The Washington times., 1912-01-10
Miss Helen Hardy
Makes Bow Today

NiS5 I1cieu fihiuys uduguteT OF SOn-
gresham and Mrs. Hardy. OF Texas,
will be presented to Washington society
this afternoon from 4 to o'clock at a
large tea at the home of her parents in
Massachusetts avenue.
The house will be effectively adorned
for the occasion with Quantities OF s,ni-
lax, PALMS, and pink and white roses,
and a string orchestra will play
throughout the afternoon
Presiding In the diningroom viii be
Mrs. CulbersoD, wife Of Senator Cul-
berson OF Texas, and her sister, Mrs.
Schlutcr; Mrs. jack Reali. wife OF ,-on-
gresham Beall OF Texas. and Mrs. sctn
sherard, wife OF Justice Shepard, as
sisted by Mrs. .Ansberry, OF, Ohioa Mrs.
Burieson, of Texas; MRS. Henry, of
Assisting Mrs. Hardy and her daugh.
ter In receiving the guests will be Miss
Kathryn Hitchcock, Miss I.ucie Hoke
Sm,th, Miss Anne Seymour Jones, Miss
MM;Grsaret ME- Smith, Miss Frances Efiinger.
Mattingly, Miss Nancy Johnson, and
Miss Wilkerson, of Georgia.
Miss Genevieve Clark, daughter OF the
Speakers; Miss Sallie Williams. and Miss
Mrs Hardy will wear Black "hnntiily
lace yer blue and the debutante. white
cmbrc!ded satin ana chiffon. Miss Fay
Haruy WI wear pink charineusc satin
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Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer
Entertain At Dinner.
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs
Meyer entertained at dinner last night
prior to the White House reception in
honor of Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt
Asked to meet her were Mrs. Thompson
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Thomas. Of Phil
adelphia; Mrs. Lippincott, Mrs. e. r.
Thomas. of New York; Miss Lippitt, the
Misses Meyer. MIR. de Bach. of the Rus
sian embassy; Mr.. Maugras, of the
French embassy; Count Ivan Csekonics
of the Austro- Hungarian embassy; A.
Kerr Clark Kerr, of the British embas.
sy; A. c. Horstmann, OF the GermaI
embassy; Stephen Hedry. Of the .Austro-
counselor of the British embassy; Mr.
Russo. OF the Italian embassy, and Mr.
Huffer. of Baltimore.
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Mrs l.. ]. Stellwagen entertained a,
a musicale at II o'clock this mornirs
at the New Willard, followed by a large
buffet luncheon for about 100 guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont arrived
In Washington last night from New
port, where they attended the funeral OF
Mr.. Belmont's aunt, Mrs. George Tif
:any. for whom they are observing 6
period Of mourning.
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Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Graham Clair
formerly of Raleigh, N. c., are at tn,
Normandie for the winter.
Robert Perkins Bass. the governor o
New Hampshire. who is spending fes
NaahinQtnn ha
lard. is being congratulated by hi
many friends here, on his approachin,
marriage to Miss Edith Bird, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Bird, o
East Walpole. Mass. The ceremony
which will be private will take place
Saturday, January 20, at the home o
the BRIDES parents at East Walpole
and announcements will be sent on
later.
The governor will take lbs bride t,
H. after brief bridal trip.
Mr.. Bass will be among the guest
Of the Secretary Of the Treasury ant
Mrs. MacVeagh, who maintain a sum
iner home at Dublin, N. H., at thei
dinner in honor Of the President Thurs
day night. m@. ~ 'Nf
Miss Mary e. McCeney has cards ou
for a reception at the Washington Clul
for Tuesday. January 2S. from to
o'clock. ....
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have taken the house at 1752 Park road
where they are established for the sea
son. ..
Mrs. John Hay has as her guests TO
few days her son-in-law and daugh
jr., of New York.
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