The Washington times., 1911-12-11
THE WASHINGTON TIMES, MONDAY, DEcEMBER II, 1g11.
Miss May Arms and Dean S. Edmonds
Married in Epiphany Church at Noon
Lady Henry Guest
Of the Littletons

Congressman and Mrs. Littleton Of
New York have had as their guest for
several days Lady Henry, of London.
who will leave for New York tomorrow.
During her stay they have entertained
informally at dinner in her honor on
several occasions, and yesterday were
h1sts Ls at a luncheon of sixteen covers.
the last of the week to meet her two
boys, Martin Wilson Littleton and
douglas Littleton, who are at school at
sbem IT. Pau ~ cCnSord ~ H. and bring
holidays
Southern Relief
Ball February S.
Monday evening. February s, is the
date selected for the Southern Relief
charity ball. which will be held as US
ual at the New Willard.
The President and Mrs Taft have ac-
cepted a box for the occasion.
Mrs. Francis l.. Chisholm is chairman
OF the ball committee.
The Brazilian Ambassador. Senior de
Cana, will give a reception for the Dip
lomatic Corps at the embassy, 1913
sixteenth street, Monday afternoon, De-
cember Is, from to Z o'clock This is
the customary courtesy extended by
leagues, shortly after his arrival at a
post.
"a
F. A. Pezet who is to succeed Mr..
from Panama, where he now is sta
toned. shortly before the first Of the
year, IN time to take his place In the
brilliant throng to greet the President
and Mrs. Taft at the White House New
Year Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Letter
Entertain at Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Letter were hosts
at a small informal dinner party last
night. .....
Mrs Ten Eyck Wendell has gone to
New York, from where she Will sail to-
morrow with her uncle, Z. Royal Tyler.
Of Boston, to spend the next two
months in Egypt.
Mrs. and Mrs. Alexander Porter Morse
have closed their country place, valley
View Farm. and are at the Parkwood
for the winter.
Mrs. Sharp, widow Of Capt. Alexander
and Mrs. Alexander Sharp at the navy
yard.
Mrs. ]. Burnet Crane has cards out
for tea. December %. when she will
present her second daughter. Miss Estelle
Burnet Crane. Mrs. Crane and the
Misses Crane recently have returned
from an extended tour of Euope.
Mrs. Joseph Letter will preside. at the
tea table at the tea and bazaar at
Rauschers, Wednesday afternoon, from
to $3.50 o'clock, for the benefit Of the
House q Lane, the Goo GOOD shepherd; Miss
Miss Alice vandergrift, Miss Laura
Merriam, and Miss Dorothy Williams
Miss Elizabeth Reid Rogers has re-
turned to Washington after a short
visit to Miss Dorothy McCreary Paine,
of Baltimore.
shield. Of Boston, will come to wash
ington shortly after Christmas to spend
the remainder of the season with the
latter's father. Senator du Pont.
The German Ambassador and Coun-
tess Won Bernstorff, will spend the
Christmas holidays with Countess Won
Bernstorfr's relatives in New York.
Senator and Mrs. La Toilette received
few friends informally last night at
their residence on wyoming avenue.
Their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Middleton. of New York,
whose marriage took place recently,
were their guests for the week-and.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lee Marshall
have cards out for Saturday afternoon.
December is. from to o'clock. when
they will present Mrs. Marshall's de-
butante daughter, Miss Julia Haines
Vail. Mrs. Marshall and Miss Vail will
be at the home Fridays In January. at
1910 Q street.
Mrs. Edward v. Mears. of Philadel-
phia. who spent the week end with Mr..
and Mrs. Aulick Palmer, will be tho
guest for several days this week of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Barret Ridgely.
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Mrs. Alfred Tyler will entertain at a
small tea this afternoon from 4 to !
o'clock at her -csidence, 1721 Nineteenth
street, in compliment to Lady Jebb, Of
England, and her nieces. the Misses Du-
Puy, Of Erie, Pa, who are spending the
winter In Washington.
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