The Washington times., 1912-12-07
Two Debutantes Make
Their Social Bow Today

Two Interesting debutantes, one from
the army contingent and the other from
resident society. will make their ini.
tial bow TO Washington society this af.
ternoon.
Miss Doris Drain, daughter Of Brig.
Gen. James A. Drain. u. 8. A., and Mrs.
Drain. will be presented at large tea
this afternoon at her parents residence
In 8 street. Palms. ferns. pink roses.
and chrysanthemums have been used to
adorn the drawing room and reception
hall. and In the library and dining room
clusters Of red roses and candles with
req silk shades form the chief dscors-
A..istinG in receiving the guests will
Miss Esther Foote, Miss Helen McCum.
Der. Miss Marie Adams. Miss Mari. Miss
son Ss: ALICE Ms m,s: o'sSisa of Es
and Miss Doroshsa stevens. Of I'LL
Mrs. Joseph osrrard will preside At
the punch bowl In the library. and Mrs.
ryhiii. Mrs. ): k. Stout, and Mis- EN-
CRY Long win preside in the dining
Mrs. Drain will wear gown Of pearl
crepe charmeuse emSroidered in pearls
ana trimmed with old Honitan lace. She
Will carry an armful Of pink roses.
home Of pr. and Mrs. william Holland
wilmer. II r street. WIN be the re.
Sneir daughter. Miss Rsbekah wilmer.
n, The f house = beautifully adorned for the
titles Of pink and white blossoms.
.nd di.psn:!sx the he ho:pitsii.tis:s & SIiss sss
afternoon yiii be Mrs fhomss r. Bay
ingstone Hunt. Miss Leila Harrison.
So''': and Ms: ps:cssS ssS' z's:s';'.:. i' .''''
Col; Harry Foote Hodges. U. 9. A..
for the marriage Of their daughter. Mise
Frances Hodges, to. Lieut.. Albert H.
teInoon. January g, at !! o'clock At St.
johns Episcopal Church
A number Of Informal dinner parties
were given before and after the hrst
hop OF the season at the Washington
Barracks last evening. The dance was
given IN The ofacers' Club. which was
and fsss. The Engineer Band played
Mr.. Ssrden. en-. sifs sise'of y Major B.rd.n
Mrs. Jewett. wife Of Captain Jewett;
anu MTs. ctrons. Wne OF Lieutenant
the members OF the hop committee.
Captain Jewett, Captain Wildly. Captain
Robins. Lieutenant Darlington. and
Lieutenant Lyman were the committee
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The marriage Of Mrs. Jeanette Swep.
son Dodson Cowan. Of Knoxville. Tenn,
and Chief Justice John X. Shields. Of
Tennessee. which took place today III
New York in the chapel Of st, Bartholo-
new: me :h;n Church !: Of especial Interest to
that Justice Shields y being prominently
mentioned as . probable successor OF
the late Senator Robert L. Taylor.
boms M &C GewSn ,Sn ,a.; ne; been. bssn making her E
New York at the Rits-Carlton. 90 she
would be near her son and daughter.
Her son is u student at Cornell and her
daughter 10 in a school In Boston.
The members Of the lambda Phi fra.
ternity will be at home tomorrow after.
noon from until 6 o'clock at 1903 Rhode
Island avenue.
| Miss Katherine Stines. who has spent
the last two years In Rome. has arrived
in Washinston. ana 70 the guest Of the
Misses YOUNG i7l7 Eighteenth street.
Miss Louise Dill. Of Baltimore. is
spending several weeks in Washington
With her grandmother. Mrs. DuBant, oi
Massachusetts, avenue.
Mrs. A. p. crenshaw was hostess a,
card party last evening at her resi-.
dence In Sixteenth street. In compliment
to Miss Mollle McNeir. Of New York.
liam McNeir. Mr. ana Mrs. Edgar
g. Mrs. wsdsworth. mrs; Andrews
Mise: Sssy Rysr0 tSs Mia. M:s Hes.sy .se
Leslie Coombs, Herbert Hsngstler.
Horace Rivero. Edward Welsh. Mr..
Haley. Mr.. Bennett. Mr.. Hickey. Mr..
Goedeke. DR.. Crenshaw. and Myers
Col. Robert NJ. Thompson and Mrs.
msSs wSsm III .ussss Gen. 2 2ssrs sssR'l
Mills, U, g; A.. and Mrs Mills enter.
residence in X street. The additional
shall. y. 9. A.. retired. and Mrs. Mar.
shall. Major Stephen LII. slocum, Y.
Burr. Miss Marjorie Cotton, Brig: Gen.
sis"ton u winssip: !; !, :: A: A"'' '"' '''''
sE e rsmsn ntsr sSq ss:
and will be present a. the direct repre-,
sentative OF the King Of Norway, who
is honorary patron for tho Scandinavian
art exhibition which will open in New
York on Monday.
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Mrs. Otto H. Tlttmann will be hostesl
at, large tea at the Washington Clul
this afternoon when her daughter.in
law. Mrs. Charles T. Tittmann will re
ceive with her. Yellow decorations vii
be used In the tea room. and roses will
be used IN the drawing rooms. Assist
Poe. widow OF General Poe and Mis-
Betty Poe, who have Just returned from
abroad.
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Mrs. John L. Reyburn has issued In
vitations for a dinner dance in homo
OF Miss Eleanor Reyburn for Decembe