The Washington times., 1913-12-10
Three DebutanteS To
Be Presented TODAY


afternoon. Justice and Mrs
Ashley NJ. Gould presenting their two
daughters, Miss Margaret Gould ant
Miss Helen Gould. while Mrs, A. A
Cedarwalds daughter. Miss Esthel
Whiting. will be presented at a tea by
her aunt. Mrs. Cooke-Tilghman, ant
! Miss Jones. ..
| Miss Gould. the elder daughter OF
! Justice and Mrs. Gould, will be witt
her mother this afternoon, and assist
ing them will be Mrs. Daniel Thew
, Wright. Mrs. Morris whittemore Tor.
! rey. of New York. the sister of Mrs
! Gould: Mrs. William woelsev Johnson
of Baltimore, and Mrs. Armat.
! The girls with Miss Gould will be
. Miss Virginia Hammond, Miss Anita
Cresat, of Annapolis: Miss Nancy Desh-
/ iel, of Annapolis: Miss Dorothy Hume
: of Marietta, Ohio, and Miss Dorothy
, Qqintard.
Mrs. Wright will wear gown of the
! new shade of green, with lace and gold
embroidery on the bodice, while Miss
Wright will wear one of the new pastel
! shades of heliotrope
Miss Margaret Gould will wear deep
peach blow crepe meteor with angel
sleeves. a girdle of deep purple and
embroidery of crystal serving to break
the mass of pink coloring. Miss Helen
FGould's gown is of gold-colored crepe
de chine with a tunic and bodice of
chiffon, trimmed in narrow bands of
brown fur. Miss Gould will wear a
gown Of black crepe meteor. the bodice
embroidered in gold and silver threads.
Mrs. Torrey,s gown is of pink crepe
meteor with tunic of crystal embroid-
cred net.
Except for the dining room, where
Richmond 'oses blend with the red
coloring of the room, the decoration is
quite general, dozens of American
Beauty roses, orchids. and roses and
lilies. as well as the huge yellow and
white chrysanthemums, filling the
drawing rooms and halls.
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Miss Esther Whiting, daughter of
Mrs. \. A. Cedarwald. win be the third
debutante of the afternoon, making her
initial bow to the social set of Washing
ton at reception which her aunts. Mrs.
and Miss Jones are CIV
ing at the Kalorama from until s
o'clock.
Palms, smilax, and red poinsettia bios
SONS have been used to adorn the
rooms for the occasion and a string or
chestra will play throughout the after
noon. An informal buffet supper and
dance will follow the tea
Mrs. Cedarwald, mother of the debu-
tante; Mrs John II. Finney, an, aunt;
Mrs. Welding Owen. and Mrs. Isabel
McC. Jones will preside in the dining
room. -.
Others assisting in receiving the
of the afternoon will be Miss Marie A.
Peary, Miss Elizabeth Siddons. Miss
Elizabeth Garland, Miss Elizabeth Mat
teson, Miss Zenadia Merriam, Miss
Dorothy Trout, Miss Helen kinnnell.
Miss Margaret Fechteler and Miss
Donna Berry.
Miss Whiting will wear q dainty frocE
of white embroidered crepe de chine
with brilliants. She will carry pink
roses.
Mrs. Henry J. Finley will be the guest
Gay afternoon, at the usual Friday af-
terroon tea. Mrs. Finley win make an
address on the Georgetown Industrial
Charity at o'clock, and tea will be
served at O'Clock.
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One tne most interesting entertain
ments planned for Christmas Rignt is
the subscription dance at the Highlands.
which has been arranged by several
members of the younger set, including
debutantes of this year. last year, and
several years back.
Those interested in the dance are Miss
Edmonia Adams, Miss Marie Adams,
Miss Desha Allen, Miss Ruth Anderson.
Miss Mildred Bacon, Miss Ruth Bliss.
Miss Dorothy Brooks, Miss Frances
Carpenter. Miss Lena Collins. Miss
Harriet Conger Miss Natalie briggs.
Miss Frances Effingtr. Miss Margaret
Fechteler, Miss Esther Foote, Miss Ju-
liza HevI. Miss Lena Hitchcock. Miss
Elizabeth Hill. Miss Katherine IIol-
brook. Miss Margaret Howard, Miss
ner Miss Charlotte Monroe. Miss May
Powers. Miss Dorothy Taylor. Miss
Katherine Theiss. and Miss Adele Wat
terman-
Mr.. and Mrs. Edson Bradley are lc.:v-
ing Washington today for their apart
rnent in New York. where they expect
TO spend the greater part of the win
ter Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley stopped in
Washington for day or two en- route
from their shooting lodge in the South,
where they spent he fall
The Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
had Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh and few
other friends to dine informally with
then, at the Shoreham last night. and |
later, Mrs. Walsh took Mrs. Marshall, |
Mrs Burton Harrison and others to the |
where they occupied her box |
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Mrs Z. Burd Grubb. of Philadelphia |
arrived at the Shoreham last night to !
be the guest ior 4 few days Of Sir |
Robert and Lady Hsdfeld. !
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Mrs. Wilson and the Misses Wilson |
a box at the Columbia yester- |
day to hear Miss Maggie Teyte sing, |
and had with them Mrs. Lane, Miss
Hug2ins and Miss Hagner.
In the adjoining box were the Ger |
man Amba ssalor and Countess Won |
Bernstorff. Madame Hauge, Mrs. Hope |
Slater and ViscOunt BenOist day. |
Others in the audience were the Italian |
lmha ssador. Mrs. Henry F. Dimock. !
Mrs. Hennen Jennings. Miss Jennings.
Mrs. Calderon Carlisle, Mrs Nicholas |
Anderson, and Miss Cecilia May.
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The knights of Sir Godfrey celebrated
aides night in the Y. NJ. c. A. Bows
Department last night Among the
guests were Miss Mabel Spencer. Sidney
Leech, Miss Rilla Custer. Perry Bur
cess. Miss Florence Pyles. George
Mehfelt, Miss Marv Speiden. J. r.
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