The Washington herald., 1912-12-18

bered over hundred. being friends of
her young daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Rogers. debutsnte OF last year.
Representative and Mrs. Edwin F.
Sweet and Miss Sweet have arrived In
Washington and opened their residence
in Sixteenth Street for the winter.
Miss Lucy Hoke-Smith, daughter of
Senator and Mrs. Hoke Smith, was host
css at a luncheon yesterday, her guests
icing members of this and last season
debutantes.
Mrs. Henry D. Clayton, wife OF Con-
gresham Clayton of Alabama. will 60
J TO New York Friday as a special guest
representing Washington at the recep-
ton and breakfast to be held on Satur-
day In the ballroom Of the Waldorf
Astoria by the Woman's Democratic
Club, in honor of Mrs Woodrow Wilson
and the Misses Wilson. Mrs. Clayton
will be a guest at the main table. and
will respond to a toast, her subject being
The Nations Capital to Mrs. Wilson -
Mrs George T. Marye and her sister,
Mrs. Moreland, of Pittsburg and New
York. who landed in New York recently
from abroad, have arrived in Washington
ana Mrs. Moreland Is spendig some time
with Mrs Marye before going to New
York TO take an apartment at the Plaza
for the winter.
Mrs E H. Brooke, OF the Highlands,
has gone to Vermont for several weeks.
Senator and Mrs. John D. Works of
California are at the Kenesaw for the
winter. Mrs. Works and Mrs. Stephens
wife of Representative William B.
Stephens OF California, will give a re-
ception Tuesday, January :. at the Con-
gressionaI Club to introduce Miss Bar
bara Stephens.
Mr.. John W. Garrett. United States
Minister to Argentina, and Mrs. Garrett
will arrive shortly in Lisbon. Portugal,
and are expected to reach Baltimore
about January l.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lansburgh have
issued invitations for the marriage of
their daughter. Beatrice. and MIR. Leon
ard Weinberg. Wednesday night. jan
uary l. at O'Clock. at the Eighth Sire.
Temple.
Col. and Mrs. George Barnett will give
a farewell dinner tonight in Philadelphia
for Capt. and Mrs. Bryan. who will leave
for this city next week. The guests will
afterward attend the navy ball. Covers
will be laid for twenty-five guests, and
among those present will be Miss Mar
garet Freel, Maj. and Mrs. Smedley But
Ter. Miss Catherine Judge. OF New York;
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Wheaton Vaughan, and
Mr.. McClintock, of Baltimore.
The Congressional Club has sent out
cards for their usual Friday afternoon
at home at the clubhouse, 1852 X Street.
at o'clock.
Senator Sanders OF Tennessee and Mrs.
the New Willard for the congressional
season.
Mr.. Emory. son Of Rear Admiral and
Mrs. William Emory, was thrown from
his horse In Warrenton. Va, on Friday.
and seriously injured. DIR. James
Mitchell, OF Washington, was sent for.
and went to Wsrrenton. where Mr.. En-
DRY owns n large estate. accompanied by
the latters sister, Mrs whitridge, of
Baltimore. Mr.. Emory's other sister.
Mrs Esmond Ovey, is the wife of a
member of the British diplomatic corps.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Emory closed
their Washington residence about a week
ago. and are at present en- route to
Europe.
Miss Mamie Randolph Heth will be at
home to-day to the members OF the
Southern Relief Society. from to s
o'clock.
Miss Eugene Booth, daughter Of DR.. E.
s. Booth, principal of Ferris Seminary,
OF Yokohama, Japan, is the guest of Mrs.
C. F. Williams, of Madison Street North
west.
The marriage of Miss Booth and Mr..
Harry H. Campbell, OF this city, will take
place the latter part of this month at
the home OF the brides aunt In Crawford,
n. ]. Miss Edith Campbell, sister of
the bridegroom, will be maid of honor
and the brides brother, Mr.. Hugh Booth,
will be best man.
The Misses Grace and Virginia Boil
den, who have recently been the guests
of Mrs. Louis P. Shoemaker. have left
Washington for Richmond. They will
spend the winter in the South