The Washington herald., 1912-05-08
|SOCi0tY

4 er's was handsomely decorated for fhl
occasion with palms and great quaint.
ties Of spring flowers. DR.. Morgan was
assisted In receiving the guests BY Or
III. b Deale. Dr.. 5. 5. Adams. and Dr.
| A. Camp Stanley. string orchestrs
played throushout the afternoon.
The Countess de chambrun. wife Of
the military attache Of the French EN-
bassy. has gone 70 Cincinnati. where she
viii be the guest for a few days Of her
sister Mrs. Buekner waIlIngford.
Mrs Frederick Dent Grant sailed for
Europe yesterday with her daughter,
Princess cantacuzene, to spend sons
time with the princess at her home IN
St. Petersburg.
Capt. o. S. Grant. third. who has been
at the Hotel Manhattan with his mother
and sister for several weeks, returned TO
Washington last night.
Miss EsteIle Crane. the debutante
daughter Of Mrs. J. Burnet Crane, viii
leave washington next Friday for West
Point, where she will be the guest OF
Capt and Mrs. X. c. Jewett, u. S. A.,
for A few days. Later she viii 80 to
Plainheld. n. J., for a short visit with
friends Miss Katherine Crane is spend
ing the month Of May in Plainheid.
A reception In honor Of the delegates
to the Red Cross conference was held
last night in the Pan-American Build
ing. about fifteen hundred guests being
present
Mr.. and Mrs. D. T shreve. Of Dlcker-
son. Nd. announce the engagement Of
their daughter. Mary Hilleary. and Mr..
j. Henry Waters. Of this city The we'd
ding VIII take place early in June.
Miss Mary Lodge Stanley. of sheridan
Circle, win sail for Europe on May Il to
spend the summer.
A number Of well-known young people
In society viii present a short play IN
st. Thomas Parish Hall. tonight TO help
make up the Sunday school apportion-
ment OF the church debt. Those in the
cast win be Miss Elizabeth Noyes, Miss
Frances Brooks, Miss Estelle Crane. Mr..
John Thompson and Mr.. Ralph waldo
Hill Miss Ruth Hitchcock and Miss
Gertrude Gordon will be In charge OF an
Ice cream booth. &c. and win be assisted
In the sale by other OF the debutantes
OF last winter, whose duties win also be
to usher guests TO their seats before the
performance starts. The project OF the
among the friends generally as web as
the parishioners OF St Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Delaney carusi
announce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter. Miss Stella Carusi. TO Mr. William
n. Taft. the wedding to take place next
October.
Mr.. John Warren entertained at a
tea yesterday afternoon from until 81
O'Clock at her residence in Cleveland Park.
Palms ferns, and branches OF spring
blossoms adorned the drawing-rooms and
in the dining-room pink roses and sweet
peas formed the chief decorations. Assist
ing Mrs Warren In receiving her guests
and dispensing the hospitalities OF the
afternoon were Mrs. Joseph Wright, Mrs.
Edwards. Mrs. London. Mrs. Ben War
rem. Miss de Granenreid. and Miss Tallia-
ferro.
The Congressional Club wfll give a re-
ception Friday afternon in compliment to
the woman delegates attending the Red
Cross conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Chisholm and Mrs. !
Alex. Britton. of Washington. are in New
York for few days and are staying at
the Hotel Wolcott.
Rev. and Mrs. Paul sperry are in wash
ngton for a two weeks visit with Mrs |
Hannah sperry.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel r. Henry. of
Brookland. announce the engagement Of
heir daughter, Miss Mary Grace, TO Mr..
David White. OF Medina. N. Y. Mr.. |
White IS the son Of Mrs Helen Pender-
yast White, and was graduated from Cor
lell in 1905. The wedding date has not yet
'een set but will probably occur in the
ate fall
Miss Linton is entertaining Mrs. F. E.
3land. OF Narbeth, Pa.
The engineer officers, class 1910. will
at an informal dance at the
Barracks. Friday evening
ext
Miss Portner is spending a few DAYS
lays in New York.
musical entertainment will be given
t the home Of Mrs. Mearns, zsm s
itreet on Thursday afternoon, May q.
{ o'clock, for the beneft Of the Chill
, EMS Hospital II
Miss Helen worreil Moore. youngest
aughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NJ.
.oore. Of this city. was quietly married /,
lst Monday in Baltimore to Lieut.. John
!. Sloan, Coast Artillery Corps, and a
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