph C.
Monis F. MIS- Pest Joseph .a p; Davies Mrs
Mrs. Cato Sells and Mrs. Marsh.
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Daniels were dinner hosts last night for
the Vice President and Mrs Marshall,
and mad in the company to meet them
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Lamar, the former
secretary OF the Navy. Mr.; Hilary A.
gerald, Rear Admiral and Mrs Stock
ton, Mrs. Henry F. Dimock, Mrs Bur
ton Harrison, Gen. Julian S. Carr of
Durham. n: c.. and Col. and Mrs
Representative and Mrs. Andrew ].
Peters entertained at a dinner last
night In honor Of the Secretary
guests were Senator and Mrs. Newlands,
the assistant secretary Of the navy and
Mrs. Roosevelt, Representative and Mrs.
". 5; Murray, Representative cordell
Coy, Miss Joyce Ilbert. Miss Tone. Mrs.
Herbert Parsons Of New York and Mr.
F. A. Stirling.
Count and Countess Szecheny, who
| We're honor guests at a dinner given
by the ambassador of Austria Hungary
and Nine. Dumba last night, went on
later with their hosts to the dance at the
Playhouse; when Mr.. Geoffroy Dodge
was host and his mother, Mrs. Arthur NJ.
Dodge Of New York. received for him.
Today Mrs. Mackay-Smith gave a lunch
con for Count and Countess Szecheny.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Gheen enter
tanning for Miss van Rappard and Mr..
and Mrs. George Vanderbilt were others
of last nights dinner hosts.
Capt. and Mrs Schindel, who gave a
dinner in compliment to Ensign and Mrs.
Aston r. Simpson, Maj. and Mrs. Cor
don, for Miss Benoist Of st. Louis:
Lieut.. Commander Arthur J. Hepburn,
Y. S. n; Lieut.. Commander Herbert G.
Sparrow, U. S. N; Commander Carlo B.
Britain, U. S. N; First Lieut.. W. B.
Borden. I. $. A; Capt: Francis P.
U. S. A.; Capt. Emil Thesis. u. S. n:
Maj. William P. Jackson, U. S. A.; Sur
geon Frank L. Pleadwell, U. S. N, were
some of those entertaining at the
Army and Navy Club last night, pre-
Mrs. Christian Hemmick will not re-
ceive tomorrow. She is leaving for Cali
fornia, and will be away six weeks.
IeI Sou-lu-ldW ana daughter, ana
Mrs. Dreyfuss Barney, are shortly to
leave California for a trip to Japan.
Miss Petra Maldonado. who has been
the guest of Mrs. Edwin A. Mess of 81
Rhode Island avenue northwest for sew
eral weeks past left yesterday for New
York city. She sailed today for her
home in San Juan, Porto Rico, on the
steamer Coamo.
r.,
dance of the season last evening. 1t was
! largely attended by members and friends.
The newly elected officers of the club are
S. Shreve, president; Sam Melick, vice
president: j. F. Hamilton, treasurer; w.
e. Anderson, secretary, and D. H. Nc
Williams, sergeant-at-arms.
Mrs. Julius Kahn, wife of Representa-
| tive Kahn of California, entertained the
| Friday Morning Breakfast Club at her
| home, the Brunswick. This was the first
breakfast of the club this season. Covers
were aid for twelve. The guests were Mrs.
| Charles E. Townsend, wife of Senator
Townsend of Michigan: Mrs. James A.
Reed, wife of Senator Reed of Missouri;
Mrs. Fred bennett of North Dakota,
| Mrs. William r. Green of Iowa, Mrs
William D. Stephens of California, Mrs.
| L. P. Padget of Tennessee, Mrs ]. ].
Russell of Missouri, Mrs. W. D. Francis
y.
| Mrs. c. H. Dillen of South Dakota, Mrs
2. f. Quin of Mississippi Later the
| party went to the musical at the Congress
sional Club.
Dr. and Mrs. David Jayne Hill enter
| tanned at dance at Rauscher's last
| night for their daughter, Miss Katherine
| Hill. and in compliment to Miss Marie
Merrill. daughter of Mr.. Thomas D. Mer-
rill of Duluth and Seattle. About 100
| Gfe.1 cd tha
DR.. and Mrs. Hill we're Miss Hill, Miss
| Merrill. Mrs. Basil King and Miss Pene-
lope King of Cambridge, Mass: Mrs.
George Whelan of New York and Paris
and Prof Harry Dana Of Columbia Col
lege, New York.
| Mrs. Seldonridge charmingly enter
tanned the Congressional Club yesterday
musical program from 4 to 8. Mrs. Dun
can U. Fletcher, assisted by Mrs. Raker
| of California and Mrs. Towner of Iowa,
received the guests. Mrs. Langley Of
Kentucky and Miss Langham of Pennsyl-
| vania were at the tea table. Those assist
ing were Mrs. McCumber of North Da-
kota. Mrs. La Toilette of Wisconsin, Miss
l4ippitt of Rhode Island, Mrs. Lever of
South Carolina, Mrs. Knowland of Cali
fornia, Mrs. Lee of Georgia, Mrs. Nc
Dermott of Illinois, Mrs. Kinkead Of New
Jersey, Mrs. Lenroot of Wisconsin, Mrs.
Kent of California. Mrs. Linthicun1 Of
Maryland, MIS- Kennedy OF Connecticut,
Mrs. Kettner of California, Mrs. Kindel
of Colorado, Mrs Kreider of Pennsyl-
vania, Mrs. Franklin x. Lane, Mrs. Mar
tin A. Knapp. Mrs. Charles c. McChord
and Mrs. John A. Logan
Mr.. Peynado. the minister Of the Do
minican Republic, has been confined to
his home for the past three days by
illness.
A luncheon tea and bazaar for the
benefit of the Episcopal Home for Chill
dren will be given in the darkroom at the
| Raleigh Hotel January 20 and 80. from 10
| am. to 10 pm.
| Mrs. William Scantleburg, jr; Mrs Ma
| thanial Harnish. Mrs. James Afford,
Mrs. Mamie Baine, Mrs. Mary A. Parker,
| Mrs. Frank Wetmore, Miss May Duncan
son, Mrs. f. j. Lewis and Mrs. Edward
Frisbie.
Miss Alice Gertrude Gordon entertained
| at dinner last night, when her guests
included Miss HELEN. Miss Johnston.
Miss Horsey, Miss Montgomery, Miss
Laura Harlan, DR.. Grayson, DR.. Cabell.
Mr. Vom Rath, Mr.. w. Bowie Clarke, Mr..
Flournoy and Mr.. Antoine Geoffroy.
| Miss r. B. Keith will be at home Mon
days, instead of Fridays. after January
so, at 1443 East Capitol street.
| A hop was given last evening by the
National Cathedral School for Boys in
| the Lane Johnston building, Mount st.
| Alban. Mr.. and Mrs. Gregg received
| the guests, among whom were the Misses
Calvo La Toilette, Neary. Maddox, Beck,