The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-19
MISS PILSON IS Welded
IN ST. THOMAS CHURCH

women who will receive with her. IN
Guiding Miss Harriet Clarkson, Miss
Sadie ZabrisBe. and Miss May Powell.
OF New York; Miss Lucia Hull. of
Washington; Miss Marie Hunter, OF
Pittsburg; Miss Persis Davis, Of Fail
River; Miss Dorothy Mccoy, Miss Cath
crime DOraty. Miss Zena Powers. Miss
Blanche Banks, and Miss Sibyl Dugan,
all of Chicago.
Miss Dugan Is Mrs. Ackerts niece,
and the others We're schoOlmates Of
Miss Marion here, and will return with
ner to New York and be her guests
there next week
Mrs. Robert Hincklcy entertained at
tea yesterday afternoon complimentary
10 Miss Dorothy Giddings. of Baltimore.
who is visiting her.
Craig Wadsworth, secretary the
American embassy at London. sailed
yesterday from Southampton for New
York on the Adriatic TO spend his va
cation at home.
Announcement is made In New York
OF the engagement Of Miss katherine
Alfred Roosevelt, of New York, and
second cousin Of the President, 10 Ma
Jhaniel Rives Of Germantown, Pa
Miss ROOsevelt's family lived in BOs-
ton. but she also is Well known in New
IOrk society.
Miss McCook. Of New York. is the
guest of the Misses Meyer, daughters
or the Postmaster General
Give Dancing Party.
Miss Edna Saunders and Miss Ruth
Bowie. the former the newly elected
sponsor for the Camp Of Sons OF Veter-
ans. and the latter the retiring sponsor,
both Of StonewalI Jackson Chapter,
Ts.s# q. sgsu.
entertained at a subscription dance last
evening at Mrs. Dyer's on Z street, for
the benefit of tn Confederate Memorial
Home. recently purchased by the NeteT-
ans and Daughters OF the COntederacy-
The guests were received by Miss
Saunders and Miss Bowie. The Chaper-
0ns We're Mrs. Masnus Thompson, presi-
dent OF the StOnWau Jackson Chapter
Mrs. Archibald Young, president Of the
District of Columbia Division. L. d c..
Mrs. William Saunders, and Mrs. ". W.
Bowie.
The committee in charge was com
posed of Mrs. Charles Fred, Miss
Wreun, Miss Elizabeth Gould, Miss Hill,
Commandment e p Hutton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Britt. Taylor Undertake, and r.
r. Frayel.
Among the handsomely gowned wom-
en- present were Miss Saunders. who
just cloth over white silk. trimmed with
lace. Miss Bowie, lavender liberty satin,
trimmed with lace, Mrs. Dung, ldFeu-
der satin; Mrs. Saunders. black satin
and lace Mrs Bowie, black satin and
touches Of pink; Mrs. Charles Fred,
cream satin dress and duchesse lace
Mrs Timberlake black net over black
messaline silk: Mrs. Gerard. white silk,
Airs Clifford Bangs. white lace. Mrs.
Belt. white silk gown. Mrs. Resale ".
BocOck. blacl. thread lace over white
SILK, Miss Gould. pale blue crepe de
Miss Kearnay pink lowered liberty
satin, made empire style; Miss Compton.
white net over pale pink silk, Miss
Mildred Perry, red crepe de chine; Miss
Ellison, pink satin trimmed with lace;
Miss sherman, white organdle and
lace. Miss Gedney, pink and white
lowered urEaudie, Miss Armstrong.
pink and gray bToCaded satin made
empire style; Miss Ward. pink silk.
Miss Rosa ie 7. Small, pale pink OF
gandie over pink silk, Miss Monroe,
white n # d-ess and lace; Miss Genevieye
Srau. gray silk; Miss Hawes, cream
81 k dress. Miss Tenant white MESA
line; Miss Ramsey, red crepe de chine
Miss May I[ehOe, empire gown Of pale
yellow. Miss Laura Sylvester. pale blue
messalIne; Miss Sladd, blue liberty
silk; Miss Katherine Birney, lavender
silk and lace, and Miss Mitchell, white
u.cssaliEe.