The Washington times., 1912-12-04
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Miss Lucie Hoke Smith. daughter Of
Senator Hoke Smith. Of Georgia. and
Mrs. Hokc Smith, will send out cards
In a few days for q luncheon to be given
for q number OF the debutantes Of last
year and this season.
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Miss Mary Howry, daughter Of Judge
and Mrs. Charles b. Howry, will be
hostess at a luncheon Friday In com.
pliment to Miss Rebekah Wilmer and
Miss Dorothy Aleshire.
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Capt. James A. Logan, jr.. will en-.
tertain at dinner tomorrow evening In
compliment to Miss Dorothy Aleshire.
the debutant daughter Of the Quarter
master General OF the Army and Mrs.
Aleshire. The dinner will be given at
the bachelor quarters OF Captain Logan,
At 171S H street.
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Mrs. Wiley. wife Of Commander Henry
A. Wiley. U. S. N. will be hostess at
an informal tea this afternoon from 1
until Z o'clock at her residence in
Twenty-first street.
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Mrs. Henry r. Webb was hostess
at young peoples luncheon today
at her residence in Nineteenth street,
in compliment to Miss Phyllis Moore
of New York. The additional guests
were q number Of the buds Of this
and last season.
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Mrs. Hear and Miss Frances Hoar
left Washington last evening for
Boston to remain until after the mid
die Of this month.
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The National Theater was filled with
large audience yesterday afternoon
for the Boston symphony concert. Mrs
TAFT occupied the Presidential box, and
was accompanied by Nine. Jusserand
Mrs. Beekman Winthrop, and Mrs
Randolph. The German Ambassador
and Countess Won Bernstorff entertained
party In their box. including Con
Eressman and Mrs. Longworth ant
Mrs. Lawrence Townsend. Mrs. slo
cum and Mrs. Preston Gibson wer,
among Mrs. McMillan's guests. Mis-,
Mae Williams had a party In her box
as did Mrs. Letter. With Mrs. Lisne
was Mrs. Rudolph. Mrs. Ralph Bar
nard. Mr.. Woodruff. and Miss Hart
mann.
Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Meyer
Mrs. Wickersham. the Netherland
Minister and Nine. Loudon. Counties
de Chambrun. Mrs Bowen. Mrs. Rich
ard Townsend. Mr.. and Mrs. Arnol'
Hague. the Second German Secretar!
and Nine. Kienlin. the Spanish Minis
ter and Sonora de Riano. Miss Hide
garde Nagcl. Mrs. Julian james. Nine
Christian Hauge, Henri Martin. charg
d'affaires for Switzerland: Lieutenan
Commander Macmillan Burstyn. Aus
trian naval attache: Mr.. and Mrs. Hem
mick, the Rev. Ward Denys and tn
Misses Denys. Mrs. Deering. Mrs. VIII
lam Barret Ridgely. Alfred Horstman,
Mrs. Hinckley. Miss Hinckley. Mis-
Ruggles, Miss Marie Stevens, Mrs. Ed
ward Mitchell. Mrs. Thomas II. Carte
Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell. Mrs. GeorE
Howard, Mrs. Chatard, Mr.. and Mr.
Livingston Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. Gordo
Cumming. Mrs. Thomas +. Bayar,
Mrs. Biddle. Mrs. Marshal Field. Mr.
Carlisle. Mrs. John c. Fremont. Mi
Fremont. william Bowie Clarke. NJ
and Mrs. Dennis, and Mr.. and Mrs.
M. Johnston.
Mrs. Taft occupied the President;
box at the Columbia Theater last evel
ing. She was accompanied by MI.
Taft, Miss Frances Noyes Miss Eth
Noyes. and Miss Sophy Johnston.
another box Mrs. Laughlin. Mrs. Taft
sister, entertained Miss Katherine Jei
nings. Miss Coleman, Senator Du Poi
and Solicitor General Bullitt.
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President Taft received by speci
appointment yesterday morning OFT
don SeybeI. of Austria, and his daugl
:er. Miss don Seybel. who were pr
sented by Baron Erich Zwiedinek VI
Sudcnhorst. charge da ->aires for Au
tria in the absence of the amba ssado
Mr.. don Seybel Is one of the wealth'a
and most influential men OF his cou
try. and 10 on tour Of America vii
his daughter.