The Washington herald., 1912-10-30
SOCIET!YL'

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tssday msssing for Nov Yesk Hs w
remaln thsrs until to-mosrow whsn -
VIII retuln 70 ~. Wkifs House. o.
lGosday svsning the President enter
tainsd the- 0ecrstAFy a. 0tats ana 4rs
Knox, the Secretary q War and MA
at dimes aftsr which he and his gueaf1
repaired to the East Room and watched
moving PICTURES OF the recent naval re.
view in New York Harbor.
tn, LORD Bishop Of EAinbursh il IN
house guest Of Dr.. aud Mrs. w. u
Rivss a& their residence In Rhode II
land Avenue for . few days.
Mrs. John Jay white. Who has been
In Warrington for the lsst, ten days. VIII
close her residence in N Street and. &C
companied by her sister. Nils Hoffman
who has been staying with her. she win
90 to Ardmore for the winter.
The Russian Ambassador and Nine
Bakhmetef are spending q few days in
New York at the Ritz-Carlton.
Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant. who went
on to New York to meet her sister.
Mrs. Potter Palmer, on her arrival from
Europe. has returned to Washington.
Brig. Cen. J. B. Aleshire. U. g. A.. and
Mrs. Aleshire. will give . tea for their
debutante daughter. Miss Dorothy Ale
shire, on Tuesday. December II, At their
residence in Street Miss Dorothy
Aleshire has Just returned to Washing
ton from West Point where she has been
visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond
will close their country house in Glou-
eester. Mass. next week and 20 to the
Virginia Hot Springs for several weeks
stay before opening their home in
Washington.
The American Ambassador to Belgium
and Mrs. Larz Anderson will sail from
New York early in November for Eu-
rope. They are still at their country
place in Brookline. Mass.
Miss Julia Vail, daughter of Mrs.
James Lee Marshall. entertained at .
delightful informal dance in honor Of
her house guest, Miss Eleanor Ketcham.
Of Philadelphia, on Monday night. The
guests invited to meet Miss Ketcham,
who will make her debut In Philadel-
phia later in the season were some of
the debutantes of last winter and a
number Of army and navy oficers.
Mai Gen. Joseph P. Sanger. U. 8. A..
retired. and Mrs. Sanger. who recently re-
turned to Washington from New Hamp-
shire, where they spent the summer.
will close their residence in Nineteenth
Street next month and go abroad for
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Seymour and
Miss Rae Seymour, who spent the sum-
ner travelling in Europe. have returned
to Washington and oItned their resi-
dence IN Connecticut Avenue for the
winter.
Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins and Miss
Katherine EIkins have returned to their
X Street residence. after spending the
weekend at their country estate in
West Virginia.
Mrs. Orlando H. Smith will introduce
her daughter. Miss Lanette Smith. one
Of the winters charming buds" to So
ciety at q reception at Rauscher's on
Saturday evening, December H.
Mrs. W. F. Tucker gave a luncheon
yesterday in honor Of her house guest.
Mrs George v. Bacon. Of Gary. Ind, for
meriy Of st. Paul. MINI. The table was
decorated with yellow chrysanthemums
and autumn foliage. The guests invited
to meet Mrs. Bacon included Mrs. Hew-
son, Mrs o. l.. Helm. Mrs. w. c. Borden.
Mrs Victor Kaufman. Mrs. Amaryllis
Gillette. Mrs. Augustus Kellogg. Mrs.
Samuel Hill. and Mrs. John A. Logan.
mother Of the hostess.
Mrs Frederic A. KEEP is visiting her
brother-in-law and sister. Senator and
Mrs. Winthrop Murray Crane. at their
country home in Dalton. Mass.
Mr.. Konstantin Won Masirevich. first
secretary Of the eAustro-Hungarian EN-
bassy. who has Just arrived In Washing
cher's for the winter.
. Miss Abbie McCammon and her sister.
Miss Edith McCammon. have returned
to Washington for the winter.
DR.. and Mrs. F. v. Brooks. accompa-
MED by Mrs. Eleanor N. Finley. are stop
ping at the Hotel Chalfonte. Atlantic
City, where DR.. Brooks Is convalscing
from his recent illness.
MI. ana SH6Eieo "a SOA0ohAhsh wiz
give a reception at Rauscher's on
Thursday evening. November Z. from
s to Il o'clock. in honor Of the engage
ment Of their daughter, Miss Annette
Goldsmith. to Mr.. William ,. Thai
himer, Of Richmond. Va.
Capt Mark Brooke. U. 8. A.. assistant
engineer of the District. and Mrs.
Brooke entertained Informally at . din
ner last night at the Chevy Chase Club. |
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Brayton Clark. |
Of Washington and Chicago. have sent
out invitations to the wedding Of their
daughter. Miss Frances Beardsley
Clark, and Mr.. Frederick Leonard Deve-I
reux which win take place Wednesday |
evening, November % at o'clock at
their apartments in the Hamilton Hotel
here. After their marriage Mr.. and Mrs. |
Devereux Nill reside in New York City. |
where they will be at home to their |
friends at 80 Claremont Avenue after
January l.
Mr. and Mrs. william J. Boardman. |
who have been visiting their son-in-law |
and daughter. Senator and Mrs. VIM
throp Murray Crane. are now in New
York en- route to Washington.
The Mexican Minister to Cuba, Senior
Godoy, has arrived in Washington !
from Mexico and Joined Nine. Godoy
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