The Washington herald., 1910-12-01
In The SOCIAL WORLD


Continued from Page Five.
Hussey Is well known In Washington, and
has been the guest OF Miss Vandergrift
on several occasions. Miss Hester Singer.
OF Pittsburg, is spending a few days
with Miss Vandergrift.
Mrs Harold Williams, jr., OF Boston.
has arrived in Washington to spend
Christmas with her parents. Col. and
Mrs. Craig, in their / street home. Mrs.
Williams was a belle In Washington so
lciety as Miss Katherine Craig. several
years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. George X. McLanahan
left last evening for Hot Springs, Va.
for visit
Mrs Russell Harrison and Miss Harri-
son have cards out fer card party in
honor of Miss Doris Haywood and the
Misses Hamilton. the two latter guests OF
Mrs. Wheatley. The date has been
lchanged by Mrs. Harrison and her daugh-
ter from December - 10 the 18th. Miss
Haywood win be presented 20 society at
tea in the afternoon OF the same day.
Mrs. f. r. Moran and her daughters.
Mrs. MeConihe and Mrs Hudgins. viii
entertain at dinner dance on December
Is. the dinner guests being asked TO meet
Miss Doris Haywood.
Mrs. Churchill Candee entertained at
an Informal tea yesterday afternoon at
5 o'clock ia her home in Rhode Island
avenue in honor OF Mrs. W. Lispenard
Suydan, jr., Of New York, who IS the
guest OF her mother. Mrs. John J. White.
Miss Catherine Britton. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander Britton. was hostess
informally at tea yesterday afternoon at
; O'Clock. when her house guest Miss
Katherine Baxter, Of Tennessee, was the
honor guest. The drawing rooms We're
artistically decorated with palms and bas-
/ kets Of yellow chrysanthemums, and the
decorations for the library and dining
room were formed with clusters Of Rich
mond roses. Presiding at the tea table
was Miss Gladys HincNley and Miss
Louise Cromwell. The table was adorned
with a eenterpiece Of ferns and red roses.
Mrs. Elizabeth Pixton and Mr.. James
f. Whaling were married yesterday after
noon at . o'clock IN the parsonage Of the
! Douglas Memorial NJ. +. Church. Rev.
! w " Barnes. pastor, performed the
! ceremony. which was attended by a small
party of relatives and close friends.
Mrs. Ben de Mier Miller and Miss
Frances Miller viii leave for Norfolk. Va.
/ to-day by way OF Richmond Mrs. A
I Savage has out cards for a large tea
! December 2. in honor OF Miss Miller.
Mt. and Mrs L.eander A. White, Of
] Denver. announce the engagement OF
their daughter. Miss Gwendolyn White.
and Mr.. Albert T. Pagan, of this city.
/ The wedding Will take place the latter
! part OF December. Mr.. Pagan is a son
OF Mr.. Oliver +. Pagan. OF the Depart
ment OF Justice He is finishing medical
| course at George Washington University.
lie is a very popular young man in ath-
/ letic and fraternity circles here.
I Mr. and Mrs. D. Tolstoi announce the
management of their daughter, Miss Bes-
sic Tolstoi. and Mr.. Mark Cohen. The
I date for the wedding has not yet been set.
| The wedding Of Miss Aria Leaman and
/ DIR. Philip J. Schwartz took place last
evening at O'Clock at All Souls Church.
The ushers were Messrs. StrasburgeT,
Edgar Leaman, Philip Arth, and J.
/ O'Shea. and Mr.. Eugene Cochran acted
as best man. The maid OF honor was
/ Miss Beulah Boernstein and Miss Evelyn
| Emmert was the flower girl.
Mrs. King. wife Of Maj. King. Quar-
termaster's Department. L. S. A, IS the
sTest OF her parents. Col. and Mrs. F.
Fuger. Of 1916 Sixteenth street.
The military attache of the French
Embassy and Countess de Chambrun
| left yesterday for Cincinnati. where they
will be the guests of the latter's mother
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, for a month.
Senator and Mrs. Crane have closed
their home at Dalton, Mass, AMI Mrs
! Crane, with her children, arrived in
| Washington yesterday 70 take possession
OF her new home, at Fifteenth and X
streets. which has been remOdeled since
they leased IT, last spring. The house
boasts of the largest open garden space
IN its vicinity,
Mrs. Samuel Mulliken and Miss Multi
ken have returned to their winter home.
l16 Connecticut avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c Seward. the latter
formerly Miss Saxton. of Guiiford. Conn.
are spending part of the winter in
Washington. and are located at 1917 Har-
ward street. where they will be pleased
TO see their friends.
Mrs. Gadsby and her house guest, Mrs
Hoyle Tomkies. of Shreveport. La, presi-
Ident OF the Woman's National Rivers
and Harbors Congress, will be al home
Informally this afternoon at Sll4 street
Mrs. Gadsby is vice president OF the
Womans District Rivers and Harbors
Congress. and has called business meet
ing of all District members at her home
in R street this evening at O'Clock
Mrs. Milton E. Ford and son, Master
James Marshall Ford. have returned from
Montour Falls. N Y, where they have
spent month visiting Mrs Ford's grand
father, Mr.. s. C. Taber. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ford have taken apartments at the Hamp-
ton. in Eighteenth street, for the winter.
Quite few prenuptial entertainments
have been planned in honor of Miss Win
fired Davis and Lieut. Richard c. Moore