The Washington times., 1912-12-04
Dancing Spirit Leads
Younger. Society Folks


Younger element of Washington 80
ciety has planned that dancing shall
be the leading spirit Of the winter.
The first dance Of the season will
be At the Washington Barracks on
Friday night when the nrst Of the
series to be given by the officers and
their families will take place. These
events have grown from mere little
dances for a few Of the younger Of
fcers and their wives and sweet
hearts. to be really important social
vents to which the seasons dcbu-
,leasure.
Mrs. Arthur Jeffrey Parsons will
dive the next dance Of Importance on
December .. this being the date chos-
en- for the dancing uarty she will
give for Miss Rebekah Wilmer. Again
tho young people will meet and dance
in the big bail room at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley on Dc
cembcr II. when she gives an en-
tertainment for the benefit Of the
Home for Incurables. The really
brilliant formal ball to be given by
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley will be Decem-
ber 20.
4UcTC Will u uoHSc ~ Nhe
New willard on December l6 for the
Working Boys Home. when Mrs. Wal
ter Tuckerman. Mrs. George Howard
and other women beloved by the de.
butante circle will carry It to success.
Mrs. Richard Reid Rogers will give
small dance the following night. am,
December rs has been chosen BY Mrs.
Draper for her annual ball. These
events In the tapestried ball room al
the Draper home are 10 brilliant that
they are like the Clover balls, really
matters Of social history.
On December g. the White House
will ring with the voices Of the school
girl and school boy element. friends
Of Charles Taft. who will dance in the
East Room.
Mrs. Lloyd Bowers will entertain the
young element Of society at dinner
dance on December %. when Charles
Taft will be a guest, and Mrs. Munford
will give a small dance for Miss Eliza
beth Munford on the same date.
Mrs. George Howard will use the Play
house for q dance for her debutantt
daughter. Miss Margaret Perrin. and hel
! friends on December q. and the Secre'
: tary Of the Navy and Mrs. Meyer vii
wind out the dances Of Christmas weet
by giving a brilliant affair on Deccm
ber 81.
Miss Alice Willard Boyd. daughter
Of Dr. John c. Boyd. u. g. NJ. ant
Mrs. Boyd. was married to DR.. A
Camp Stanley. U. 8. NJ. retired. las
evening at s o'clock at the Church o
the Epiphany. The wedding ceremony
which was attended BY q large gather
ing Of relatives and friends. was per
formed by the Rev. Randolph Mcl<im
pa stor Of the church. assisted by tn
Rev. DIR. Cole. Of Osontz. Pa.
Palms, ferns. and quantities Of pinl
roses and chrysa nthemums adorned tn
church for the occasion. and the wed
ding music was played BY the or
ganist Of the church.
The bride, who was escorted an
given in marriage by her fstaer Dl
Boyd, wore q handsome gown Of whit
panne velvet. made with a full cour
train, and trimmed on the bodice VII
Irish point lace. Her long tulle We
was arranged with sprays OF orang
blossoms, and the bridal bouquet wa
Ia shower Of lilies OF the valley.
Miss Carolyn Nash. the maid
Honor, wore a gown Of shaded PIN
pompadour chiffon over pink satin. an
she carried an armful Of killarne
roses. In her hair she wore ban
Of pink chiffon roses.
Miss Natalie Magr,ider and Miss Ella
labcth Collins. Of washington. and Mis-
Margaret Taylor. OF Baltimore. wer
the bridesmaids. They wore gown
Of mink chi,ton over satin with trim
mings on the sleeves OF dark fur. an
thev carried bouquets Of pink killaI
ney roses.
Robert Hume was the best man Il
DR.. Stanley. and the ushers were d
Stafford Mclean. OF New YORK; Lieu
l.. d, Gausey. Y. 8. N: Lieut.. Lawren'
Treadwen. U. 8. N; Lieut.. Clayton W
gel, U. g. NJ. c.; DR.. Meade Moore. ar
Golfer Wells.
Following the wedding ceremony ,
the church a large reception followed I
the home Of the brides parents.
Twenty. second street. Mrs. Boy
mother of the bride. wore gray moi
charmeuse trimmed with steel bead
; Pink roses and chrysanthemums wei
used to decorate the house and stri;
orchestra played throughout the eve
!, ing. Later in the evening DR.. and MI
Stanley left Washington for weddir
trip, the latter travelling in suit
dark blue cloth. trimmed with light
shade of silk. Her hat was OF da
. blue velvet and she wore fox furs.
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Mrs. william Ambrose will cntc
tain at a dance Tuesday. December !
in compliment to Miss Marie Adam.
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Mrs. MacVeagh has gone to n,
l. York to remain for week. and Is ste
. ping at the Ritz-Carlton.
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:, Don Pedro Lascurain. minister
Q foreign affairs Of Mexico. Is en- rol
}. for this country with his wife. Senc
n de Lascurain and MS daughter. Senor
!, Lascurain. and they will make vi
3, in Washington In the near future.
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. The Charge d'Afaires of Persia a
r Nine. All Kuli Khan are spending
- few days In New York.
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:, Mrs. Albert l.. Mills. wife OF Br
- adler General Mills. y. 8. A.. will be
home for the first time this season
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