The Washington herald., 1910-12-08

New York Miss Elizabe d N0yes, Miss
Marian King Miss Adaline CUP, Miss
Helen Hendrick. Miss Ida Norment
Smith, Miss Mildred Bacon. Miss Hazel
Cox. and Miss Elsa Portner. Mrs A.
Reed Hayes, OF Lewiston, Pa, an aunt
Of the debutante. and Miss Florence
Grandin presided at the tea table. Mrs
L.arner wore a pale blue satin gown with
trimmings of silver lace and chiffon en-
broidsGed in crystals.
The marriage Of Miss Katharine Dam
gerfeid, daughter of the late Henry Dam
gerfeld. OF Alexandra, to Mr.. Carroll
Wilson Rssin, of Baltimore. which took
place yesterday at noon was a very pref
~ ceremony. though strictly a private
one. No one but the immediate families
we're present and no breakfast or reeep-
ton followed. Old Trinity Church in
Georgetown was simply decorated with
palms and the candles on the altar Mr.
Raleigh c. Thomas. of Baltimore. was
best man and the only attendant. Rev.
Father Conway Of st. Ignatius' Church
IN Baltimore, an old personal friend OF
both the bride and bridegroom and their
families, performed the ceremony and cell
ebrated the mass which followed. The
bride entered the church with her
brother, Mr.. Barbour Daingerfeld. of this
city who gave her In marriage She wore
her travelling suit Of gray cloth with gray
hat and feathers and carried a PRAYER
book. Immediately sfter the ceremony
Mr.. Rasin and his bride left for a we'd
ding trip their destination secret TO
all but themselves. After a fortnight
they VIII be at home at 1913 North Calvert
street. This marriage unites two famous
old families OF Maryland and Virginia,
who have had leading parts In the his
tories OF those two States since the CO.
lonial days. The Bridegroom Is a son of
/ the late Mr.. and Mrs. J. Freeman Rasin,
of Baltimore Mrs. Freeman Rasin was
Miss Claypool, OF an Old English family
Of that name Mr.. Rasin is well-known
society and club man OF Baltimore. The
brides family is equally well known So
eially in and around Baltimore. She was
presented to Baltimore society az one OF
the Monday Germans two years ago BY
her aunt. Mrs. George C. jenkins, and
spent much OF her time with Mrs Jen-
kins since. Her brother, Mr. Barbour
Daingerheld. married Mr. Rasins sister,
/ Miss Alice Rasin, several yeats ago. which
makes the second marriage between the
two families. Miss Daingerfeld is con.
sidered a beauty. and is a very accom-
plished and cultivated girl She has traV-
eied much in this country and abroad
and will be a charming acquisition 20
Baltimores smart set. She is cousin
of Mrs. Raj Parr. of Baltimore. Mrs.
Daingerfeld was before her marriage
Miss Virginia Key. through whom she
has these Maryland connections. but her
fathers family was the old Daingerheld
family well known and honored through
out Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kirke Porter will
entertain at dinner Wednesday evening.
December q, in honor OF Justice and Mrs.
Hughes.
Mrs. ". Y. Cox entertained at lunch
con yesterday at Rauscher's for her
daughter, Miss Hazel V Cox, who will
be presented to society at a large tea
Friday. December % The table decora-
tons consisted Of vioIets and pink Kill
/ larney roses. The guests included Miss
Ruth Larner. Miss Ida Norment Smith,
Miss Elizabeth Reside Miss Dorothy
Decide Miss Louise Bayne, Miss Doris
Haywood. Miss Gertrude Greedy. Miss
Helena Smith. Miss Marie Ray, Miss
Catherine SpTigg Poole. Miss Marion King
and her house guest Miss Dorothy Flint
q Vermont; Miss Amy Richardson, Miss
Katherine Birney, Miss Marian True.
Miss Elizabeth True, Miss Nellie Acker.
Miss Mildred Bacon. Miss Frances Miller.
Miss Elizabeth Bryan, Miss Ruth Noyes.
Miss Frances Thorn, Miss Alice BOYD.
Miss Stella Carusi. Miss Nina Van Ars-
dale, Miss Katherine Holbrook, and Miss
Emily Cox.
The Bolivian Minister and Nine. Cal
deron entertained at breakfast yesterday
in honor OF a former President of Bo-
livia, Mr.. Monies, who IS en- route 10
Europe, where he is 20 represent his
country as minister to England. and
Nine Monies and their family.
Mrs. POrtner has cards out for the
debut tea Of Miss Elsa Portner. Satur-
day. December Il, AT O'Clock. Mrs.
Portner is at 1928 New Hampshire ave
nue.. where she will be located during
the winter. and viii be at home on
Tuesdays in January.
Miss Mary Stead was hostess for a
company of young people at small
tea yesterday afternoon at o'clock.
when her guests were asked TO meet
Miss Elizabeth Collins and Miss Doris
Haywood. two of the seasons buds.
Presiding at the tea table were Miss
LeOnora Finley and Miss Frances Colds
borough. the former pouring tea and
the latter serving frappe.
Miss Gertrude Gordon asked a small
party of young people to luncheon yester- 4
day to meet her house guests. Miss
Elizabeth Collins and Miss Eleanor
Bartlett. OF New York.
The marriage of Miss Margaret Doug
las Warner, daughter of Mr.. B. H. War
ner. TO Donald Pritchard Smith viii
take place Saturday morning at the
home OF the brides parents, in Ken
singtOn, Md.
There will be a reception at the Riding
Club this evening. Members and their |
guests viii inspect the new club build
ing. Tea will be served from to 7 |
p m.
Miss Jane Frost, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs William F. Frost, was married last
evening to Mr.. Frazer c. Hilder. The
ceremony was performed at O'Clock in !
EpwOrth M +. Church. The bride was
attended by her sister. Miss Leila E. |
Frost. as maid of honor. DIR. Robert Y. |
Sullivan was best man, and the ushers
were Mr.. Frank A. Frost aud Mr.. VIII |
lam R. Frost. brothers of the bride: Mr.. |
Robert F. Mccormick, and Mr.. Frank |
Edmond Watson, jr. The ceremony was |
followed by a small reception in the 1
home of the brides parents, after which /
Mr.. Hilder and his bride left for trip /
South. They will be at home later on in |
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