The Washington herald., 1912-12-08


Randolph Carmichael, Miss Dorsey, Miss
Natalie Magruder, Miss Dombell. Mrs.
N. S. Lincoln, Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell,
Mrs. George Howard. Mr.. and Mrs w.
W. Mathewson, Mrs. Edward Mitchell,
DR.. G. Lloyd Magruder, Miss Pauline
Magruder. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Camp
bell, the Misses Smith. Mrs. Ralph Jen-
kins, and Hon. Herbert II. ID. Peirce.
former American Minister to Norway,
and Mrs. Pelrce.
Mrs. Bayard. Nine. Hsuge. and Mrs
Fremont-Smfth will preside at the tea
| table at the entertainment which Mrs.
Edison Bradley will givcSin her new music
room on Saturday afternoon, December
H. for the benefit of the Home for In
curables.
Mrs. Duncan McKim. Mrs symons.
Miss Strong. Mrs. Ralph Jenkins, Mrs.
SpaldIng. Mrs. James S. Harlan, Mrs.
Schroeder. and Mrs. Harlow will be in
charge Of the table where the fancy arti-
cles will be on sale, and Mrs Wilson and
Mrs. Charles Rae will sell tickets for the
various attractions.
The dance committed will include Lord
Eustacs Percy. F. NJ. Schmoick, Chaun-
cey Hackett. Mr.. Huidekoper. Carroll
Glover, Mr.. Marrow. and Basil Miles.
An orchestra will play throughout the
| afternoon.
The Minister of Norway. Mr. II. II.
Bryn. who has spent the last few days in
New York, will return to Washington the
first Of this week. He will be one Of the
hosts at the opening Of the Scandinavian
arts exhibition tomorrow. for which the
King OF Norway is honorary patron, and
for which President Taft has accepted
an invitation.
The Congressional Club. which gave its
first entertainment Of the season Friday
afternoon, will have a busy social cal
endar. the dates OF which are:
January l. New Years reception, from
go to $50 O'clock
January s. reception in honor OF the
Speaker and Mrs. Clark. go p. m.
January II, debutante tea. to s
o'clock.
January -. reception in honor of the
diplomatic corps, $50 p. m.
February !. club breakfast. 12:SO
O'Clock
February .. reception in honor Of the
President and Mrs. Taft $50 p. m.
A charming army debutante made her
bow to fashionable Washington society
yesterday when Miss Doris Drain,
daughter OF Gen. and Mrs. James A.
Drain. was presented at a tea in the
family residence. The house was
thrOnged with friends OF the pretty de-
butante and her parents. and many hand
some bouquets. which filled the parlors,
| testified to her popularity
Mrs. Drain. who received with her
daughter in the drawing room. wore
| handsome imported gown Of pearl gray
liberty crepe de Chene with an over-dress
OF black lace over pink chiffon
Miss Drains gown was Of white crepe
meteor trimmed with exquisite Honiton
lace and pcaIl ornamcEt She carried
lovely bouquet Of pink roses and lilies
OF the valley.
Mrs. Joseph Garrard presided at the
punch bowl in the handsomely decorated
library. and Mrs. ]. T. Thompson, Mrs
| Rice. Mrs. Bsrryhiu, Mrs. ]. X. Stout
arc Miss Emory Long presi5ed at the
beautifully appnntei tea table Th-
! 's~".dtionS n tn. S'pirS-ruou we're also
in rcd. poinseJta. carnations ferns. and
palms being used.
Among the debutdntcS assisting were
Miss Eluise OrIne. Miss Esther FoOte.
Miss Helen hcEumber. Miss Marie
Adams. Miss Garrar6. Miss Mari Miss
Marguerite Mari. Miss Elizabeth Fulton.
Miss Alice Miller, Of Milwaukee. and
Miss Dorothea Stevens, Of Illinois.
Mrs. Tittman. wife Of Hon. Otto Tit
man. superintendent of the Coast and
Geodetic Survey. entertained at one II
the most delightful teas ~ the season
yesterday in honor Of her son and
daughter-in-Iav. Mr.. and Mrs. charles
Trowbridge Tittman. whose marriage
was one Of the social events Of Septem-
ber.
Club. which readily lend themselves to
entertaining. were beautifully decorated
for the occasion with palms. yellow
chrysanthemums and pink roses Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Tittman are extremely
popular here, and their many friends
were present to greet them.
Mrs Tittman wore a handsome gown
'of black charmeuse trimmed with ex-
GUisite point lace. and Mrs. Charles
Tittman wore her wedding gown Of white
satin made with court train and
trimmed with rose point lace. which her
mother, Mrs. Pierce Crosby, had worn
when presented at the Court of St
James when a young girl.
Mrs. Brown. wife OF Mr. Justice
Brown. retired. served the coffee: Mrs
o. NJ. Poe, widow of Gen. Poe, and Miss
Mamie Randolph Heth also presided at
the tea table Others assisting were Mrs
Walter Tuckerman, Miss Alice Goodwin.
the Misses Fitch. Miss Lily Finley, Miss
Marie Stevens, Miss Betty Poe and Mrs
Stanton Pell.
The next regular meeting of the Wash
ington Alliance of Jewish Women will
be held on Tuesday. December 10, at go
o'clock, in the vestry room of the Eighth
Street Temple. A Hanukah celebration,
in which the children OF the alliance re-
ligious school will participate. will be
one of the main features of the pro-
gramme.
cal tea this afternoon at her studio in
the Belasco Theater.
Miss Roaslie Waters, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Somerset r. Waters, will leave
Washington tomorrow for New York. !
where she will spend the week visiting
Miss Catherine Hammersley.
The Board of Managers and Junior
Committee of the Working Boys Home J
will hold a tea and sale on Thursday
afternoon, from until o'clock, at the !
George Maulsby Memorial Home, 80 G |
Street. Many prominent society women /
are members of the board and will assist |
at the sale.
Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell entertained a !
number of debutantes at luncheon yes |
terday to meet her house guest, Miss |
Cornelia Barclay, daughter of Mr. and ,
Mrs. Sackett Barclay. of New York