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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1910

Page

5

Taft White House Dinner For Cabinet Opens Season

President and Mrs Taft hosted the cabinet in the state dining room with pink roses and ferns, followed by a musicale. Attendees included governors, senators, the army chief of staff, and many diplomats and officials. Several absentees were noted due to mourning or other reasons.

HE Preguteur Taft Army Wood Knox War Dickinson Secretary of the Navy Marine Sherman Commerce and Barbor Nagel Norton Kean Burton Delaware New Jersey Virginia Mann Illinois Deneen California the Treasury Hilles Archibad W. Butt Evan Williams Tefor F. A. Selberling Katherine Bruot

Vanderbilt Dowager Defends Fifth Avenue Fence Estate

Society notes place Cornelia Vanderbilt at Fifty-seventh Street and Fifth Avenue as the city plans widen Fifth Avenue, threatening her historic iron fence and lawn though she vows to stay. Newport’s army navy colony grows with Rear Admiral Sperry and others joining prominent families at Castle Point Hoboken.

Cornelius Vanderbilt Fifty-seventh Street Fifth Avenue New York Forty-eighth Fifty-Ninth Street Vanderbilt Newport Charles Sperry Sperry Army and Navy Stephen B. Luce French B. Chadwick William H. Everett U. 8 William B. Fletcher Maj David Price

West hosts grand reception for California delegation in D C

Holden West yesterday in Washington hosted a lavish reception at the New Wizard Ballroom for California delegates seeking the Panama exposition. About 450 guests attended including Vice President Sherman, Chief Justice White, Secretary Ballinger, Andrew Carnegie, and numerous governors and senators. Senator Pires will host a dinner for Pacific coast lawmakers tonight to discuss region needs.

Holden West California Washington Palma Marine Band Pacific Coast Ballant Sherman White Ballinger Pacific Slope Andrew Carnegie White House Joseph McKenna Justice McKenna Frank P. Flint Senator Flint Joseph B. Knowland James C. Needham Jutiaz Kahn Sylvester C. Smith Everis A. Hayes Franklin K. Lane Reginald Nicholson Charles F. Stokes Oscar Lawler Augustus , Fechteler Gillett Wiliam W. Morrow Cutler Leon Sloss Frank L. Brown A. W. Scott, Jr Isabella Hagner Charles Hagner Willam Barret Ridgely Charles Kappler Henry Oxnard John C Black Isabella Clarke Dwight New York Foster Vermont Foss Hitnels Broussard Louisiana Bartlett Nevada Esch Wisconsin Estopinal Needham Hahn Senator Pires Willerd

Dinner Guests Fall In For Gen Croger Event

Ton Smith hosted last night with guests including Miss Julia Whiting Miss Dorothy Deeble Miss Louise Bayne Miss Margaret Stead Miss Alice Boyd Miss Ruth Pilling and her guest Miss Harper Gen Croger entertained Representatives Bates Weeks Anthony Mrs John J Pershing Miss Nannie Macomb and Mrs Jana Alen Mar Jana Mr Alen Mr Charles Marlatt Dr Thomas Chatard Dr Fremont Smith and Horace Westcott among other dinner hosts last evening

Castle Point Edmund L. Baylies Lanier J. J. Larocque, Jr R. Thomas Sidney Ditlon Ripley Hermano Cerricha Mabel Gerry Edith Fisher Philadelphia Norman de R. Whitehouse Austin Gray Lewis Stevens John FR. Drexel C. de IL. Oelrichs, Jr J. B. Haggin Belmont Tiffany James B. Eustis Cooper Hewitt T. J. Oakley Rhinelander Archibald Alexander Constance K. Knower Dlayton Constance Warren Ernest Iselin Moncquie Robinson Count de Monceau Charles Munn Chesley Richardson Col J. J. Astor Prince Trometskoy the Duc de Vallembrosa Creighton Webb Henry Gray Ashbel Barney Newbold Capt. Horsman Washington George 8. Baker Theodosius Stevens Capt Duncan Bilott Ton Smith Julia Whiting Dorothy Deeble Louise Bayne Margaret Stead Alice Boyd Ruth Pilling Miss Harper Gen. Croger Bates Representative Weeks Representative Anthony John J. Pershing Nannie Macomb Jana Alen Charles JL. Marlatt Thomas Chatard Fremont Smith Horace Westcott

Debutante Helena Smith Hosts at Parents’ Home

Society notes report Miss Helena Smith debuting at her parents’ N Street residence with a red rose decorated setting. The event followed a luncheon hosted by Mrs. I T Mann and included Mrs. Frances Wallace of Buffalo as guest of honor, while Miss Wood of Hampton Court and several sisters assisted.

Miss Boardman Frances Wallace Buffalo Frederick K. Keep Helena Smith C. Ernest Smith N Street Benjamin Pilson William H. Rapley Mareélla, Smith Barbara Smith Sophy Saintler Baltimore Julia Whiting Mildred Bacon Louise Hellen Marie Ray Edith Gracia Miss Wood Hampton Court England Smith

Entertaining the Chief Justice Dinner Plans

The Attorney General sent dinner cards for December 1 to honor the chief justice. Mr Justice and Mrs McKenna hosted last night in their Connecticut apartment. Mrs Franklin Lane hosted a dinner for Miss Helen Hyde visiting the Netherlands minister and Mme Loudon. Guests included the minister and Mme Loudon, Senator Dillingham, the U S Treasurer, Mr Leo McClung, and Mrs Bixler. Mrs Preston Gibson hosted a Belasco box party and later Rauscher’s supper with music and minstrel songs. Mrs Woolley Aspinwall hosted lunch for Miss Elizabeth Colling and guests.

Mr. Justice Mrs. McKenna Connecticut Franklin Lane Helen Hyde Netherlands Mme. Loudon Mme, Loudon Dillingham United States Leo McClung Bixler Preston Gibson Belasco

Dr Frank Anderson and family host tea at old home

Yesterday afternoon Dr. Frank Anderson and Mrs. Anderson welcomed guests back to 161% Nineteenth Street after years abroad with naval service at Annapolis. Their two daughters Miss Dorothy Anderson and Miss Eleanor Anderson assisted in receiving, and Mrs. Anderson wore a blue chiffon cape over American beauty.

Frank Anderson Anderson Nineteenth Street Annapolis

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