The Washington herald., 1913-01-16

Grace Helen Vane, Miss Barbara Ste
phens and Miss Howard.
White roses and Southern smIlax will
be effectively used in the drawing-room
as a setting for the receiving party, and
an orchestra will play throughout the
| afternoon. Y
A supper and dance will follow for the
receiving party. and a number of addi-
tional guests will join them.
| Nine. Domicio da CANA, wife Of the
Brazilian Ambassador to the United
States. who underwent an operation in
private hospital in New York week
ago. had recovered sufficiently Tuesday
to be removed to her apartment at the
| Plaza Hotel. Her condition is most IA
| vorable.
Upon her complete recovery Nine. da
Cana will leave for Europe. accompanied
| by Mr. and Mrs Morris r. Volck, her
son and daughter-in-law. TIE Brazilian
| Ambassador, who was in New York to
! be with his wife, has returned 10 the
| Capital
The Woman's National Wilson and
! Marshall Organization has issued invita-
tons for reception, to be given to-
morrow evening in the red rooms of the
New Willard Hotel. In honor of the new
| ly elected officers of the Woman's Ma
tional Democratic Club. They are Mrs.
| Stevens B. Ayres, OF New York. pres-
dent: Mrs. William A. CuIlop. OF Indiana,
| vice president Mrs Edward T Taylor,
Of Colorado, second vice president; Mrs.
| Duncan L. Fletcher. of Florida. third
vice president; Mrs. John +. Raker OF
California. recording secretary; Miss
Josephine Mcmahon. Of New York. cor
responding secretary; Mrs. Grace =. Hop
kins. local field secretary; Mrs. NJ. r.
Adams. local treasurer; Mrs. William F.
Dennis. local historian, and Mrs Charles
Morton. auditor.
Mrs. George A. Armes, chairman OF
the Southern League Wilson and Mar
! shall Club. will head the receiving line.
and will be assisted by the reception
| committee of her club, who are Mrs.
lockwood, Mrs. Usher, Mrs. Lewis Shoe
maker. Miss Hughes Mrs. Leonard G.
| Hoffman. and Mrs Etha p. Griffin.
The bridge party given for the benefit
of the Southern Industrial Educational
Association last Friday at the Raleigh
| Hotel proved a great success. The COM
mlttee iE charge has expressed its thanks
| to the management Of the hotel for the
donation OF the ballroom for the occasion
and for the service which helped to make
the party successful.
Miss Elizabeth Walton Troutman.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman IL
Troutman, and Mr.. William August Lcp-
ley were married yesterday morning at
ST. Patr.Ck's Church. Only the members
Of the families of the bride and bride
groom were present.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Hull celebrated the
twenty-ffth anniversary Of their we'd
ding on January II at their residence.
III Z Street Northwest. The rooms were
kF,,llxE xf-it
LEX. roses. palms. and ferns
Mrs Hull received her many guests in
n Ia ndsome gown Of silver-Eray char
meuse, and she carried a lovely bouquet
OF orchids and lilies OF the valley. She
was assisted in receiving by her daugh
tiers. Mrs John +. Deeds and the Misses
Mary. Lore ito. and Kathleen Hull. Mrs
Deeds wore n handsome costume OF pale
pink charrneusc draped with pink chif-
fon. Miss Mary Hull wore a becoming
gown OF white charmeuse trimmed with
forget-me-nOts. Miss l.oretto Hull was
dressed In lovely costume Of pale
yellow messsline and Miss kathleen
Hull wore dainty white lingerie dress.
Miss Boylan and Mr.. Charles Murphy
Of Baltimore. and Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Iutchins. OF AIeny. y. Y. Were Mrs
Hulrs house guests for the occasion. and
assisted in receiving. Miss Leonard and
Mrs Guerin. nieces OF Mrs. Hull. also
assisted in receiving.
Among tho guests We're Mr.. and Mrs.
r. l.. Schafer Or. and Mrs. Pairo. Mr..
and Mrs. J. Dickey. Mr.. and Mrs.
Schlick. Mr.. and Mrs. Jochum. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. MCGOWAN. Mr. and Mrs. Fen
Birckhead. Mr.. and Mrs. James Rich
ardson, Mrs. Hugh Reilly. Mrs. Ellen
Walsh. Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Walsh. the
Misses Collins, Miss Hussey. Miss Her
lihy, Miss Leonard. Mrs. Guerin. Mr.. and
Mrs. McAulirfc. Mr.. and Mrs. Mills, Mr.. |
and Mrs. Belt. Rev. Father John F. |
Kelly. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Deeds. Mr.. !
Hartig Mr.. and Mrs. Bagman. Mr.. |
and Mrs Sherwood. Mr.. and Mrs |
Berens. Miss Berens. Mr.. and Mrs. GER. |
Mrs Johnson Mr.. and Mrs. Wyne, Mr.. !
and Mrs. Forsberg. Mr.. Cans, Mr. and
Mrs. Hoffman. Mr.. and Mrs. Busher. Mr.. :
and Mrs. Hermann, the Misses White.
and Mrs Frederick Bryanr
The presents were both numerous and
handsome. among them being a chest of
Hull is a popular member; a handsome
silver and gold salad service was re-
ceived from Mr.. Henry Kellogg Willard.
of Pasadena, Cal: beautiful silver
ladle came from Mrs. NJ. J. OConner.
of Buffalo. n. Y: a lovely silver cheese
spade and server from Mr.. Harry o.
Joyce. of New York: n handsome silver
spoon from Mrs J. W. Courtnage of
Ontario: and a lovely silver
fork from Mrs VI. Hull, of Hagersville. |
Ontario: a handsome silver candlestick
from Mrs. Benjamin F. Shively, of
South Bend. Ind. and many others.
A buffet supper was served later in
the evening. and an orchestra played
during The reception.
Mrs W. A. Coleman, who has recent
ly returned from England. where she
has resided for many years. is directing
the presentation of the Morris dances
at the entertainment to be given by the
Dixie Chapter. U. d. c., at the Play
house on Saturday evening.
Mrs. Henry l.. Myers and Mrs. James
A. Reed will receive informally this
afternoon at the residence OF Mrs. Reed,
1856 Biltmore Street.
Mrs. Enoch Totten and Miss Totten
will be at home this afternoon, and the
'emaining Thursdays In January, at
heir residence in I Street.
Mrs. George A. King will be at home
his afternoon and the remaining Thurs
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