The Washington herald., 1913-11-02
Miss Morgan to Make Debut

Miss Eleanora Carroll Morgan VIII oe
presented to society by her parents, DR..
and Mrs. James Dudley Morgan, at tea
on Monday afternoon, November a. The
date was changed from the 18th as il
was found to conflict with the tableaux
at the Columbia for the House Of Mercy,
In whose aid many OF Miss Morgan's s
friends are taking part
The Misses Timlow will be at home
tomorrow afternoon at their residence,
100 Scott Circle, from to s o'clock
The Washington Alliance of Jewish
Women has arranged for a cabaret sup
per TO take place on the night of De-
cember 10.
returned to Washington. They spent
the summer in Europe.
Mrs. Anderson Hughes-Drew, Of New
Zealand. is visiting Mrs. Wilbur +.
Crafts Mrs. Drew came TO the United
States as n delegate to the Worlds
woman's Christian Temperance Union
convention.
Miss Katherine Heller has returned TO
her home in this city after a short visit
to friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. Richard weightman will introduce
her niece, Miss Flores Howard, Of New
Orleans, to Washington society at a
the dansant at the Playhouse on Noven-
Der l.. Miss Howard will spend the
next six weeks with her aunt.
Miss Louise Gruber. Of Baltimore, was
the guest OF Mrs. E. Kohner for the
weekend
An engagement of much interest here
is that Of Miss Elizabeth Brown and Mr..
Walter S. Uftord, which was annonnced
Friday evening at a dinner given by DIR.
and Mrs. John Van Schaick, jr., at their
residence, 1ii7 Massachusetts Avenue.
The guests at dinner were the officers,
members of the executive committee. and
chairmen of other committees of the As
sociated Charities, of which Mr.. Unord IS
general secretary. Miss Brown has been
the assistant secretary Of the society for
the last three years. but has recently re-
signed her official position Miss Brown
is the daughter of John Wilson Brown,
of Baltimore, president of the Maryland
and Pennsylvania Railroad and the An
napolis Short Line Railroad. 1t Is an
nounced that the wedding will take place
in Baltimore November Is. 1t is to be a
quiet AFFAIR, attended by the immediate
relatives of the bride and bridegroom
The engagement Is the elimination Of
a long-standing friendship, beginning ten
years ago. when Mr.. U1rord came from
New York to Baltimore as secretary OF
the Federated Charities OF that -ity.
Previously to that time Mr.. Ufford had
been with the State Board of Charities
Of New York in charge Of the board
work of visitation and supervision of the
private charities of the State, receiving
public subsidies. Mr.. Ufford is a grad
uate of Amherst College and of the School
of Political Science Of Columbia Univer-
sity, where he took his doctors degree
in 1887.
Miss Browns experience in social serv-
ice has been gained in sunday school
and institr ional church work and as
friendly visitor for the Baltimore Charity
Organization Society. followed by ap-
pointment first as district secretary of
the Federated Charities OF Baltimore and
then as assistant secretary. Miss Brown
and Mr.. Ufford received the congratula-
tions Of their fellow-workers at an in
formal luncheon given at the office of
the Associated Charities yesterday noon-
Those present at the dinner Friday, be-
sides DIR. and Mrs. Van Schaick. the
host and hostess. and Miss Brown and
Mr. Ufford, were Mr.. Corcoran Thorn,
president: Mr.. Hennen Jennings and the
Rev. Roland Cotton Smith. ID. D., vice
presidents: Mr.. John Joy Edison, treas
urer; DIR. George NJ. Kober and Mr..
George S. Wilson, members of the execu-
tive committee; Gen. George NJ. Stern
berg. president of the Association for the
of tuberculosis, and Miss
Florence p. Spofford, chairman Of the
committee on District organization Re-
grets were received from Mr.. Henry
White, Mr.. William II. Baldwin. and Prof.
B. 7. Janney, members Of the executive
committee, and Commissioner Frederic
L. Siddons, formerly chairman of the
committee on law and legislation. who
were detained by previous appointments.
After their marriage the bride and
will make their home at the
Argyle, in this city. The bride will
continue her active interest in the work
Of the Associated Charities. serving as
a volunteer and friendly visitor.
Miss Block, of Philadelphia, who was
the guest of Miss Edna Oppenheimer in
Kalorama Road, is now spending few
days In Baltimore with friends prior to
her return home.
Miss Rose Breslauer entertained a
number of friends at her home in Eu-
clid Street Friday evening in honor Of
her birthday anniversary.
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