The Washington herald., 1912-01-06

/ AIRS. Hit will entertain at dinner for
Mrs. Vanderbilt tomorrow evening. in
the home OF AIR. Hits mother in Dupont
circle. where she Is staying with her
children until the middle OF this month.
She win san on the 18th TO join Mr..
HIT in his new post
Mrs. Robert W. Patterson has returned
TO her home In Dupont circle for the
remainder OF the season. where her
daughter. the Countess Glzyehi, viii join
her later on for a time.
The newly appointed Panama Minister
to this country. Mr.. Ricordo Arriss, Is
expected to come to Washington to-day.
He arrived in New York Thursday and is
accompanied By his eldest son. Nine.
Arrias viii not come TO Washington for
some weeks yet.
Owing to the death OF Rear Admiral
Robley ID. Evans. his daughter, Mrs Har-
old l. sewall. chairman Of the ball COM
mittee OF the Charity Ban. has transferred
her duties TO Mrs. Horace Westcott. Sec
retary OF the board Of lady managers of
the hospital. The box holders for the
ball are President and Mrs Taft. Col. and
Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson. Rear Admiral
and Mrs- Brownson. Senator and Ms
Murray Crane. Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Brad
ley, Mrs. Marcus A. Hanna. Mrs. Charles
Boughton Wood. Mrs. Eugene Hale. and
Mrs. Samuel HIN. The bail will be given
on Monda evening. January s. in the ball
rooms Of the New Willard.
Mrs. Augustine Derby. OF New York, has
arrived with her small daughter TO visit
her mother. the widow Of Rear Admiral
Converse. Mrs Derby was formerly Miss
Olga Converse.
Miss Valerie PadeIford has returned 20
her apartment at Stoneleigh Court and
Joined her grandmother. Mrs ordway.
after visit at Annapolis.
Representative and Mrs. Underhln have
returned TO Washington for the remain
der Of the season after spending the
Christmas holidays at their home at Bath.
\. Y. They are st the Cairo.
Capt. and Mrs. Harold P. Norton. the
latter formerly Mrs. Mary Barber Nc
Cartney. have returned from their we'd
ding trip and are at their apartment at
Stoneleigh Court. TO remain for a month
or more. when Capt. Norton is expecting
a change OF orders.
The Military Attache Of the French
Embassy and Countess de Chambrun will
leave Washington after the diplomatic re-
ception at the White House next Tuesday
evening for Mexico to remain two months.
Count de Chambrun is also accrediated to
that country. They returned 10 Washing
ton in time for the New Years reception
at the White House Monday after spend
ing the holidays with the latters mother,
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth. in Cincinnati.
Their two children, Suzanne and AdeIbert
Will remain In Cincinnati with Mrs Long
worth during their absence.
a large company OF young people Of
the army and navy circles attended the
dance at Washington Barracks last even
ing given at the Ofbcers' Club.
Col. Thomas W. Symons. L. s. A. and
Mrs. SymonS win entertain a small party
at dinner tomorrow In honor Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman f. Mack. of Buffalo, " Y
On Tuesday evening Mrs. Symons will
accompany her son. Noel Symons, who
spent the holidays in Washington, to
Hoosac. n. Y. where he attends school.
Miss Louise HELEN will shortly 90 to
West Point, y. Y, for a visit.
Mrs. Rudolph. wife Of Commissioner
Cuno n. Rudolph, received yesterday AFT
ernoon. and viii receive the remaining
Fridays in January.
Mr.. Frederick Pliny Lilley has gone to
his home in Waterbury. Conn, to spend
q few days before returning to this city
to Join Mrs. Lilley and her infant daugh-
ter. They will spend the winter in
Washington with Mrs. Lilley's parents.
Judge and Mrs. Thomas II. Anderson.
Mrs. Whitney Kipp. Of Brooklyn, y.
z. who spent the holidays with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. Scott Smith,
returned TO her home yesterday.
Mrs. George King and her daughter.
Miss Marion King. gave a large debu-
tante tea on Friday afternoon in honor
Of Miss Lucy Hoke Smith. debutante
daughter OF Senator Hoke Smith. and
Virginia jenkins. OF Virginia. The floral
decorations were white roses.
Mrs. King was very handsomely
gowned In black lace trimmed with rose
point lace. Assisting at the tea table
was Miss Grimm. OF Baltimore, who
wore a black marquisette gown trimmed
in old point lace and gold. Miss Marion
King wore an imported blue-and- white
chiffon trimmed In pompadour chiffon
bands. Miss Lucy Hoke Smith wore
pink chiffon trimmed in gold. Miss Jen-
kins wore rose-colored charmeuse, EN-
broidered very heavily and trimmed in
lace.
Among the debutantes assisting were
Miss Ellen Fillebrown, niece Of Chief
Justice White; Miss Hannah Matthews,