The Washington herald., 1911-12-07

presented 10 society at the home of Mrs.
John r. Mclean at a large reception
several years ago Mrs. COffey. with
whom her granddaughter has always
made her home. has been prevented from
taking any active part in society in the
Capital on account of i'll health. Mrs.
Moorhead, the brides sister, who attend
ed her at the wedding, was a ContempO-
rary of Miss Ethel Roosevelt. the debu-
tante of the last administration. her mar
rIagv taking place at the close OF her
first season. The engagement of Miss
Chew and Mr.. Roberts was announced
early this fall before the return OF Mrs.
Coffey and her granddaughter from the
Virginia Hot Springs where they spent
the greater part OF the summer.
Miss Barbara Kaufman entertained at
luncheon Yesterday at "Airlve." the
country home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Rudolph Kaufman. in honor of
the bride of her brother. Mr.. Rudolph
Max Kaufman.
Miss Mary Kennedy Graham. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs T. Worden Graham.
made her initial bow to Washington So
Ciety at tea Yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
Graham had in the receiving party Miss
Annette Bayne. Miss Mildred Needham,
ToWsen.
Miss Adelaide Heath entertained COM
pany Of young people at tea yesterday.
when her guests were asked to meet
Miss Margaret Draper and Miss Martha
Bowers. Miss Dora Glover poured tea.
Miss Lemira GiIlott-Hnl entertained IT
double box party at the matinee yes
sr~t-
guests being the contempOraneous buds
Of the hostess, including Miss Cclestine
Finley. Miss Emily Beatty. Miss Dorothy
Taylor Miss Elizabeth MunfOrd. Miss
Elizabeth Noyes. Miss Elizabeth Rogers.
Miss Nina Stockton, Miss Edith Oracle.
Miss Mary Howry, and Miss Estelle
Crane.
Miss Dorothy Gray Brooks. daughter
of Mrs Edward Cranston Brooks. of
ljO2 Seventeenth street. was presented
to Washington society Yesterday at a
large tea. The home was charmingly
decorated with pink roses and ferns
and mantels banked with smilax and the
many floral gifts sent to the debUtante.
The bud wore dainty gown of white crepe
de chine. edged with fringe. the bodice
draped with Spanish lace and embrOider-
eO Win pearls. Sne Carried Il SIlpNtT
bouquet of viOlets and American Beauty
roses. Mrs. Brooks wore a handsome
gown of lilac satin. brOcaded in silver
flowers. with a tunic Of chiffon cloth
and a corsage bouquet of violets. Mrs.
Leonard Wood, Mrs. Russell r. Harri-
son. and Mrs. Hubert L. Wigmore presided
in the dining-room, and the others as
sisting were Miss Emily Beatty, Miss
Dorothy Taylor. Miss Estelle Crane,
Miss Ellen Fillebrown. Miss Elizabeth
Mupford, Miss Elizabeth Moves, Miss
Lemira Gillett+Hin Miss Nina Stockton,
Miss Amy Richardson, Miss Natalie
Briggs, and Miss Helen Keen. After
the reception, the receiving party and
an equal number of young men were
entertained at dinner, followed by
dancing.
Miss Nellie Irene Richardson, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Richardson, and
Mr.. Christopher NJ. Rooney, of Chicago.
were married yesterday morning at 10
o'clock in st. Matthew's Catholic Church.
Rev Thomas s Lee officiating. A large
company of relatives and close friends
were present at the ceremony. The bride
was attended by Miss Naomi Richardson,
and wore a travelling suit of navy blue
cloth, with a small blue hat, and carried