The Washington times., 1912-11-20

Miss Dorothy Aleshire. daughter of tho
Quartermaster General Of the Army
and Mrs. Aleshire. will be among the
seasons buds, making her debut at a
tea on Tuesday afternoon. December IL,
at the home OF her parents. in S street.
In January General and Mrs Aleshire
will entertain at dance for their
daughter.
The Assistant Secretary of State and
Mrs. Huntington Wilson have returned
to Washington from a visit in New
York. They will not be active socially
in any but an official way, as Mrs. Will
son is still in mourning for the death
Of her father last winter.
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Mrs. Richard Reid Rogers and Miss
Elizabeth Reid Rogers, accompanied by
Miss Gladys Hinckley. will go to New
York tomorrow to attend the horse
show. They will remain in that city
for several days, and will go TO Bos-
ton to attend the large ball to be given
on December . by Mrs. Horatio Slater
for her daughter. Miss Esther Slater.
Miss Slater will later In the season
come to Washington as the guest of
Miss Rogers, and will attend the din
ner which Mrs. Rogers will give for
Miss Draper, the night OF her ball. the
entire party later going to the ball.
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Madame Slavko Y. Grouitch, who be-
fore marriage was Miss Mabel Gordon
Dunlap, OF Clarksburg w. Va. but now
the wife of the Servian charge d'affaires
at London. is now in New York max
ing a fight for the 100000 which she
intends to raise in this country for the
foreign Red Cross in connection with
the Balkan war. She has already start
cd work with the college boys, having
visited Princeton and raised a snug
amount and will go to both Harvard
and Yale for the same purpose. Madame
Grouitch was in Washington for some
time on the same mission and will re-
turn here before going abroad.
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NJ. Lefebvre de la Boulaye, the new
French secretary, who arrived at the
Capital on Saturday, has leased the
residence, 1881 n street, and with his
family, has taken possession. Madame
Lefebvre dc la Boulaye is a young and
accomplished woman who will add as
much to the social phase of life here
as will her husband to the diplomatic
ranks. They have two children, the
eldest nine years old, and both the
children OF tn" first wife of NJ. de la
Boulaye. NJ. and Mime. Lefebvre de la
Boulaye are already meeting diplomats
and others OF society, Countess de
Chambr,in having presented them to
. humber OF her friends at tea on
Monday.
Baroness SChlothcim, OF Berlin, re-
turned to Baltimore today after a briet
visit to Mrs. Richard Reid Rogers and
Miss Rogers. She came to this coun-
try to attend the wedding Of her sister
in Baltimore last week. and will sal
for her home In Germany next week.
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Hanlcl Won IIaImhauscn, counselor OF
the German embassy, returned TO Wash
ington today from short visit tc
Germany. Madam" IIaniel Won Hahn.
hausen spent tn" summer abroad with
her children and will not return tC
Washington until later in the season
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The engagement j. announced oi
Miss Eleanor Reifsnider. daughter o.
Milton Reifsnidcr. ol Westminster
Md. to Capt. Thomas NJ Robins, U
8. A. The engagement was first an
nounced on Monday night to tn,
friends Of Captain Robins and Mis-
Reifsnider at II dinner party at tn,
barracks. when they received pro
fuse congratulations Miss Reifsnid
er is well known in Washington so
ciety. having frequently visited Majo
w. J. BaIden, L. $. A.. and Mrs. Bar
den at the Washington barracks, an,
other prominent people in and out o
the service.
An interesting coincidence is tina
the marriage Of Miss Reifsnider'
twin brother, Ensign Lawrence Fair
fax Reifsnider, L. :. n, and Mis-
Louise Munroe, Of Annapolis, Md
takes place today al AunaIsolis. Th
wedding will he quiet ono and late
in the month Ensign Reifsnider an
his bride will reside in Washing
ton where the former is on duty. ...