The Washington times., 1913-12-29
Mrs. Daniels Hostess At
Tea Dance on MayfloWer

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afternoon from until z O'CLOCK
aboard the United States STEAMSHIP
Mayhower. in compliment TO Mis-.
Lucie Hoke Smith. daughter of Senate,
ana Mrs Hoke Smith of Georgia. whose
marriage TO Ensign Aston Simpson
0. s. n. takes place tomorrow evenins
at the home of the brides parents.
Christmas greens and quantities OF
red roses and carnations will adorn the
little craft for the occasion, and the
Mayfower band will play throughout
the afternoon
Assisting Mrs. Daniels in receiving
and entertaining her guests. who will
number about seventy-f1ve, will be the
officers of the ship.
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Miss Helen Hopkins will entertain
at the dansant at her home in Park
road on New Year afternoon from 4
until o'clock in compliment to the
members Of her class, '13. at the West
ern High School, of which she is. the
vice president She will be assisted
by the officers Of the class and her
house guests, the Misses Behrendt. OF
Charlottesville, Va.
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Congressman and Mrs. Henry A.
Cooper, of Wisconsin, have gone 10
their home in Racine. Mrs. Cooper
will return in time for her first day
at home on January Is.
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Miss Genevieve Clark will entertain
al a dinner on New Year Eve for ner
house guests.
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock viii entertain
at dinner dance this evening ut her
residence in Scott circle in compliment
Jar1 Ut L..
sons debutantes.
The First Secretary of the American
Embassy in Paris and Mrs. Robert
Woods Bliss arrived in Washington to-
day to be the guests of Mrs. Dimock.
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
and Mrs. Z. L. Clark. who have been
visiting relatives in the South, have ze-
turned to Washington.
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K. Shidehara who. for the last two
years, was counsellor to the Japanese
embassy in Washington. was in New
York for several days last week en-
route to London, where he will fill
a similar post in the Japanese lega-
tion in that city.
Miss Marta Calvo and Miss Marie
Fisher, who will be among the brides
maids at the marriage tomorrow ev-
"ning of Miss Robyn Young and Ed
win 4. Peoples. will entertain at a
supper and dance this evening, fol-
lowing tne rehearsal al the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church.
Miss Dorothy Adams, daughter of
In and Mrs. S. S. Adams, entertained
st : beautifully appointed luncheon
today at her home in Connecticut
averue in compliment TO Miss Robyn
Young.
The table decorations were a center
piece OF white roses and maidenhair
ferns with a cOrsage bouquet for each
guest of pink roses and white hya-
Cinths.
The guests were Miss Louise Wat
ley, of Alabama; Miss Emma Kate
AmOrous. Of Atlanta; Miss Marta Cal
vO. Miss Nina Van Arsdale, Miss
Marie Fisher. and Miss Mildred
Adams.
Miss Adams will make her debut at
Il large tea her parents are giving
Saturday afternoon. The tea will be
followed by a supper and informal
dance for their receiving party.
Josephus Daniels. ir.. son of the Sec
Tetary Of the Navy and Mrs. Daniels,
who is home for the holidays from
Tome Institute. will entertain at a
young peoples dinner tomorrow even
ing in compliment to his cousin, Miss
Evelyn Jackson, Of Richmond, Va.
who arrived today to be house guest
at Single Oak until after the New
Year.
Mrs Richardson Gibson will give a
tea for her daughter. Mary Duncan
Gibson, TO about twenty-five young
people next Friday. January ,. from
4 TO c. at her residence. l745 COrcoran-
street northwest.
Mrs. Alice Slime. the returning presi-
dent of Burnside Corps. No. 4. Woman's
Relief Corps, gave an enjoyable recep-
ton 10 the post and ladies Of the corps
Friday night, The house was beauti,,
fully decorated with American flags and
christmas greens. Punch and other re-
treatments were served in the dining
room. The Star-Spangled Banner"
and The Birthday Of the King were
beautifully rendered by Mrs. Hattie
receiving by the officers of her corps.
Size was handsomely dressed in laven-
der crepe de chine, and carried white
'arnations. Mrs. Stine has faithfully
nlled the presidents chair for a year
ard will be succeeded by Mrs. Earl.
Dr. Anna Howard Shaw, accompanied
hE Mrs. Mary Ware bennett. has ar
rived in Washington. and is spending
sor1e time at the Shoreham.
Mrs. Charles G. Dulin and Miss
Beatrice Dulin are spending the holi-
days in Texas.
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Mrs. Sol Meyar. of Twenty seventh
4 'r.e:, entertained the Friday Afternoon
Bridge Club at her home. Two tables
ere devoted % the game and during
the afternoon tea was served from an
rtIractiycly decorated table. Those pres
.Et were Mrs. samuel ]. Steinberger
Mrs. Abe Sigmund- Mrs Simon Kann
Mrs Rudolph Bchrend. Mrs. Ike Beh-
rend Mrs. 1. Nordiinger and Mrs. Sol
Minister.