Evening star., 1913-12-08
Tff EvfHfN1* .sgsffxR NUNpAY pEcEMBER s. 1918
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MISS FEEHTELER WILL BE A
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Other Recent and Future Happen
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/ The Bal5 5Inssot d s6 da6sasa4fes viii sae pre-
Ecsentedslstonight at the rst a4soSay ger
/ ipaLs Miss Virginia marcy !, Passano
parents, Mr. ;sand* ArsssE D. Pas
sam now live hssess ,s,wiil attend the ball.
andf the guest Sfss coussni, Rus
sen. etmore' in :SahiAsere. lhlre W.
! | Mrss f. E. Ledbetter, ssyife,. of. DE- Led
better, of the Naval Hospiral, rs giving a
dance tomorrow. night for. debutantes OF
!As si' !. !
Mrs: Daniels, wife of the SECRETARY of
!. the Navy, will receive Wednesday,.
,,Miss Margaret Fechteler. the attractive
young daughter of Capt and Mrs A. f.
Fechtsler, will be, presented by her pa
erts at 2 tea this afternoon at their resi-
dence, 1910 .Biltno ore street.
/ Mrs Franklin *. Lane Mrs. Copley.
Mrs: Henry 3. WILSON, Mrs. Alexander G,
!, Bentley and Mrs. Thomas j. Senh will
| assist the. hostess. Other assistants of
Gheen. Mss Esther r Whiting, Whiting Miss MISS Eliza M
! beth Marteso1, Miss Marie Adams and
Miss Natalie briggs.
,,aJudge and. Mrs Morrow of California,
grandparents of the debutante. are SHOW
the time OF their arrival here is now a
matter Of. uncertainty. They are bring
ing with them a /. bouquet .ofsCalifornia
roses for their granddaughter, whose
debut was timed for this date. when
Judge Morrow. had arranged to be here
/ tfor meetings of the Carnegie Institution
and the Red cross Society. this week.
Lula .Loyeland Shepard: state
president of the w. c. T. u. for Utah, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Woolard at
Cleveland -Rark-,.- ..t> ...-.t.
.The Russian am Iiibassador. and Nine.
Bakhmeteff'are moving todaS5 to- tl1e'new
embassy, on the AveTfle- Of the Presi-
dents With t.merGbers'. of the embassy
staff. the ambassador and his wife at
tended ,yeSterday in Baltimore the serve
ICES. ,nhnfking the Opening of the new
siam Gfsek Orthodox Church. rEie.; home
~ but q. temporary one, in the basement
u tire tckurch,. but a permanent one In
Ele same. neighborhood is in contenipiae
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.AcAaaintances ]. of .the' late DIR. s.. de
Nendonca, who was the minister OF BrazE
here fron 1884 to- 1898. will reca the e.e-
giant hospftaiities at his legation durins
that period. Nine. Mendonca and their
daughter were very popular in pfolratic
and resident society, They had homes on
Massachusetts avenue. and later at Con-
1tectfeur ayenue and. IL. street. Dr.: Men.
dbnca.s collection Of relics of Napoleon
pictures anu Otnef WORKS OF ART nidQe ms
lfon1t, one ...oft.the. most notable Of that
Hrio65 His death is reported from Rio
ds Janeiro last Saturday. :.
:.The annual banquet and- dance OF the
EhetH ,Ghapter OF the Theta KapparPtS
SeroHtX, was held at the. Hotel Powhataa
SAt4rNax tight. Miss katherine Sullivan
.teas tossfnastfess. and toasts We're, pro:
lppsed by, the Misses Anita Swingle.
sthe afprly and Marg,teritc, Luckett. =
! THE anarf7age IF Mss Harriet Rictard.
,sdn sharf ME. ,AyirjfarI: Dantet: Searge, will
take place. al the Connecticut avenue
home of her brother, DIR. Char.es W. Ricfl-
afdsop,- in the presence, of the family !.
Miss Richardson, unlike most girls sfter
leaving college. has devoted be. life td
science. Receiving the degrees OF "A. E.
and "a: M. fro4d vassar and PHI D.. from
.G6oEga.. Washipgton University. !. she has
Work rkatAYR:cofections of crustacea Tor the
Esaris Museum and worked. in. foreIgp
1jboratQries. She has also studied cots
ldet61s -mAd&by the Prince of Monaco
and sothe1 Collectors, for European -mu:
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Mrs. Tha Miller Horton / dr Buffafo ii
as ain at the New Willard, and will make
'a'.st tas:.pf. .sQme.days. J.: ~ =.