The Washington times., 1912-12-11

Two debutantes who will be present.
ed at teas this afternoon are claiming
the greatest interest Of society. One
10 from the army contingent and TIE
other from the old resident circle CT
National Capital society.
Miss Esther Foote, daughter OF Col.
Stephen Miller .Foote: U. 3. A. ana
Mrs. Foote. will be presented Al p
large tea which her mother is giving
at the Brighton from. 4 until z O'Clock.
Quantities Of smilax and pink roses Will
adorn the drawing room and a string
orchestra will play throughout the az
ternoon. ...
Mrs Foote will receive her guests In
q gown OF white orocade and lace.
and the debutante will wear q dainty
gown of white charneuse trimmed with
shadow lace and she will carry an
armful OF pink roses.
The tea table which will have a GEN.
tsrpiece OF pink roses and candles with
pink silk shades. will be presided over
bv Mrs. Albert l.. Mil. Mrs. Edward
Burr. and Mrs. George c. Barnhardt.
Others assisting In dispensing hos
pitalities will be Miss Betty Foreshaw.
Of Baltin1ore:. Miss Adelaide Chain. Of
Philadelphia; Miss Doris Drain. Miss
Katherine Andrews. Miss Margaret
Howard. and Miss Elisabeth Rush
Porter. .
After the tea the assistants will be
entertained at a buffet supper.
On Friday Mrs. John J. Brooks will
entertain at luncheon at the Brighton
In honor OF Miss Foote.
The other debutante OF the Afternoon
is Miss Margaret Perrin. daughter of
Mrs. George Howard, who VIII also
come out at large tea which her
mother Is giving at I o'clock at her
residence In Sixteenth street.
Smilax and quantities OF flowers will
adorn the house. and an orchestra; will
play during the afternoon.
Mrs. Howard will wear a gown of
black and white chiffon. and Miss
FERNS gown will be OF white lace over
satin.
Assisting Mrs. Howard and Miss Perrin
will be Mrs. Mitchell. Mrs. McClintock,
Miss Julia Meyer Miss Cecilia May. Mis-,
Ethel Noyes. Miss Rebekah Wilmer
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The Secretary OF the Treasury ani
Mrs. MacVeagh have cards out for q
dinner on january 10.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry White will b,
hosts at a large tea this afternoon from
until o'clock.
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Mrs. Evans. wife of Congressmar
Evans Of Illinois. will be hostess a
q tea at o'clock this afternoon. a
the Brighton. where she has apart
ments for the winter.
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Brtgadier General and Mrs. James II
Aleshire will have as their guests Jus
after the New Year, Colonel and Mrs
George w. Goethals. who will come III
from Culebra. Canal Zone. at that time
Tho General and Mrs. Aleshire hav,
issued invitations for dance on De
cember "a.
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The Misses Squire have as a xues
for several days, Mrs. Ell X. Pric.,
Of Philadelphia. who arrived here to
day.
Congressman and Mrs. Oscar W
Underwood are furnishing the residenc
In street near the Netherlands lega
ton. which they recently bought, an
will probably be In It by Christmas
They are staying at the Grafton unit
the house IL In readiness for them.
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Mrs. Roscoe c. Bulmer, OF Annapoli,
Md. will arrive in Washington tomol
row to spend several days with MIR. an
Mrs. Edison Bradley.
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Mrs. Alex Tweedie. the noted Englis
authoress. who has been In Washingto
for short stay. is spending a few day
In Annapolis and New York en- rout
to Argentina.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Idsardi, OF I.c
Angeles. Cal, whose marriage too
place about the middle OF Novembe
and who spent several days IN Wash
ington at the New Willard, left tods
for New York to spend week at III
Waldorf Astoria, before going to Wis
the formers parents in Montreal. Car
ada Mr.. and Mrs. Idsardi spent
week in New Orleans en- route to Wasl
ington. They Will return to the We
early In February. Mrs. Idsardi W,
formerly Miss Lulie i. Fitz-Hugh, ar
attended Fairmon Seminary In Was
inIton several years ago.