The Washington herald., 1916-05-05

sing were hosts at dinner last evening,
entertaining in compliment to Ambas-
sador Page.
The Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs.
Daniels were the guests in whose honor
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Frederick r.
Harris gave a dinner party last evening
at the Army and Navy Club. There were
thirty-six guests, among them Mr.. and
Mrs. George Lavine and Mr.. Charles Gill
pin, all Of Philadelphia. who are visiting
Admiral and Mrs. Harris.
Assistant Attorney General and Mrs.
Samuel J. Graham entertained at dinner
last evening at the Army and Navy Club
in compliment to the Secretary of Agri-
culture and Mrs. Houston.
Mrs. Henry F. DlmOck was hostess at
a reception at 9 o'clock last evening in
honor OF the Colonial Danes of New
York. About 100 women prominent in
CAPITAL society were asked to meet them.
Mrs. Willard Salisbury entertained for
the officers and members Of the Council
Of Colonial Danes yesterday afternoon
from to o'clock. Assisting Mrs. Sauls-
bury were the Colonial Danes Of Della
ware, Mrs. Hoftecker, acting PRESIDENT;
Mrs. Charles G. Rumford. Mrs. Samuel
c. Rumford, Mrs. Christopher L. Ward,
Mrs. J. T. Neilds, Mrs. William G. Ram
scv. Mrs Murray Stewart Mrs. E. Tat
nall Warner. Mrs. John Jacob Rogers,
Mrs. Charles Warren, Mrs. Charles c.
WalCutt and Mrs Saulsbury's sister. Mrs.
Bruce Ford, OF Chestnut Hill, Pa, who is
her guest.
Mrs. Francis S. Nash entertained a
large luncheon party at the Chevy
Chase Club yesterday in compliment
to Mrs Robert Lansing and her visi-
tors from WatertOwn, y. Y, Mrs. Val
entine and Mrs. Stebbens. The tables
were decorated with pink sweet peas
and there were cOrsage bouquets OF
Eardenias for each guest Among
the guests were Mrs. Carl S vrooman
and her cousin. Miss Letitia Stevn-
son; Nine. Wilenken. wife OF the ac-
tual councillor OF state and financial
adviser of the Russian embassy here;
Nine. Vignal, wife of the French mill
tary attache. and Nine. AntOnin Mar
tin. wife of the French naval at
tache: Mrs. Broderick. whose husband
was recently appointed with Sir
William Crawford as financial ad-
wiser in this country for Great Brit
ain. Mrs. John w. Weeks, Miss Pick
hardt. Mrs. Atles Pomerene. Mrs.
Breckenridge. Mrs. woodman. Mrs.
Julian James, Mrs. John P. Jackson,
Mrs. John W. Foster. Miss Mary Gus
It's Lee, Mrs. W. H. FitShugh Lee.
Mrs. Robert Hinckley, Miss Helen
Cannon. Mrs John J. Rogers. Mrs.
Richardson Glover, Mrs. Frederick c.
Hicks. Mrs. George Duncan. Mrs. Fran
els winslow. Mrs. Samuel E. Wins
low. Mrs. Nathen Sargent Mrs
O'Laughlin. Mrs. Thomas B, Dunn.
Miss Margaret Breckenridge and Miss
Noes. Of Russia
Mrs Daniels. wife Of the Secretary
Of the Navy, was the guest Of honor
at luncheon which Mrs. Brinton
Stone gave yesterday, at the Hotel
Lafayette. There were twenty-five
guests among them Mrs. Isador Ray
ner. Mrs. Medorem Crawford. Mrs
Paul Fitzsimmons, Mrs. Reed, Mrs
Samuel J. Graham. Mrs. A. w Bag
ley. Mrs. F. B. Moran. Mrs. Edward
Everett Capehart. Mrs. / T. Mann,
Mrs Joseph Thropp and Mrs Charles
Henry stone
Mrs James T. Moore, wife of MAJ
Moore. entertained at a bridge and tea
yesterday afternoon as a farewell be-
fore she leaves Washington for the
EeasOn. Presiding at the tea table
were Mrs. Frank winn and Mrs
Charles S. Farnsworth. Other guests
were Mrs. W. S. Graves, Mrs. Cruise,
Mrs c. W. Kennedy, Mrs. Marcus
Stokes, Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. Charles
Porter. Mrs. william Cline Borden,
roe Mcfarland. Mrs. Bennett. Mrs.
Henry leroy, Mrs. Bailey. Mrs. Will
liam D. Connor. Mrs. R. NJ. Blanchard.
Mrs. Calvin De witt Mrs. Charles
Hobart. Mrs. Paul Wolf, Mrs. Wood
ward Bispham. Mrs A. G. Lott, Mrs
F. y. Jones, Mrs. Frank P. Avery, Mrs
c. P. Summerall, Mrs. George H
Cameron. Mrs Tilford. Mrs. c. Ducat,
Mrs. c. B. Baker, Mrs. Wilson Chase
Miss Frances NJ. Smith. Mrs. J. NJ
Pruyn. Mrs. R. H. Goldthwatthe, Mrs
]. L. Hunt, Mrs. John P. Jackson, Mrs
Saxton, Mrs. Bonycastle, Miss Owen,
Miss RandelI, Mrs. John Alden Farms
worth, Mrs. r. F. Boussard, Mrs
Dwight AuItman. Mrs. Hickok, Mrs
Theodore F. Forbes. Mrs. Johnston,
Miss Niche and Miss Seay.
The Joint program to be given by Miss
Lila Collins and Miss Macy Barbee,
a. the Congressional Club, this afternoon,
will be one OF the most interesting Of
the year Miss Collins will contribute
several musical numbers and Miss Bar
bee. who is a story-tell OF note, will be
hc"rd in negro dialect selections
Mrs. william Kettner and Mrs
Rufus Hardy will preside at the tea
table. Invited to assist are: Mrs. Fred
bennett. Mrs. s ". Dempsey, Mrs. Joe
J. Eagle, Mrs. c. G. Edwards Mrs. F.
!. Ellsworth, Mrs. John A Peters, Mrs.
duncan L. Fletcher. Mrs. Henry D.
Flood, Mrs. Martin D. Foster, Mrs. Jas
4. Frear, Mrs. FINS J. Garrett, Mrs
William NJ. Geddes, Mrs. F. H. GiIIett
Mrs. Carter Glass, Mrs. Charles NJ Ham