The Washington times., 1912-11-19

Miss Virginia MILAN will entertain at
tea this afternoon at her residence
in Park road In honor OF Miss Marie
Adams, who will make her debut this
week
The house will he adorned with palms
and pink roses. and the tea table will
have a centerp!ece OF pink roses and
candles with pink silk shades.
Miss MILAN will wear pink satin.
veiled in pink chiffon, and Miss Adams
gown will be of Changeablc pink silk
and white shadow lace.
Miss Elizabeth Crenshaw and Miss
Mary Louise Howser will preside at the
tea table, and the others assisting in
the dining room will be Miss Amparo
Rivero. daughter OF the Cuban Minister
and Nine. Rivero; Miss Mary Lee Flem-
ing, Miss Florence Schneider. Miss
Lanette Smith. Miss Dorothy Taylor.
Miss Helen Kimmcl. and Miss MILAN,
sister of the hostess.
s.
Miss Mary Clay and Miss Lockhart, of
Paris Ky. who spent a few days in
Washington with Miss Robyn Young,
en- route to their home from Baltimore.
have departed.
Miss Mildred Bacon daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. s. Bacon. will entertain at
an Informal dance this evening at her
home in Connecticut avenue. IN honor OF
her house guests Miss Anna Sanford.
of Knoxville. Tenn, and Miss Helen
Hood, of Palm Beach. Fla.
Miss Margaret BrItton, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Britton, who
will be presented to society next sea-
son. will leave Washington with n
winter party of school friends after the
Christmas holidays to spend the win
ter travelling In Egypt.
Mrs. Stephen B. Elkns and Miss
Katherine Eiklns were noticeable figures
at the horse show in New York yester.
day. the latter wearing long mole Skin
coat. and one of her characteristic pic.
ture hats. They were the guests OF
Judge and Mrs. William II. Moore.
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Lieut. Edward McCaulcy jr, L. s. NJ
c., who is recovering from a serious
illness, has gone to Canada to visit Mrs
oliver and Miss oliver at their home
at Coburg.
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It is probable that Washington's shift
ing winter colony will bc augmented b,
Mrs Vincent Kerens. daughter-in-law O
the ambassador to Austria Hungary
who with her husband, is now In tn,
city.
Mss Helen Parker will be the CUES
of her grandmother, Mrs Lyman TIN
any, through the winter season. Sh
was here for a part of last winter an,
met q number Of young people.
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Mrs. Margaret B. Hatch Is entertain
ing informally at tea this afternoon at
o'clock at her residence in Nineteent
street to meet her sister and brother-in
law, Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Butler. OF De
troit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler will leave Wash
ington tomorrow for visit to Ne,
York, and the principal cities along tn
eastern coast.
s.
Mrs. Durant Church, Of New Iori
will arrive In Washington Sunday t
be an attendant at tho marriage of he
sister, Miss Alice Liston Wright. to Ro!
ert Vedder Fleming on Wednesday eve
ming, November q. Nine Corea, wifi
OF the former minister from Nicaragu,
and sister of the bridegroom, will con-
TO Washington from New York Satul
day.
On Monday evening Mr.. and Mr.
Harry A. Kite, biothcr-in-law and si
ter of the bride. will entertain at
large dinner party in their new res
dence at l7l2 r street. and the follow
ing evening Judge and Mrs. Wright wi
entertain the bridal party informal
at supper after tho wedding rehearsa
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