The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-26
SHANS ENTERTAIN
At DINNER JAN. 8
President and Mrs. RoOSe-
welt Will Then Be Their
Guests.
DEBUT OF MISS ERMA SHAW
Only Cabinet Bud of the Sea
son to Be Presented on
December 10.

son 10 Be Presented on
December 10.
The Secretary of the Treasury and
Mrs. Shaw will entertain the President
ANA Mrs Roosevelt at dinner on Janu-
AIRY s, in the Arlington, where they Will
spend the remainder of the time they
are in Washington.
There are innumerable small lunch-
cons being given Tor Miss Erma Shaw,
who bears the distinction OF being the
only Cabinet bud this season. She viii
make her debut in Washington society
on December 10, at a tea 10 be given
by Mrs. Shaw.
Mrs. Metcalf. wife OF the Secretary
of Commerce and Labor spent the
Weekend with the Secretary Of the
Navy and Mrs. Bonaparte at their
country place. Bella Vista. near Baiu-
more. where they are spending the fall
season. Miss ChabOL OF California, who
spent last winter with Mrs. Metcalf,
and who has been her guest here Tor
Inc past month. left Saturday for her
home IN California, where she viii re-
main for the greater part of the sea-
soma
Mrs. Payne. wife OF tho late Post
master q uegaI Henry c Payne has
returned TO tho Arlington where she
has spent the past few winters. since
tie death OF her distinguished uGs-
band. Her niece, Miss Louise Van Dyke
Jones, who is her almost constant com
paniOn. and who spent her winters with
hTe aunt during MIR. Payne's term OF
office has not yet arrived ia Washing
ton. but IS expected later TO spend the
remainder OF The season with MIS-.
Payne.
Mrs. Sartoris. formerly Miss Nellie
Grant has taken a large apartment an
the Hotel ColingWOOd. in New York.
for three years. which would indicate
that she viii not com 10 Washington
for the winter. aOs she has done for
several seasons, Mrs, Sartoris' children
are now all married, and she Is alone,
and her New York friends, who are se-
glOn, are cOngratuldtlng themSelN 3 on
having her there Her health is greatly
improved, and she is likely 20 do con-
siderable entertaining this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Payne Whitney. the lat
ter formerly Miss Helen Hay, viii come
10 Washington this week to be the
guests Of Mrs. Whitney's mother. Mrs.
Hay. widow OF the late Secretary o.
State. According To their custom dur
ing the lifetime of the Secretary, the
family VIII meet here for Thanksgiving
ln their Washington home. Mr.. and
Mrs. James WadswortE. jr. will also
cone down in time for his holiday r.
union
Mrs CoWles wife OF Rear Admiral
William Sheffield Cowles. and sister of
Tho President VIII have family party
with her i'm her home in Pennington,
Conn. for an Old-fashioned New Eng
land Thanksgiving dinner Her party
viii include Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Rob
insou. who usually spend their Christ
mas holidays with the President and
Mrs FFnDGgN-aiT in the White House.
Mrs. Newberry. wife Of the Assistant
Secretary of the Navy, returned on sat
urday from Detroit, where she has spent
some weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George AfcNeir, of New
Ing from their home on the Hudson, 10
spend the Thanksgiving holiday with
their parents. Senator and Mrs. J. e.
Burrows. OF Michigan.
The Governor Of Maryland and Mrs.
Warfield have cards out for a large
dance at Annapolis tomorrow night A
number Of girls, especially this seasons
debutantes. are planning 70 go down
for the event.
A Thanksgiving hop has also been
planned for Wednesday night at An
napolis-
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. LanghoTne viii
entertain the bridal party, for their
VIII be married tomorrow afternoon to
Stanley Washburn. in their home in
Eighteenth street tonight at dinner.
Mrs. William Curtis Hill is entertain
ing at tea this afternoon In honor OF
Miss Ducat
Mrs. c. w. Rae. wife OF Rear Adj
miral Rae. entertained q few OF the
seasons debutantes in her home IN JEFF
sersOn place today At luncheon IN hon
or Miss Margaretta SymonS the de-
hutante daughter of Col. and Mrs.
Thomas W. Symons, and Miss Evelyn
Chew. the debutante daughter Of John
Chew.
Mrs. Thomas NcNeary. OF Washing
ton. Pa. accompanied BY her two chill
dren. viii arrive here on December I.
To spend the winter. Mrs. McNeary will
make her residence at Alton House.
Thirteenth and Massachusetts avenue.
Mrs Walter Fairfield was a guest at
the HarVard-Hale game ON Saturday,
when she went TO New Haven or the
private train of the Harvard Club. Mrs.
Fairfield IS now in New York. where
she has been attending the horse show.
Mr. and Mrs Grant Watson. Of the
British embassy. left Washington today
for Brooklyn. where they will attend
the wedding OF Mrs. Grant Wats0n's
cousin, AisssAlariOn Low, to William
Gilman RAYMOND. The ceremony viii
take place in ST Michaels Church Miss
Louise Maxwell viii also be one of the
guests at the wedding.