The Washington herald., 1906-12-18

Henry F. Dimmoek, Of New York, will
make a -isit Of ten days to Mr. and Mrs.
James Pinehot.
Miss Cannon entertained the Misses
Shonts at tea yesterday afternoon. when
she invited a few intimate friends to
meet these attractive newcomers, who
viii make their formal bow TO Wash
ington society in their own homo this
afternoon. The hostess was unassisted. but
had her drawing-room beautifully decorat-
ed in Easter lilies.
The Misses ShOnts, since leaving the
Washington boarding school. in -hich
most Of their education was received,
have not only enjoyed .he distinction Of
presentation at the Court of St James
but also saw considerable society on the
Continent, and in the early autumn shared
with their parents IN the honors offered
the President and Mrs. Roosevelt in
Panama. Miss Margaret Shonts. further
more. began her Washington career as
one Of the few girl guests at the first
state dinner at the White Houae last
Thursday She and her sister are OF.
pronounced blond type with charming
manners and extremely good taste in
dress. and are already assured a most
cordial welcome in resident as well as
official circles.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fl. Wales enter
tanned at a family dinner party last even
inc to celebrate the twentieth anniver-
sary of their marriage
Mrs Robert Hinckley entertained yes
terday at a luncheon for young people. at
which her guests included Miss Joanna
Schroeder, Miss Morgan, Miss Chew, Miss
Wells Miss Olga Converse. Miss Williams,
Miss Steele, Miss Crawford, Miss Steph-
ante Prescott Miss Molly Dodge, and
Miss Jennings.
Another debutante luncheon of yester-
day was that given by Mrs. Barry, wife
of Cen Barry, in honor of their .daugh-
ter.
The American Ambassador to Tokyo
and Mrs. Wright have issued cards for
the wedding Of Miss Halle Erminie
Rives and Mr. Post Wheeler. second sec
rotary 10 the embassy at Tokyo. which
will take place al T. o'clock Saturday,
December -. at the American Embassy
at Tokyo. Sir. Wheeler and his bride
viii come 20 America, where they viii
be m nome from January p to March !
al 1o2 Mount Hermou way. ocean Grove,
\. j.
Miss Rivcs is now the guest OF Mrs. J.
Allen Dougherty. wife Of the naval at
tache of the American Embassy 1T
Tokyo.
Rev. and Mrs. Henry Baker. Of 121o
Q street. gave a reception last Friday
evening Their home was decorated with
holly. and thronged TO its utmost ca
pacity with friends from the various
churches and literary societies Of the
city.
Mrs. Baker was assisted in receiving by
Mrs. Y. Edwards Mrs. c. W. Gallagher
Mrs. Mcdowell, and Mrs. Gilbert; and in
the dining-room. Miss Carey Marsh. Miss
Grace Edwards Miss Louise Mcdowell
Miss Faith Edwards and Miss Florence
Pierce assisted i'm serving refreshments
during the evening
Prof. and Mrs. y. Monroe Hopkins
/ have sent cut invitations for an anni-
yersary dinner of fifty. to be given az
the Chevy Chase Country Club on Janu-
airy s. The dinner viii be followed by a
dance in honor Of their tenth anniver-
sary, or tin wedding"
Mr.. and Mrs Sydney Lloyd wrightsou
gave the second of their evening must
Gales Al their home, Red Mock. IN Cleve-
land Park. on Sunday. The artist OF the
evening was Mr Angelo Patricole. "a
young Italian pianist, who last season
toured the country with Nine Nordica.
The marriage on Saturday. December
r. of Miss Margaret Phoebe Allen. daugh
teY OF Mr. and Mrs Miner Jesse Allen
of Akron. Ohio, TO Mr. Carl Duuble Shep-
pard. OF this city, is announced. The cere
mony took place at the home of IN,
brides parents i'm the presence Of a Iarg,
company Of relatives and friends. Rev
George Darsie officiatL=5.
After = short honeymoon trip MIR. and
Mrs Sheppard viii reside in this city.