The Washington times., 1913-12-16
Mrs. Lane EntertainS
At Charming Tea Party

GRATED with Killarney roses, ferns
| and palms, making a gay setting TO-
the youiiS guest. Mrs. Lane wore white
satin, draped with lace. and over it
a coat of brocade orchid satin. Miss
Fechteler wore a charming frock of
| draped white lace over satin. ard re-
ceived with Mrs. Lane. Assisting the
hostess was Mrs. Fechteler and Mrs
w. W. Morrow, of San Francisco
grandmother of the debutante
Mrs. David Franklin Houston, wife
! of the Secretary of Agriculture, poured
tea and assisted her; at the tea table
were Mrs. Ira Copley, Mrs John Works
| and Mrs. Adolph Miller
Also with Miss Fechteler this after
| noon were Miss Mona McAdoo. Miss
| Lucie Rurleson, Miss Sidney Burleson,
Miss Ruth Hitchcock, Miss Chamber
| lair, Miss Elizabeth Kent, Miss Sophy
Johnston. Miss Morgan, Miss Mary
Gheen. Miss Matilde Auerbach, and
Mrs. c. c. Glover, .jr.
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From to o'clock this afternoon the
| New Willard will be the liveliest place
in Washington. this being the first of
| the Tuesday and Friday Thes Dansants,
which are to be given there throughout
the season, with Mrs. r. w. Hawkes.
| worth and Mrs NJ. p. Groner in charge.
The functions are under the smartest
patronage, and those who have en-
gagged tables for the afternoon include
Mrs. Wetmore, Mrs. Horace Van De-
| vanter, Mrs Joseph r. Lamar. Mrs.
| Stephen B. Skins, Mrs. Robert McCor-
mick, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward II. Fell
StinSnn RrpUn General
Scriven, Mr.. Hyde, Mrs. Spencer Smith,
Mrs. Gale, John Eversman. Mrs. ]. II.
Rhoades. Mrs. H. T. Beall, Mrs. Theo-
dore Coleman, Mrs. Culp, Gen. d. S.
Gordon. Mrs. Critten, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Par
ker, Mrs. Rowan, Mrs. Sheibley, Miss
Cushman, Mrs. ii. C. Gage, Mrs. Swager
Sherley, Mrs. Mitchell Harrison, Mrs. S..
H. Dickson, Mrs. Glazebrook, Mrs. Web
ster, Mrs. Ralph Jenkins, DR.. Frye, Miss
King, Mrs. F. s. Hight. Mrs. Wilkinson,
/ Mrs. Pruyn, Capt Mark Brooke, Mrs.
George Turner, and T. B. Sweeney.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Z. II. Fellowes will have
| at their table Lieut.. and Mrs. Frank B.
| Meyer, Mrs. 1. T. Mann, Lieut.. and Mrs.
woodson, John Dom, and Major
Whipple.
| At the table with ]. Sumner Petit will
4 it h.SS -hicS NoAAo 4'As
wood, Miss Eleanor Morgan, and Miss
Kenny, of Baltimore, the guest of
honor Mrs. Chester Barnett will chap
eron the party.
\ -
Mrs Hemmick entertained at lunch
con today, having among her guests
Mrs. Burton Harrison, Mrs. Henderson,
( Mrs. Murphey, of Paris, mother OF Mrs
John NJ. BiGdle; Nine. Pezet, Mrs. In
gals, Mrs Britton, Mrs. Ten Eyck Wen
| dell, Miss Wells, and Mrs Dreyfus Bar
| ney, of Paris, daughter of the hostess.
Mrs. A. W. Montgomery entertained
at luncheon party today at her home
! in Rhode Island avenue.
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The Misses Smith, of Ii street. enter
tanned luncheon party today.
Miss Florine Likes, of Baltimore, and
Norman Blum, son OF MIR. and Mrs.
! Mark Blum, of l245 Irving street, were
married Sunday at the home of the
bride, 1910 Eutaw place. Mr.. and Mrs.
Blum will make their home in New
l York
! Mrs Louis Levy, who has been spend
( ing the last few days as the guest or
4 Mrs Emil West, of Thirteenth street
! has returned to her. home in Philadel-
phia.
/ Mrs. s. II. Reizenstein. of the Dupont,
! has returned from New York. where she
went to attend the wedding of her
brother. George w. Heller. and Miss
Lenda Rosenbaum.
Miss Lorraine Herman. of 29Ol Avenhe
| of the Presidents, is the guest of Mrs.
David Powdermaker. Of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Maurice Rosenberg. who has
/ been spending the last two weeks in Co
| lumbus. Ohio, as the guest OF her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. Cohen. has re-
turned to her home in Fillmore street
| Mrs. Charles Freund. who has been
the weekend guest Of her sister, Mrs.
| Abram simon. of Cathedral avenue. has
returned to her home in Harrisburg Pa.
Mrs. Joseph Dreyfus. who has been
spending the last two weeks i'll New
! York as the guest of her mother. Mrs.
VVoog. has returned to her home in
Eighteenth street.
Sylvan s. Grosner, of the University
OF Michigan and Gerald d. Grosncr, OF
the University of PENNSYLVANIA, VIII be
home Saturday to spend their Christ
mas vacation with their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Grosner:
novel entertainment was gwen DV
the Farther Lights of the First Baptist
Church Friday evening in the parlors of
rhe church A doll or toy was the price
Of admission, and they will be sent to
Miss Marie Buhlmaier, the port mis-
yfoaary at immigrant pier, at Baltimore,
Nd. Mother Goose Rhymes in tableauX
were given. Mrs. +. w. Robinson pre-
sided at tie piano.
An enjoyable dance was given at
iHarveys last evening by Miss Bertha
Lippman in honor of her niece, Miss
Lenore Lippman, of Newark, y. j.,
Ivvho is her house guest. The entire
i THIRD floor was decorated with pink
roses. palms. ard ferns. At midnight
q buffet supper was served. Those
nrasent where Miss Celeste Goodman,
Miss Emily Hillman, Miss katherine
Heller. Miss Beatrice Hahn. Miss AL
ma Kaufman. Miss Alma Baer, Miss
Marguerite Kaufman. Mss Edna OPP
penheimer. Miss Dora Schiffman,
Miss Selma Kahn. Miss jeanette Else
man. Miss Muriel Rappaport, Miss
TiIda Luchs, Miss. Lorraine Sommers,
Miss Florence Cohen, Miss Gladys
. Mayer. Miss Carrie Oppenheimer, and
Miss Sarah Koenigsherger, and Arth-
, ur Luchs. Edwin Hahn, Eugene
Young. Lester Marx. Sidney Gunst,
Lawrence Helisr. Arthur Neuman.
Lester Neuman. David Baer. Gilbert
Hahn. Bert Cohn, Clarence Eiseman,
Maurice Eiser|-n, Lawrence Gassen-
1 bai,oer LEROY King. Alvin Neumeyer,