The Washington times., 1901-12-10
In SOCIETY.
Miss Grace Bell will make her debt
this afternoon.

Mrs. John s. Blair has cards out for {
luncheon for debutantes.
The ladies' in charge of the bazar fol
st. Matthews Church, now being held in
the old church opposite the Shoreham
have decided to extend the fair until to-
morrow. This afternoon tea will bt
served from to s by the Baroness Hen
gelmuller, Mrs. Sheridan. and Miss Pat
| ten, assisted by Mrs. Henry May, Nine
Won Callenberg, Miss Audrey Pauncefote
Miss Josephine Boardman, the Misses
Letter. and Nine. Merou.
despatch from st. Petersburg states
that Lieutenant Colonel Schebeko, mill
tary agent of the Russian Embassy at
Washington. has been appointed to the
Russian Embassy at Berlin. Lieutenant
Colonel Apapieieff will succeed Lieuten-
ant Colonel Schebeko at Washington.
Miss Helen Hay is making a short visit
to New York.
Mr. Maurice d. o'Connell, Solicitor OF
the Treasury, who resided at 2032 @ Street
last year, has removed to 2116 o Street.
Mrs. 0'Connell and daughter will be at
every month.
The marriage of Miss Lisle Turner,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Goff
Sears. to Mr.. James Thomas Gardiner,
will take place tomorrow noon at St.
Johns Church. The couple will be at
home after December 20 at Augusta, Ga.
A birthday party was given Friday
evening. December 6, by Miss Edith Low
~ at her residence, 1O6 Twelfth Street
southeast, TO a number of her young
friends. The parlor and dining rooms
were tastefully decorated with palms and
cut flowers. During the evening many in
teresting games were played, interspersed
with vocal and instrumental music and
recitations. Later all repaired to the din
ing room, where a bountiful repast was
served. The young hostess was the re-
cipient of many presents. Those present
were the Misses Madeline Atchison. Lii
lian Atchison, Marion Kelly. Edna Dodge
Mary Randy. Edna Smith. Ethel Symonds,
Edith Tupper, Genevieve Rose. Florence
Lowry, and the Messrs. G. Carter Lowry,
Vernon Burdine, Perry Patterson. Selby
Burch, William Morton, Owen Briggs.
Clyde Felter, William Koch. Vernon Kai-
ser, William Lowry, Walter Ball and
Master Milton Lowry.
There was a pleasant gathering Friday
last at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
d. Graham, Ill Howard Avenue Anacos-
tia, the occasion being the twenty-hfth
of their marriage. Musical
selections were rendered and refreshments
served. Mr.. s. G. Brown read poem
prepared for the event.
Hon. Sol. Berliner, United States Con-
sui at Tenerife. Canary Islands and his
wife, formerly Miss Jennie Gutenberg, of
this city, ON November IL gave their fiTs.
formal dinner to celebrate the opening OF
their beautiful home.
The invited guests were Senior Don
Ramon de Lorite Sabater, the Civil Gov |
prnor; Mr.. Robert c. Griffths. the Vice |
Consul; Padre Mora, Bishop of the Can
aries. and Senior Don Antonio Yanss. one
of the most prominent residents The /
floral decorations we're of palms. cacti. |
roses. Jasmine, and pepper blossoms. !
The dinner was served in ten courses. Mr.. |
Berliner giving some examples of Amer
can mixed drinks. Mrs. Berliner received |
n handsome gown OF pink satin with /
black and gold Oriental trimmings. 1t was
me of the most elaborate dinners ever
rnDuu nn the leland