The Washington herald., 1911-11-12

Hill is a bright and accomplished young
| woman. educated in Boston. She is of
the Spanish type OF beauty. has a very
| sweet and well cultivated voice, and
accompanies herself charmingly upon
| the Hawaiian instrument, the eucaladia.
I She will be introduced at a tea early
next month, which will be followed by
! some luncheon and dinner parties, and
| possibly ball later on.
Miss Elizabeth H. Munford, daughter
Of Mr.. Edwin s. Munford, formerly of
/ Atlanta, now winter residents OF WASH
| ington, will be one of the most feted Of
! the seasons buds. Her first entertain
ment will be a luncheon, on December T.,
in their apartment at the Connecticut.
Later on. when they have become settled
in their new home, 1726 / street, Mrs.
Munford will have a tea and some other
entertainments for her daughter, but the
house will not be ready for some weeks
yet, and the family will be in the same
apartment which they occupied last sea-
son after coming in from their country
place. They are lovers of the country.
Miss Munford was quite a belle at the
White Sulphur Springs during the sum-
mer, and Yas widely entertained there.
Many of the young people, and the host
esses, too, with whom she was thrown
during the summer will add to her fes-
tivities this winter by entertaining for
her. Among these will be Mrs. Thropp,
Mrs. Ordway, and Miss Padelford.,
Miss Frances Hodges is one Of the at
tractive girls in the army and navy set.
She will make her bow to society at
tea on December 4, and her mother will
- NJ dol fn of
luncheon for her next week. Mrs. Hodges
sister, Mrs. Arthur Flint, Of New York,
will probably come down for the event
Miss Aileen Gorgas, daughter of Col.
William c. Gorg1s, u. s. A, will be Miss
Hodges guest later in the season. They
became close friends during their resi-
dence In Panama, where their fathers
have been stationed for some years. Miss
Hodges, graduated last spring at the Hol-
ton Arms School, IN Washington, and Is
q girl of many accomplishments. They
hope Col Hodges will be home from
Panama for his vacation in time for the
debut party, but this Is not certain,
They are at their home, 1T5 Massachu-
chusetts avenue for the winter; MISS
Oge, sister Of Mrs Truxtun Beale, VIII
spend the winter here and be introduced
to society by her sister.
Another Massachusetts, avenue bud is
Miss Pauline Lockett. one Of the bright
est and cleverest of the seasons debu-,
tantes. Her date has not been set, as 1t
depends largely upon her mothers health,
which has been very delicate for many
years. Miss Lockett is devotee Of out
door life, tennis, baseball, football, and
riding attracting her rnote than anything
else. :,
Miss Beatty, daughter of Capt. Frank
Beatty, commandant Of the Washington
Navy Yard, and Miss Taylor. daughter
of Naval Constructor Taylor.sof the navy,
will make affairs at the yard say, again.
and be a forcible reminder of the days
when Miss Leutze,; daughter of the for
+mer commandant, was a bud there.
Miss Esther Slater and Miss Elisabeth
Rogers have both had European educa-
tions. and both are already familiar with
washington society. Miss Slater viii be
the favored bud this year. In that the
Mclean midwinter bali viii be given in