The Washington times., 1915-02-16
GIBBONS was the
guest of honor -at luncheon TO-
4 day given by the Spanish Am.

bassador and Madame Riano at
the embassy in sixteenth street. There
were thirty guests seated at one large
table. which was decorated with carna-
tions in brilliant red. the cardinals
colors. The house was filled with
palms, Towering plants. and cut flow-
ers for the occasion. with red tho pre-
vailing color.
The ambassador and Madame Riano
have cards out for q dinner on Febru-
ary q in compliment to the Secretary
of State and Mrs. Pryan'
Admiral Baron Dewa. who 10 to rep
Panams.Pseiiic issen r exposition. and who
is a guest at the japanese embassy.
acompanied by. his aides. Commander
Ueyda. and Lieut.. Commander Kobaye-
Sh s9s sSe to n.x. rso sta.on
Admiral Baron Dewa will give ain
ner on Thursday evening at the Shore
ham. when his guests will include the
Officials Of the State Depsrtms1,t ns9,eers sno
Seldom has visitor to washington
been more feted than the distinguished
Japanese naval OFFICER. Yesterday r5sn. ne
wreath on washington's tomb. making
the trip on the Dolphin as the guest
Of Mrs. Daniels. wife Of the Secretary
Of, Of the tn Navy. Luncheon was served o"
The other guests on the Dolphin were
the Japanese Ambassador and Viscount-
ess Chinda. Miss jackson. Miss Daniels:
Miss Bailey, the Assistant Secretary OF
State and Mrs. Osborne. Mrs. Robert
Lansing. wife Of the counselor OF the
State Department; Mrs. George Barnett,
Mrs. Hoosewerf. Mrs. Dallas. Lieu
tenant Commander and Mrs. Berry. Mr.
Meura, Commander Kobayashi. Lieu
tenant Commander Uyeda, Commander
Momura. and Mrs. Ivate. all members
mirai:s suite; Captain Hoadiey. and the
commander of the Dolphon adm Mrs.
Tie ADMIRAL. with his suite and ac-
somp.n:ed BY The Jspsnsse pIss .t.ansss Ambas;a,
large reception given yesterday after
noon by Mr.. annd Mrs. LarE Anderson.
In the evening the admiral and his
suite dined at the Shoreham and at
tended the play.
Tomorrow evening the japanese Am,
bassador and Viscountess Chinda will
entertain at q dinner followed by re-
ception for their guests; and later IN
the month the Ambassador and his wife
and their guests will go to New York
to attend = reception to be given by the
Astor Hotel on February z6
luncheon Of fourteen covers today in
compliment to her house guest. Miss
Jean Gensheimer. Of Erie: Pa. and Miss
Sophie Bispham, Of Philadelphia, who
ts visiting Miss Dorothy Mason; The The
Vest, Miss Ruth Wilson. Miss Pocahon-
tes Butler. Miss Pauline Kindlcberger.
Miss Dorothy Mason. Miss Gwendolin
psnys Miss Am. Mn n HSGEss ssnss Mss M. M;.:
Natalie briggs. and Mrs. George Clark:
The table decorations were in red. red
tulips forming the attractive center
piece.
Mrs. d. J. Callahan was hostess at q
luncheon today in honor Of Mrs. Thomas
Riley, Of Connecticut. The guests were
keepins. With the vaientine ,:,;; season:
Hughes. Mrs. Charles Hayden. Mra
James Crsighill. Mrs. D. c: Shea. Mrs.
NJ Mr.. W rhss: w. Rrassny %s; Mr.; r. hSrfi
Carter. Mrs: J. H. Stevens. Mrs. r T.
Holden. Mrs. Aubrey Houston. Mrs. T.
W. stubblefield. Mrs. Milton Allies. Miss
man. Mrs. paniI MeGillicuddy, Mrs.
Thomas Scully. Mrs. w. G. Ring. Mrs.
D. H. R. Drury. Mrs. William Hoach.
Mrs. Frank Heron. Mrs. William H.
Callahan. and Mrs: N. Dtneen.
Mrs. I. N. Iittell. wife Of Col. Littell.
u. 8. A., 10 entertaining at bridge this
afternoon in compliment to Mrs. Georgs
W. McIver. wife OF Colonel Mc1ver. WHIT
The house - beautifully decorated Ii
green and white. White tulips. narcis
sus and mainderhair ferns adorn the tea
table. Among the guests are Mrs. J. B
Gibbs Baker. Mrs.. G. c. McCulioch. Mrs
Mrs. Mason Blunt. Mrs. Ellis. Mrs. Ho
ratio Corcoran. Mrs. Philip Welker
Mrs Mrs., H Mrs p n Kns;eSry SSn Nh. Mr. Waiss No
BILE. Mrs. Edward Pendleton. Mrs. g. =
Davis. Mrs Chauncey Baker. Mrs. q. H
Cameron. Mrs. John L. Edwards. Mr.
Fred Perkins. Mrs. sanborn; Mrs
same' M1s. q Ss1S' 3. Persons. @s Sas Mrs Charles
CraiEhsad. Mrs. Charles T. Clagett ant
Mrs. William P. Evans.
at bridge this afternoon at her apart
Glide Mrs. Calvin Dewitt. Mrs. J.
O'Neal. Mrs. Frank Cocheu' Mrs =.
Grumiey. Mrsi &C. G. F. IobH Marnn' Hal MGs' H.,
Jesse Ramsburg. Mrs. H. p. McCaiI
Mrs. J. B. Aleshire. Mrs. J. w. RucA
man. Mrs. NJ. r. Campbell. and Mr.
Richardson. numDef OF OtnerS INV
been invited for tea
f.
The newly organized Sacred Hear
Dramatic Association held its frs
dance last evening in the ball roor
of the Arcade auditorium. Little Mis-
Bowman's jancing, and exhibition @
the latest dances by Master Kelehe
and Miss Doris Schlegel. and specia
contributions by various Individual
OF the association. afforded much en-
tertainment during the intermisston
Refreshments were served at 1880.
Those present were: Mrs. Albert Cal
rico, Mrs. T. 6. Griffin. Mrs. Brook
Reitz, Mrs. Robert Fosbender. M
and Mrs. Marsden, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
phonse Barry. Mr.. and Mrs. Pa
Barry, Mr.. and Mrs. George Barry: b
Halpfn, Eugene Barry. Lawrence BA,
ry, Arthur f. Carroll. John Clement
Francis Connolly. William r. Deer
Cecil Dowd. Vinoent Downey. Fran
Duchesne. Hugh B. Fegan. Luke Fee
an, Stephen Fegan. John Fe9an, Le
Fortune. Austin Howard. rheodol
Howard. Frank Howard. James Junt
hans. william Killilane. M. g. Leple
A. v. Llufrio. John Mccarthy. Pea
McCarty. William 8. Madisan. Maurl'
May. william Nichols. Tom OWNS
Harold Ripley, Ed Roach, John
Rout. Andrew seitz, Harry Schwart
Daniel Smith. Ed Smith. Miss Rut
Ansley. Miss Elizabeth Began. Mi
Dorothea Boucher, Miss Floren'