The Washington herald., 1912-03-02

I was adorned with basket Of pink tulips
and mignonette.
Mrs. william F. Dennis and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Charles Nelson Riker. enter
tained at a tea yesterday for number
of the seasons debutantes from 4 to Z
4 o'clock. Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Bourne, and
Mrs. Culberson presided at the tea table.
which was adorned with centerpiece
Of pink Killarney roses and candles with
pink silk shades. The drawing room,
where the hostesses received their guests.
was beautifully decorated with palms and
American Beauty and Killarney roses.
Mrs. Dennis wore a gown Of Kings blue
satin with tunic of black tulle and
Oriental embroidery. Mrs. Riker wore
American Beauty satin with an over
drapery Of black lace.
Mrs. Colin Carter, who has been the
guest Of Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Charles
| z. Hughes for few days, has returned
to her home in New York.
airs. Alice Ives Breed. of Cambridge.
who has been the guest Of her daughter,
Nine. Khan. wife OF the charge DAFT
faires from Persia, in this city, is now IN
New York. where she Is visiting another
daughter, Mrs. Godfree. Mrs Breed and
/ her son. Ralph II. Breed, were the
guests Of Mr.. Morgan Shuster In a box
at the waIdorf-Astoria. where Mr.
Shuster gave an address. Mrs. Breed
will leave New York shortly for Cam
bridge. She will return TO Washington
| in April to meet Abdul-Baha, Persian
leader. who will pass a year in this
country.
Miss May Power entertained at a
young peoples tea yesterday afternoon.
from ) to 6 o'clock. IN her apartment in
the Champlsin, when her guests were
asked to meet her house guest, Miss
Gladys Hetherington. The tea table was
presided over by Mrs Stewart L. Bar
Der and Mrs. Reid Hunt, and was adorn-
ed with a centerplece of ferns and pink
tulips snd candles with pink silk shades.
Miss Ruth Bliss. Miss Ruth Hitchcock.
Miss Margaret Knight and Miss Judith
Ives assisted in receiving the guests and
dispensing the hospitality Of the after
noon.
The Misses Frances Elward and Laurie
Smith. daughters of Gen. r. G. Smith.
L. S. A, retired. OF washington, are
in New York for a week to do some
shopping. and are staying at the Hotel
Astor, Times Square.
The following ladies' at Fowler Hall,
Kendall Green, will receive this after
noon, from 4 TO s o'clock: Mrs. Schench.
Miss Peet. Miss Jameson. Miss Marbut.
Miss Northrop. Miss winifred Northrop.
Miss Dunn, and Miss Williams.
The marriage Of Miss Teresa Drexel
and DR.. Thomas B. McCiintic. L. s. N.
will be celebrated very quietly to-day at
noon in st. Stephens Episcopal Church.
Mr.. F. s. Deland. grandfather OF the
bride. will escort and give her in mar
risge. Lieut.. Stanley MeClintic. L. s. N,
will act as best man for his brother. The
family party will join the couple after
ward at breakfast at the New Willard.
DR.. McClintic has been ordered TO Mon
tana for six months. where he win take
his bride. They will return to Washing
ton next faIi. Several prenuptial enter
tainments have been given IN their honor.
Mrs. Pollock. of the Congressional an
nounces the marriage of her daughter.
Mrs. Katherine Naude Cooper, and Mr..
Arthur Fisher Smith. son Of the late
Judge John f. Smith. OF Westminster
Md. The ceremony was performed We'd
nesday last in Baltimore, Rev. DR.. Frank
only the immediate families. owing to the
deep mourning in the bridegrooms family.
Mrs. A. F. Smith is the daughter of the
late Edward Pollock. once a resident OF
Portsmouth and Petersburg, Va, and
granddaughter of the late venerable
Archdeacon pollock. OF Chester Cathedral.
Engisnd.
Mrs. Grace Law. OF Portland. Oreg.,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
James G. Saunders, of 921 Fourth street
northeast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clews gave a din
ner at their home. q West Fifty-first
street. New York, on Thursday night for
Secretary OF the Treasury Franklin
MacVeagh and Mrs MacVeagh. The
twenty-four guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Stuyvesant Fish, Mr.. and Mrs Chauncey