The Washington herald., 1912-11-05

Washington society-at least the young
er portion Of it-last night when thu
officers and ladies Of that post were th<
hosts At . costume dance In the ad.
ministration building.
Mrs. Joseph Garrard, wife Of thu
commandant. received the guests. ~
sistsd by Mrs. Eltinge and Mrs. Patton
wife Of Lieut.. George 8. Patton. 5r.. U
8. "A. The handsome costumes. showinl
the styles Of different centuries and oi
various nations, lent attraction to thu
gay scene. Miss 0arrsrd. daughter o.
| Col. Garrard, went n = Colonial Dame
Miss Hannah Taylor represented Even
\ Ing" her dress being light blue chif
fon, trimmed with silver. MraL william
H. briggs chaperoned . party from
Washington which included Miss Julis
Heyl. whose costume was that of q
Highland Lassie:" Miss Nancy Jonea
went as q demure Quakeress. Among
the other guests were Miss Frances Ell
finger, Miss Isabel Crosby, Miss julia
Crosby. Miss Frances Brookes. Misi
Dorothy Brookes, Miss Calderon, Mr.
Bowling Galt Mr.. Risley Hunt, and Mr.
Walter Parker.
| After the dance several informal
supper parties were given at the quar-.
ters Of the officers. Mrs. George 8. Pat.
ton. 5r. entertained large party. and
Mai. John H. Allen was host at another
supper party.
Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs. Meyer
will give a dance for their daughters at
their residence in Scott Circle Tuesday
evening. December 81.
| Many supper parties will be given to-
night by the members Of the Army and
Navy Club to hear the election returns.
| The main dining-room of the new club
hou4D will be open to ladies and their
escorts. and besides the election returns
moving pictures will be shown.
Miss Natalie briggs. daughter Of Mrs.
William H. briggs. left Washington last
| night for Fort Wayne, Ind. where she
| will visit friends. returning to her home
in Massachusetts, Avenue about the LIST
of December.
Mr. and Mrs William Slater and their
daughter. Baroness Struve. will close
their home at Beverly Farms shortly and
sail for Naples. They will spend the
| winter in Italy.
The Brazilian Minister to Belgium and
Nine. de Oliveires Lima and their
| guest. Miss Olive Green, of New York.
are spending few days in Washington
at the Hotel Grafton.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Franklin Schneider
will introduce their debutante daughter.
Miss Florence Schneider. to society At
an afternoon reception Monday. Decem-
| Der 9.
The date for the wedding of Miss Clara
Louise Rowell and MIR. w. Edwin Rus
sell. Of Louisville. Ky.. has been set for
| Saturday evening. November q. at the
home of the bride, 1904 r Street North
west.
Mrs. Symons, wife Of Col Thomas w.
Symons. L. s. A., will leave Washington
next week for Pittsburg. Pa. where she
will make an extended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs William Boardman. who
spent the summer at their country es-
tate in Manchester. Mass. have re-
turned to Washington and opened their
residence in p Street for the winter.
Mrs. Joseph Austin Walker has an
nounced the engagement Of her daugh-
ter. Miss Eugenia Bird Walker. to Mr..
Douglos Gilmore Stoner. of this city.
of the bride. in Atlanta. Ga. during
December.
Secretary and Mrs. Knox spent the
weekend at their estate. Valley Forge,
Pa. Mrs. Knox will accompany her hus-
band on his prospective visit to Panama.
The marriage of Miss Josephine Waring.
of Rockville. Nd, and Mr.. Edmund
Leavenworth Beach, Of Bridgeport. Conn.,.
took place at the pastoral residence OF
ST. Matthews Church. Washington, yes
terday at noon. The ceremony was per-
formed by the pastor. Mgr. Thomas s.
Lee The bride was attended by her
sisters. Mrs. Eleanor NJ. Chopper and
Mrs. Henry P. Hardy. The bridegroom
had as best man his nephew. Mr.. Nelson
Miles Beach. third. Of Bridgeport. Conn.
Miss Waring is a daughter Of Henry
Basil and Rachel Chopper Waring. of
Montgomery County. Nd. granddaugh-
ter of Henry and Milicent Brooke War
ing. and great-granddaughter of Henry
Basil and Susannah Darnell Waring, OF
Portland Manor. Md. The bride wore
costume Of wistaria cloth, with hat of
velvet to match. q necklace and brooch
Of etruscan gold and topaz, an heir
loom in the Waring family. and carried
an ivory bound prayer book.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beach left after the cere-
mony for a Northern trip. and will spend
tne 1dll anu early "lHtcT III ftOCkVllies
Nd. and later make their residence in
Washington. d. c.
Mr.. Edward B. Winslow. United States
Consul to Copenhagen. and Mrs. Wins
low are visiting their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN L.
Winchell. jr., In Chicago. They are ex-
pected to leave within q fortnight for
Virginia Hot Springs. where they will
remain for q few days. Mr.. and Mrs
Winslow will join their daughter. Miss
Anna Della Winslow, in COPENHAGEN
early in December.
Comte Louis de Sartige. newly ap-
pointed third secretary of the French
Embassy. has taken an apartment at
Rauscher's for the winter At present
he is stopping at the New Willard.
The Duchess de Chaulnes and her lit
tie son. the Duke de Chaulnes. have left
the Virginia Hot Springs, where they
have spent the autumn. for Washington.
Mrs. Frank Turner Moorhead has re-
turned to Washington and opened her
residence in Connecticut Avenue for the
winter.
Hon. Henry White. former Ambassador
to France. has returned to his home to
vote from the Virginia Hot SPRINGS.
where he and Mrs. White have been
spending the past two weeks. Mr., White
will visit Rear Admiral French E. Chad
wick. U. 8. N, at his home in Newport,