The Washington herald., 1915-12-29

tertain again In compliment to the rs-
manning delegates.
The guests were Judge George Gray,
chairman Of the United States delega-
tion; Mr.. John Barrett, director general
Of the Pan-American Union; Senator
William ]. Stone, Gen. John w. Foster.
DR.. Ernesto Quesada. DR.. Juan B. Am
brosetti. Mr.. Emilio E. Dagassan, DR..
Crfstobal Hicken. Rear Admiral Juan A.
Martin, Engineer Austin Mercau. Dr.
Ricardo Sarmineto Laspiur, Thomas s.
Varela, of Argentina: DR.. Domicio da
CANA. ambassador from Brasil In the
United States; DR.. Tulio Ospina, DR.. Ed
uardo Rodriguez Nineres, DR.. Calixto
Torres Umana. DR.. Pianor J. Eder, Of
Colombia; DR.. Carlos Manuel de Cespe-
des. minister of Cuba in the United
States. and Nine. de Cespedes; DR.. Aris-
tides Argramonte and Mrs. Agramonte.
Mr.. Rafael Maria Amgule. Dr. Juan
Santos Fernandez. u. Juan de Dois Gar
cia kohly. minister of Cuba in Tho
Hague; DR.. Juan Guiteras. Mariana
Gutierrez Lama, DR.. Mario Lebredo, DR..
Luis Montana. Dr. Fernando Sanchez de
F'uentes. DR.. Luis A. Beralt, wife and
TWO daughters; Mr.. Simon Sarasota, Dr.
Noises A. Vieites. Mr. Ingenicre Jose
ramon Villalon. Mr.. Jose Carlos Millas y
hernandez. and Mr.. Jose Comallongs,
all of Cuba
Don Gonzale S. Cordova, Mr.. Miguel
Alcivar. Mr.. Cesar d. Andrade, Nr. Vic
tor n. Penna Eerrera, of Ecuador, Miss
Eberle Firmin. Mr.. Charles Mathon, of
Haiti: Mr.. Pedro F. Cuadro, jr., DR..
Damaso Rivas. DR.. Desiderio Roman, of
Nicaragua: DR.. Eusebio Ayala, DR..
Bruni Gugliari. of Paraguay; Dr. Rafael
Zaldivar, minister Of El Salvador in the
United States. and DR.. Rafael Guirola.
of Salvador.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. johnson gave a
young peoples dinner last evening for
their daughter. Miss Nellie johnson. who
VIII be a debutante of next season.
Nine Christian Hauge entertained at a
dinner party last evening at her hand
some residence in Massachusetts avenue
IN compliment to the delegates to the
Pan-American Scientific Congress.
Others entertaining at dinner last eve
ming for the Pan-American delegates
were Mrs Samuel Spencer, Mrs John B.
Henderson. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ham
lin. and Senator and Mrs James W.
Wadsworth.
Lieut.. Theodore Barnes; jr.: who has
been on border duty with the Eighth
Cavalry at Fort Bliss, Texas. is visiting
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Barnes, at ef53 Wisconsin avenue
Lieut.. Julian F. Barnes. Fifth Cavalry.
L. 5. A. who has just returned from
duty in the Philippines. is also the guest
OF his parents for the holidays
MIR. and Mrs Frederick Coville enter
tained at tea yesterday afternoon at their
residence. 1886 California street, in conf
pliment TO their de5utante daughter. Miss
Katherine Coville. Mrs. Coville and her
daughter received together. the debu-
tante wearing A modish gown OF white
satin. heavily embroidered in silver and
crsytai. The skirt was fiounced in sill
Yer She carried an armful of pink roses
Mrs. Coville Wore a costume OF black net
embroidered in silver and built over a
foundation of peacock blue.
The house was elabOrately decorated
with palms and Southern smilax. The
stairway was screened with ferns and
palms and quantities of feathery ferns.
and the decorations on the tea table were
croton plants. forming a colorful center
piece. and arranged about q particularly
fine new specimen of the plant. which
the horticulturist who produced II has
named for Miss Coville.
Mrs David Franklin Houston. Mrs GIL
bert Grosvenor and Miss Mabel Grandin
presided at the tea table: Mrs c. Hart
Merriam. Mrs. Whitman Cross. Mrs.
Marcus Baker and Miss Elizabeth Nc
Master assisted. and the girls in the re-
ceivinC party We're Miss Lois Reeside,
Hiss Helen Hayes. Miss Zenaida Mer-
riam. Miss Dorothy bennett. Miss Kath-
crime Drain and Miss Martha Rose.
An informal supper party and dance
for the young people of the receiving
party followed the reception.
Miss Jeanette Cowan entertained at a
luncheon yesterday in honor OF Miss
Josephine Shields The other guests
We're Miss Helen McCumber. Miss Mar
Dorothy Taylor. Miss Louise Clark, Miss
Mary Wheeler Vest. Miss Dorothy
Denys. Miss Eleanor Baxter. Miss Dor
Dthy Wyeth. Miss Pauline Stone. Miss
Dorothy Mason and Miss Dorothy Shuey.
The bachelor officers stationed at the
Barracks were hosts at
Officers Club. Informal dancing fol-
owed.
Mrs e. W. Kennedy entertained at Q
.ea yesterday afternoon at the Ontario
from 5 to o'clock. Those assisting
her included Mrs. Edward \. Goodwin,
Mrs. William c. Borden. Mrs. George
ret Read. Miss Katherine Treat. Miss
Frances Murray. Miss Adelaide Poore
Ind Miss Margaret Normoyle.
Mrs. CaIdern Carlisle was hostess in
her handsome home in l street yes
erday afternoon at tea in honor OF
Mrs. Frank L. Polk. wife of the Coun-
'elor OF the State Department. Mrs
Carlisle was assisted by her daughter.
Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe. Mrs. Mande-
lille Carlisle and Mrs. George Corcoran
Thorn.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Frank F
Fletcher gave a dinner of twelve COW
.rs last night at their home in Massa
,husetts avenue
Mrs William Borland was at home
It 1l13 sixteenth street from ) to 6.
irs. Franklin n Lane presided at the
ca table and the others who assisted
we're Mrs. Dorsey Shackelford. Mrs
'hilip Campbell. Mrs Walter Hensley.
Hrs. Thomas l. Rubey. Mrs. Joseph
Y. Folk, Mrs. Francis w. House. Mrs.
'rancis G. Blaisdel. Miss Helen McCum-
'er. Miss Agnes Shackelford and Miss
Campbell.
Mrs. Rufus King. wife of Lieut..
ling. entertained at a tea yesterday
fternoon in honor of their house
,uest, Lieut. Kings mother. Mrs.
'harles King. wife of Gen. King. OF
the celebrated author OF
opular stories of army life. Mrs. Ade-
aide Worth Bagley and Mrs. William
Ialsey presided at the tea table
Liant and Mrs King will give a