The Washington herald., 1913-12-25
Society Doinss in ano Around
[eesl Ole Jlational Capital [aes
, By NATALIE SUMNER LINCOLN.


daughter. Flor: zee, to Mr.. Tom C.
Forney. Of Coshocton. Ohio. The wedding
will take place in the early fall Miss
| Schneider, who was one of the most
popular debutants of last season, Is the
| daughter OF the --all-known architect. On
] her mothers side she Is a direct descend
| an of Mary Chiffon.
Mr.. Forney is a graduate of Ohio North
ern University, having attained the honor
OF valedictorian OF the class of 1911 and
graduating with s. B., and Ph.B degrees.
At present he is a student in the College
Of Law at the University of Michigan
and viii graduate in June. He is mem
Der OF the professional legal college fra
ternity Delta Theta Phi On July / he
wi take up the practice of law in the
| cit, of Washington.
Miss Schneider entertained yesterday
afternoon for young people in the Cairo
at I the dansant where her friends had
| the pleasure of meeting her fsnce, who
Is house g-Iest for the holidays. Miss
Schneider was gowned in white chiffon,
: embroidered in roses. Assisting her were
the Misses Lucy Hoke Smith. Helen Nc
Cumber. Sallie Williams. Clara La Fol-
lette, Elizabeth Crenshaw, Dorothy Den
nett, and Mrs. Parmelee.
Col. ard Mrs. Ladd will leave today for
"SSI "neTe Iney Will SpenQ a rev
days with their daughter. Mrs. William
Macmillan, whose husband. Keut Mac
MILAN, is on duty there.
Miss Genevieve Clark and Miss Lucy
Hoke Smith were the honor guests at a
| the dansant given by the Delta Tau Delta
| Fraternity at their clubhouse in n street
yesterday afternoon.
The rooms were decorated with palms,
holly and wreaths, and an orchestra
played throughout the reception, which
was attended by the young dancing set
and many collegians home for the holi-
days.
Maj. and Mrs. Lynch. Commissioner and
Mrs. F. Lamson-Schribner. of the Pan
anna Exposition; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B.
F. Macfarland, Mrs. William B. Strong,
Congressman and Mrs. Borland. and Con-
gresham and Mrs. Charles NJ. Thompson
were among the chaperons
and Mrs. John W. Foster and Mr.
ar Mrs. Robert Lansing will leave the
CT after Christmas TO attend the we'd
ding In Auburn, n. Y, OF Miss Margaret
Dulles and Mr.. Deane Edwards, which
takes place Tuesday, December 30. They
will not return unit; January 3.
wedding ceremony was performed
yesterday at the residence Of DR.. Hardin
in Massachusetts avenue between Miss
Anna Z. Gawler and DR.. .. Hugh Monroe
both OF Washington. Upon their return
their residence will be No. 1871 Lanier
place.
Lieut. c. F. B. Price, U. s. n. c., and
Mrs Price, who are stationed at the
Marine Barracks, Portsmouth, Va, will
arrive in Washington tomorrow to spend
the holidays with Mrs. Prices parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. X Cunningham. They
will be accompanied by Miss Lillian Me-
naugh, who has been their guest for the
past week.
Miss SybiI Davis has returned from
Smith College to spend the Christmas
holidays with her mother, Mrs. Isadore
Davis. Of 12lo Thirteenth street north
west.
Mr.. Irving Lee Bragg. of Roanoke, Va,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ross CAL
houn at the Woodley.
Miss Mary Frances Nixon. of Marian
ma, Ark, student at Sweetbriar Col
lege. Virginia. is visiting friends in
town.
Mr.. Robert L. Nixon. Of Mariana,
Ark. a student at Washington and Lee
University, is spending the holidays with
friends in the city.
Mr.. d Mrs. Terence James German
have issued cards announcing the mar
riage of their daughter. Marguerite
Louise, to William Henry Rupertus lieu
tena= U. s. NJ. c., on Wednesday, the
twenty-fourth, at the Shrine Of the Sa-
creL Heart
Tb. br;da yvas powped In a trayeIinp
suit of hunters green broadcloth. trimmed
with lynx fur banding. She wore a hat
of French beaver, trimmed with yellow
plumes and a corsage bouquet Of orchids
and lilies OF the valley.
Owing tc the recent illness Of the brides
mother, only the attendants, Mrs. May
German walker, gowned in violet and
wearing valley lilies, and Lieut. F. ].
German. a classmate of the groom, class
Is, u. S. r. C. s., were present. Lieut..
an Mrs. Rupertus left Immediately after
the ceremony for a trip South.
Miss Florence NJ. Brown, general secre-
tar of the Young Women's Christian
Association, of Washington, is the guest
of her nephew, Mr.. L. B. Dow, of Kansas
City.
Miss Mary Alice Finney has left fo- her
home in Detroit, where she will be the
guest of her parents during the holidays.
Miss Anna Seesholtz, educational direc-
tor of the Y. W. c. A, will spend Christ
mas at her home in Canton.
Miss Mildred Needham, daughter of
former Representative and Mrs. James
Needham, of California, is the house
guest of Mrs. Fred bennett for the holi-
day week.
R., 81; Bond, 81; Calbraith Sunday School,
IS; C. F. B., 81; Cash, 81; F. B. W., 81;
1.-TWO Little Kids" 81; C. B. s., S.; Civic
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