The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-06

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who are the guests Of Miss Frances
Andrews In addition TO the latter there
were present TO meet Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrews Mr.. and Mrs Allerton Cush-
man, Miss Foraker. Miss Mary Morgan,
Miss McGowan, Miss Ffoulke, Mr.. Frank
Hitchcock. Mr.. Anthony Addison, Mr.. F.
l. Huidekoper, Mr. WITH, and Mr.. Du
Pont
Miss Margaretta Symons, the debutante
daughter of Maj. and Mrs Symons, was
the guest Of honor at a dinner by Col.
and Mrs. Bromwell last evening. at which
the company further included Miss Hag-
ner Miss HUI Miss Switzerland, Miss
Clagett. Miss FREDERICK Morgan, Miss
Theodore Shonts Lieut. and Mrs. Tim
mons. Lieut. Sheridan. Capt. FOuTnicr, of
the French Embassy; Commander Long.
Of the Mayfiower; Lieut.. Mccarthy, Mr..
Centaro, of the Italian Embassy; Mr..
Murray Club, and Mr.. William Marrow.
Mrs Switzerland. wife of Commander
w. ". II. Switzerland, L. s N, enter
tanned at a large reception yesterday
afternoon complimentary 10 Mrs. Metcalf.
wife Of the newly appointed Secretary Of
the Navy Mrs Metcalf and her hostess,
who received alone in the first drawing
room. greeted quite 800 visitors, including
nearly the entire naval contingent IN
society. Mrs. Richardson Glover did the
honors of the tea table. while assisting in
the very graceful hospitality were the
two young daughters Of the house, with
a number OF their contemporaries in and
out of the service
The presence OF Commander Souther-
land who has recently returned from three
years of almost continuous sea duty,
made the reception a particularly inter
esting one to his many old friends among
the guests.
Mr. and Mrs. John r. Mclean gave
small dance last evening at their home
on I and Fifteenth street In addi-
ton 10 the sixty young people. past and
present members Of the dancing class
organized years ago by MT. Mclean,
some twOsc0re older guests We're pres
emit a buffet supper was served at II
o'clock. To-day Mr.. and Mrs. Mclean
viii give a large luncheon at Friendship.
One of the prettiest teas Of the season
was given yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
G.. Z. Grunsky. at her Florida avenue
home, the occasion being the presenta-
ton of her daughter. Miss Kate Louise
Grunsky, 10 society.
The decorations Of the drawins-room
were pink and green, a fitting background
for the young bud a striking brunette
in her dainty gown Of pale green silk.
trimmed with pink rosebuds. She car
ried a large bouquet of lilies Of the val
ley. Yellow was the color scheme of the
reception hall, while red roses and car
nations In profusion appeared In the
dining-room, where Mrs. W. {. Allen and
Mrs. 7. c. Robinson presided. Mrs. l.
Sleeth served punch. Others assisting
Mrs. GTunsky, who received in a hand
some white lace robe, were Mrs Frank
p Flint. Mrs. Danesldn. Miss Pansy Per
kIns, Miss Ethel Whitney. Miss Madge
James, Miss Gladys james, Miss Henrietta
and Miss Lillian Stadtmuller. guests of
Mrs Grunsky, and Miss Jean PedleT.
all Of California.
Mr.. Henry Coleman Drayton. OF New
York. arrived yesterday. 10 be the guest
for u few days Of Mr.. and Mrs. Shonts.
Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Perrin sailed yes
terday for Europe on the Hamburg Amer
lean Liner Amerika.
Lieut.. Col. Count GIeichen. late mill
tary attache of the British Embassy in
this city. sailed yesterday on the St. Paul
from New York for Southampton.
Col Francis Cotton. with the Misses
Cotton, has arrived at Monterey, Cal.
where they viii remain for several weeks.
They viii return TO Washington before
the close Of the season, but expect 10 sail
for Europe in the early spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Stuart entertained
last Friday, from to II, when music.
both vocal and instrumental. and games
were the order OF the evening. The din
ing-room, where supper was served at 10
O'Clock, was handsomely decorated with
American flags. The guests were Rev.
and Mrs. +. II. Lamar, DR.. and Mrs y
r. Webb Mr. and Mrs. r. O PRODIGY. Mr
and Mrs ". Malcon. Mr. and Mrs. @
Fayman, Mrs. c. Whiting. Miss Susie
Cornell, and Miss Kathryn Cleveland.
Mr. and Mrs. Heffernan, Of 1921 Twenty
fourth street, We're hosts Friday evening
at a dance, the occasion being the cele-
bration Of the second anniversary Of their
marriage. Pink was the prevailing color of
the decorations in the drawing and
In the dining-room, where a buffet sup
per was served.
The marriage Of Miss Frances Virginia
Mast. daughter of MT and Mrs. William
Mast. to DR.. Franklin Soaring Wing. L.
S A, took place in this city last Monday
evening in the apartments Of her parents
in Florence Court. The ceremony was
performed by Rev Frank NJ Bristol, pas
tor Of Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal
Church. Only a few relatives and init
mate friends were present. The bride
wore lace robe over chiffon and satin
and carried Bride roses. Her only at
tendant was her sister. Miss Marjorie
Mast, who wore white net over silk. and
carried red roses. The best man was
Capt. Herbert J. Brees. L. s. A. DR.. and
Mrs Wing left after the wedding for a
brief Journey. which will end in Wyoming
at Fort Russell, where the bridegroom is
now stationed. Mr.. and Mrs. Mast and
their daughters are spending the winter
months in Washington. Their home is in
Colorado Springs, Colo.
Mrs. Rust Smith. Of Washington, an
nounces the engagement Of her daughter.
Nell Rust Smith, 10 Mr.. Wentworth w
Pierce. OF Warsaw. n. G.
The marriage Of Capt Harley B. Fer
guson. Corps Of Engineers. and Miss Mary
Virginia Mccormick, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Martin L. Mccormick, of St
Paul, Mimi. was celebrated at the home
of the brides parents in ST. Paul. on
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