The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-12-07
. Miss Marguerite Caperton Makes Bow
4 To Society Tea and Dance Today
Mis- Marion Oliver to En-
terrain in Compliment to
Miss Helen Taft.

Miss Marion oliver, daughter Of the
Assistant Secretary Of War and Mrs.
Robert Shaw oliver, is entertaining
ut dinner tonight In compliment to
Miss Helen Taft.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Snowden
who have been house guests at the
White House for several days. have
returned to New York. Mrs. Snowden
formerly was Miss Louise Taft. a
niece of the President.
Miss Louise NJ. Walsh. the second
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Harper Walsh, will make her formal
debut this afternoon at large tea
from to o'clock at the home Of
her parents on II street. After the
tea Mr.. and Mrs. Walsh will enter
tain the receiving party and number
dance.
Presiding in the dining room will
be ME- 4. Hollingsworth Andrews and
S Mrs FTani tse o aunt and
delphia. and Mrs. Charles P. Nell
Others. assisting will be Miss Leita
Montgomery. Miss Dorothy Gray
abeth Crenshaw. Miss Ruth Bliss, Miss
Ivan.
MISS walsh VIII receive her guests
the bodice OF duchess lace and the
skirt made with draped tunic edged
with fringe.
lace over" white satin and Miss Eiizs.
beth Walsh. a bud of last season, will
wear black lace trimmed with Amer
lean Beauty satin and pet.
The house will be decorated In pink
blossoms. palms, and ferns and the
debutante's flowers.
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Buds of the Season
Are Guests At luncheon.
Miss elizabeth Munford, the debu-
tante daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward s. Munford. entertained a COM
pany Of thirty Of the seasons debutantes
at luncheon today at the Connecticut
The table was effectively decorated
with pink caranations and maidenhair
ieather-bound engagement books With
the monogram of the hostess, and the
date engraved on the cover in gold, and
the name of the guest also inscribed.
large tea Followed By e dance Ssc Sana u.
airy 5, after Mr.. and Mrs. Munford take
possession Of their house at f7cS street,
which is now undergoing extensive re-
pairs.
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Tafts To Be Guests
Of Congressional Club.
The President and Mrs Taft will be
given q reception by the Congressional
Club. Saturday evening. December l6, at
3 o'clock. Invitations are limited to the
members of the Senate and House and
their wives. .H -
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Miss Celestine Finley will entertain a
NV ~ hA coSo a 49, mt
luncheon Friday. December Is.
The marriage Of Miss Diane Morgan
aill daughter e11 of MT ana Mrs Mrs T. T.
Reinach- Werth. OF France, took place
yesterday morning at II o'clock at St.
Matthew'S Catholic Church. the Rev.
Ed Ever Buckley Buck. officiating aasn Only the
Immediately after the wedding break
fast served at the home, Of the brides
Baron and Baroness left for New York.
from where they sailed, this morning
for a two, months sojourn In France.
Upon their return they will be the
for a month. and later will go to Can
ada, where Baron de Reinach- werth
has ranch at Alberta.
The bride wore her travelling suit OF
hat and a corsage bouquet Of lilies Of
the valley.
The engagement of Miss Morgan-HiIl
and the baron was announced a week
or two ago after romantic courtship
of about Ave years, during which the
BRIDES parents were unrelenting In
their opposition until the last. ,.t -.
The Christmas sale and tea of the
Girls Friendly Society will be held this
afternoon and evening from TO 10
o'clock In the new parish hall Of Epip-
hany Church. @ street between Thir-
win be music and dancing in the even
ing. ,-".'
. Mrs. Lauterbach will entertain at a
large reception in, her home in New
bald Oracle and Miss Edith Oracle.
Harold Fowler Mccormick. Of Chi.
cago, who is in Washington to attend
the National Rivers and Harbors Con-
gress, gave q dinner at the New Will
lard. HIS guests were DR.. Paul F.
d SanS % t hsnfR F Rsss
Expedition: T. Edward wilder, H. c.
Gardiner. and A. Z. Potter. of Chicago:
DR.. David Kinley. dean of the College
Of Commerce. University OF v Illinois, and
Miss Adelaide Heath was hostess yes
terday afternoon at o'clock at a small
inf tee g Se %.s ss b
per and Miss Martha Bowers. Miss
Dora Clover, who recently returned
from abroad. also received with the
hostess, and Miss. Clementine Smith.
godmother of the hostess, presided at
the tea table.
Miss Lemira Gillett-Hill, the debutsnte
daughter of Mrs. Gillett-Hill, entertain
aA at q ma Nh
,tional Theater yesterday afternoon for
the performance of "The Pink Lady" Her
guests were Miss Celestine Finley, Miss
Elizabeth Noyes, Miss Eliza beth Num-
ford, Miss Dorothy Taylor, Miss Estelie
Crane, Miss Marguerite Caperton, Miss
Emily Beatty. Miss Edmonia Adams,
Miss Marie Louise Howser, and Miss
Elizabeth Crenshaw.
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