Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-11-29
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
THE ARMY AND NAVY FOOT
BALL GAME SOCIAL MECCA.
Official and Other Parties Going
Over for IA Debut
Today-Notes.

Today-Notes.
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Meyer will take party over to the Army
and Navy foot ball game tomorrow in a
| private car.
| They will have over twenty-five guests
| with them.
The assistant SECRETARY Of the navy and
| Mrs. Beekman Winthrop will also take a
party tomorrow to the game. Mrs. Wood
of New York. mother of Mrs. Winthrop.
will be with them.
| Miss Ruth Bradford Wheaton will make
her debut at a tea today from to at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
| B. Wheaton
Mrs. William L. Wheaton. grandmother
| of the debutante, will assist in the hos
pitality, as will Miss Phelps and Miss
Gill; who will be in the dining room.
| Miss Mary Lee Fleming, Miss Eliza
beth Hill and Miss Margaret Window
will also assist.
The debutante will wear pretty gown
OF white charmeuse, caught with chiffon
roses on the draped skirt and bodice.
She will carry pink roses.
Mrs. Wheaton has chosen a gown of
| apricot MORE for the happy oc-
| casion. Miss Wheaton will join a party
| tomorrow for Philadelphia and the foot
ball game.
Mr. Norman Bouic Robertson Of this
city and Miss Olive Lillian Felt
ner were married yesterday at Charles
n. w. Bush, sister of the bride. Rev.
George T. Schools. pastor Of the Baptist
Church of Boyce, Va, officiated.
Following the ceremony the young
cOlInp ont rfair nod
dinner by Mrs. Bush. Mr.. Robertson is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson H. Rob-
ertson of Rockville. Md. He and his
bride will return Monday and will live
| i'm this city.
Justice and Mrs Van Orsdel are now
occupying their new home. 1854 Wyom-
ing ing avenue venue; Owing to ill health Mrs.
| or pay formal visits during the winter
Maj. and Mrs. James H. McRae and
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Stouch will be
at the CONCORD for few days.
Miss Ruth Watkins will go to Phila-
delph1a tomorrow to attend the foot ball
game.
Following the joint meet of the Elk
rage and Green Spring Valley hounds,
MI and Mrs. Walter B. Brooks gave
handsomely appointed luncheon at
+ Brookfield. their Green Spring valley
nome, yesterday, when in addition to
the neighbors and other guests there
were present the Secretary Of the
Navy and Mrs. Meyer and the Misses
Mr.. Charles Bancroft Carroll of Dough-
erCsan manor, Mr.. and Mrs W. r.
1ayo. jr. of Norfolk. Va; Mr. and Mrs
Charles Heiser of Providence. r. l.; Mr..
Mrs. Stephen Bonsal jr.. Of Washing
ton; Miss Constance Lippett Of Provi-
dence. Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua B. Holden,
1r, OF Boston; Mr.. William Larned and
Mr. and Mrs: Fairfax s. Landstreet of
New York, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r.
Stotesbury of Philadelphia and Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Henry of Philadelphia.
Owing to- the serious illness in the
family Of Mr.. Percy Duvall, the musical
which was to have been given tomor-
row night at Dover House has been
indefinitely postponed.
| Mrs Francis King Wainwright of
| Chestnut HILL Pa, and her mother. Mrs.
| Joseph b. Foraker, are at the Holland
House, New York, for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs James Henry MoSer have
sent out cards announcing the marriage
| of their daughter Lydia to Mr.. Elmer
Vernon Griggs. Tuesday, November 26.
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Mrs. L. A. Atkinson of Philadelphia is
here on a visit to Col. and Mrs. A. J.
Smith.
Mrs Martha Gertrude Fontaine an
nounces the marriage of her daughter.
| Weston November q at the home of her
son-in-law, DR.. A. A. Sargent, in Phila-
delphia- The ceremony was performed
| by Dr. Edward Y. Hill. pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church. The brides
uncle, Mr.. Joshua W. Miles of Princess
Anne, Md, gave her in marriage. A
| collation. was served, after which the
couple departed for a trip to the south.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Weston will be at home to
| their friends after January 1, 1913, at
| Washington, D. G.
! Senator and Mrs. Henry Cabot Lodge.
en- route to their Washington home. are
at the Belmont, in New York, for sew
eral days.
| Prince Gennaro Caracciolo of Italy will
| be here tomorrow on his way to Chicago
and the Pacific coast, en- route to China
| and Japan.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Louise Warfield, daughter of Mr. Edwin
| Warfield, formerly Governor of Mary
| land, and Count c. LedOchowsh of Aus
ID.
New York Herald. Miss Warfield, who
| is making a tour of the world with her
brother, Mr.. Edwin Warfield, jr., met
| Count Ledochowski in Japan.
| Miss Warfield Is a great beauty. Count
| LedochOwSki comes of an old and prOml-
| nent family of the Polish aristocracy. He
| is an only son. and is stated to be the
| owner of large estates in Austria. He
| registers as from Austria. 1t was at the
Austrian embassy in Toxic that they met
| The father of the young lady did not
| confirm the news last night.
| Col and Mrs. Archibald Oracle of this
| city gave a reception yesterday after
| noon in the ballroom at the Hotel Co
| tham New York. to introduce their only
| daughter Miss Edith Temple Oracle, to
| their New York friends.
| Mrs. Oracle wore gown of blue and
brocaded satin with ornaments of gold
| and pearls, and her debutante daughter
| was gowned in white charmeuse embel-
| lished with hand-painted roses and trim
mngs of crystal fringe.
| They were assisted in receiving by Mrs
| Delliva- Dutton, Mrs. Gracie's sister, who
| wore a costume of pale gray charmeuse
with gold lace; Miss Mercedes Rafferty,,
| daughter of Col. and Mrs. William Car
| roll Rafferty,, who was in white char
| meuse trimmed with bands of lace and
| pearl beads, and edged with white mara
| bou feathers. and the Misses Priscilla
| Bull. Cornelia de l.. Cammann, Susanna
| Warren, Caroline Wyeth, Anna Living
| ston Glover and Caroline De Lancey