The Washington herald., 1916-01-02
WASHINGTON. D. C.1sUNDAY. JANUARY 2 1916

tne ltallan Ambassador and Mrs.
Charles e. Hughes. The Secretary of
the Interior and Mrs. Franklin Lane
and Miss Hegemen, and Mrs. Walter
Bruce Howe were guests in Mrs. Call
deron Carlisle's box. The Rev. and
Mrs. F. Ward Denys had their dsugh-
ters with them In their box.
Among others In the audience were
Nine. Calderon. wife >of the Bolivian
Minister; Mrs. Thomas Ewing. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Peabody Eustis. Miss Mar
garet Draper. Mrs chauncey Stisand.
Williams Noyes. Mrs. Frank B. Noyes
Mrs. Beale. Miss Valerie Padelford.
Miss Marguerite Caperton. Gen. and
Mrs. Frank Mcintyre. Capt. and Mrs.
John Gibbons, Mrs Richard Ely, Miss
Sargent, Mrs John Newboid, Mr.. and
Mrs. Christian Heurich, Miss Elise Da-
Wis, Mr.. and Mrs. James Marion John
ston. Mrs. Gilbert Hitchcock. Miss Ruth
Hitchcock, Miss Mcciintock, Mrs.
Chauncey Hackett, Adolph Casper Nil
Ter and Gen. and Mrs. Andrews
| Mrs. John q. Henderson. widow Of
Senator Henderson, of Missouri. at her
home in upper Sixteenth street was
hostess at dinner specially complimentary
to the Chileans attending the Pan-Ameri-
can Congress. Tuesday evening. Her
Kue8It were Ile ArlDaSsauOT OF SDllt
Mime. Suarezdujics, the Swiss Minister
and Nine. Ritter. DR.. and Mrs. David
Jayne Hill, Mr.. Philippi. Mr. Lira, DR..
Murkin. Mr.. Saias Edwards and Nj.
Tresuo Arnenet, .sll, of Chile; Mr.. and
Nine Mstos and DR.. and Mime. Roblez,
of Guatemala: Mr.. Urrutia. OF Honduras;
Mr.. and Nine. Deustua- of Peru: DR..
and Nine. Guirola and Mile. Guirola, OF
Salvador: DIR. da Silva, of Brazil; the
Il A.
thur Campbell and Mr.. John B. Hen
derson.
The younger set of Washington So
ciety turned out in force Tuesday af-
ternoon for the tea and dansant given
at the Playhouse for the benefit of the
Working Boys Home. The affair was
| under the auspices of the board of
| managers of the home.
The guests began arriving shortly
after 4 o'clock. The entire program
| lasted until after Z o'clock. Between
| these hours the younger set danced
| and were in turn entertained by spe-
cial features. These features incluS~t
| Greek dancing by the children of the
Lucy Gale Barbour School. a series Of
clog dances by Master Louis Z. Smith.
and several exhibition dances.
| Mrs. McClellen Ritter presided at
| the tea table, and was assisted by
Mrs. Blaine Elkins and Mrs. Stephen
J b. Elkins. The ladies in charge of the
| affair included Mrs. Arthur Lee. pres
edent of the board of managers; Mrs.
Victor Cushmsn, Mrs. Randall Hagner.
Mrs. Frederick Atherton. Mrs. Robert
H. Chapman. Rers. Francis Ruggles,
Mrs. George Odell, Mrs. Cary Lang
Richard Hsnlow.
| The dance was declared a pro-
| nounced success in every way.
Miss Edith Koon was hostess at a
i box party Wednesday afternoon. enter
tanning in compliment to Miss Jean
nette Cowan. debutante daughter OF
/, Mrs. john X. Shields. The other guests
were Miss Josephine Shields. Miss
| Helen Blodgett. Miss Catherine Bur
d, dette. and Miss Lillian Hendrick, and
after the matinee Miss Koon took the
party to the Shoreham for tea
Miss Koon Will be hostess at a
luncheon on January s.
I Miss Louise Clark entertained at
dinner Monday evening in honor Of
her house guest, Miss Harmon Bailey.
Of Chicago. The guests. besides Miss
Bailey, were Miss Dorothy Mason, Miss
Mildred Anderson, Mr.. H L. Rust. Mr..
Henry Dickson, Mr.. Pittmsn Springs,
| Mr.. Paul Harding. and Mr.. Gordon
Stephenson. of Chicago. Miss Clark
and her dinner guests later attended
the dance that Miss Ruth Lester gave
at Rauschers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Hamlin en-
tertained at dinner Tuesday evening
their guests including Mr.. Carlos
| Cuervo MARQUEE, of Colombia: Mr.
Pedro ouadra, jr. of Nicaragua; DR.
Eusebic Ayala, Miss Montevede. OF
Paraguay: Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Maur-
tus and Mr.. Atzamsro. jr., of Peru; DR.
Rafael Gonzales Rincones and Mrs
Rincones, Mr.. anG Mrs. Andres Ibarro
and Mr.. Ibarro. jT., of Venezuela; Mr.
Bernado IN choSs=e and Miss Etche-
pare, of Uruguay; Mrs. Bayard and
Mr.. William G. Rice. of Albany. who
is the house guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hamlin.
DR.. and Mrs. Alfred Hopkins were host
Monday evening at their place, Edge
wood. at one of the most delightful
dances OF the season, entertaining II
honor of Miss Anne Hopkins, daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. Nevil Monroe Hopkins
who is still a schoolgirl. The guests
including young girls not yet presented
to society, were Miss Margaret Clark
Miss Margaret Tuttle, Miss Adelaide Tut
llSI MISS Nh1afBdIel fdnneStOCkt MIS-
Cecilia McCallum, Miss Elizabeth Seton
Miss Harriet Peckham. Miss Ellen Lee
Miss Julia Burroughs, Miss Ruth Sturte
want, Miss Ida Adams. Miss Halle
Davis, Miss Edith Blair. Miss Minns
Blair, Miss Candace Howard, Miss Murie
Denys. Miss Louise Hoar, Miss Kirck
patrick, Mr.. Kirckpetriek. Mr.. Lyman
Plstt, Mr. Albert Sturtevant, Mr.. Rober-
Bell, Mr.. Thomas Ewing, Mr.. Louii
Thompson, Mr.. Ralph Jenkins, Mr.. Syl
vanus Stokes, Mr.. Bromley Seeley, Mr.
Elkins oliphant, Mr.. Montgomery Blair
jr., Mr.. Walker Beale, MFR. Sidney Wal
cott, Mr. Stewart welcott, Mr.. Scot
Baker, Mr.. Henry Baker, Mr.. James
Baker, MIR. Noel Symons, Mr.. Andrew
Wiley, Mr.. John Remey. Mr.. Armistea6
Peter, Mr. Samuel Borden, Mr.. Dudley
Morgan Mr.. Bernard Karriek, Mr.
James Karriek, Mr.. Jarvis Cofhn and
Mr.. Herbert Kubel
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Effinger wert
hosts at dinner Monday evening for theii
daughter, Miss Katherine Effinger, goini
later with their guests to Miss Ruth
Lester's dance at Rauscher's. The
guests included Miss Dorothy Taylor
Miss Pauline Stone, Miss Mary wheelei