The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-11-15

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4 gol,fhland sorIefy ~ New, Yorx She
IL ~ nre.ans n,rs,, /, srranrinr a Poe
| nav FOR the sout hIand Society. which will
/ be celebrated at tke Fordham. New York.
| once the home OF the poet, and which she
| is making every effort 70 restore and
seners lions
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Mrs. James Harmon Dlnwtddie, Of New
YORK. "a a y,erbbe, az the u. D. G. from
AIahama. She was known as the witty
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Mrs. Richmond Pearson Hobson. Mrs.
BENJAMIN Micou, and Mrs. Seth Shepard
x,,,i rao.tva tha roan,hera Of the II d
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sany Whiiams ana MISS MsIsAFet Far-
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Tennessee delegation to the u. d. c.
Mrs. Claxton received her guests in a
gown Of rose colored silk broadcloth.
She was assisted In receiving the guests
by her mother. Mrs. H. P. johnson. who
Claxton, turquoise blue silk; Mrs. HoI-
lend. the president Of the Tennessee d.
vision. white satin; Mrs. Z. @. Buford,
black velvet; Mrs. William Hume. white
satin.
Mrs. George De Bonneville keim' VINO
is member OF the Daughters OF the
American Revolution Is also a member
OF the Gen. Daoney Maury chapter OF
the U. ID. c. IN Philadelphla.
Mrs. william washington Foro' OF Ne"
York. Ii the president OF the Southland
Club. of New York and White Plains.
small invited membership of southern
women who are either the descendants.
wives, or have the blood Of southerners
In their veins.
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inc oio-tsshloneo bouquet Oh Toses'
prtmly surrounded with lace. earned ny
Miss Hattie Bowie at the reception al
the New Willard Wednesday night was
much admired.
Mrs. Rosenberg. OF Galveston Tex. is
the sister OF the Mrs. Drewsy who stood
al the cannon Tor TWO hours ana nred
% Sonunuousy IN q Da'ue uur'hs 'ne wal
Oe'"een the 0'as'
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SppoiISea aiIS p., W heu Ee c',Hr,o sen i re5
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U. u. I. IN lSS1 Ihe members OF the
Ms r Gohhstt ohaJrroan. NJ r
Helen Plane, Mrs. Mary Ann Cobb Err
win, and Miss Mildred L. Rutherford.
Inc Nauona biosrsPhicel ASsocia'ion
ls ABOUT 10 issue biue BOOK OF the u
= IN tner american Siuo "omeh
~ p,,,s c,LL =, n,.,- 1.-..,, 9.
one a, the handsornsst snd best drsssa5
women at the convention. She nearly
always dresses in plain. quiet colors and
styles which only enhance her stately
type OF beauty.
The committee from Louisiana which
Is anxious and working hard to have the
next convention in New Orleans, con-
sIsts n, Mrs n A 6 yaupbt presIdsnt
Nv, orIaar, rb.n.ar. NJ E5Uord
co,t.obarL nrasIdert .o,,isIana djyieior.
Tbon,os shsr,er maIor General COM
90 and,n, 7 onisJana d,yjsfor ~ 7. Cost |
,oy odj,,tant General I.o,,isiana dIvisIon.
q SuIIJvan ndIng Io,IIsIana
5i,,isto,,. Navor Martin " Rebrman of |
NJ orisaps. NJ a Trezevant Secretary
ava manager New orleans Pro9resxiye |
TTnIon
The recep.Ion 70 he given by Mr.. John |
D,,ao,o- r.on.-aI ~ +b. par-
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en-, n' ','e
southern Coinmefclal ConsreSs' ana the
Southern Society OF washington 10 the
United Daughters Of the Confederacy Is
expected TO be a very brilliant affair |
The diplomatic CORPS, officers of the army |
and navy the 1uoiciary' ana many rep
OF ohcial and social WASH
ington are expected to attend.
The receiving line will be made up of
officers of the United Daughters |
Of the Confederacy. officers Of the Pan
American Union. the Southern CONNER
rial Congress, the Southern Society, and |
visitors to the city.
from Q 10 10 O'Clock. after which dane
ing will take place. Refreshments will
be served.
The reception committee Is composed
of william H. Saunders, chairman; Sena-
Lor John sharp Wlliams' BENJAMIN MI