The Washington times., 1913-12-03

Mss ELIZABETH CROSBY MOVES
The first debutante to be presented
to Washington society from army
circles is Miss Katherine Krug,
daughter of Maj. r. V. I<rug. U. S. A.
and Mrs KruG. who will make her
how az a large tea this afternoon
from until 6 O'Clock at the West
minister, given by Mrs. KrUS. Major
Krug and his family have spent the
last two years abroaS.
Quantities of palms, ferns, and pink
blossoms, augmented by the numer-
Gus floral tributes to the bud. have
beer Used to adorn the parIors. and
a string orchestra will play through
out the afternoon.
Mrs. Erug will receive her guests
in a gown of black CharmcuS". and
Miss Hrug will wear q dainty frock
or white charmease trimmed with
panels of coral satin and touches
cf lace.
The tea table; which will be pre-
sidcd oyer ly Mrs. Gordon Jones, Mrs.
Horace Clark, and Mrs Charles Wal
cTitt, viii be adorned with ferns and
pink roses. Others assisting In re-
ceiring the guests and dispensing the
hcsEitalities of the afternoon viii be
EinmeL Miss Dorothy Trout. and
Miss ZeEada Merriam, all ie5ut2ntes
Of this season and Miss Marjorie
Russ, Miss Nancy Jones, Miss Leroy
8nck Miss Louise Buck. and Miss
Doris Dawson.
while Mrs. Woodrow Wilson had to
decline an invitation of the Ladies
Beneficent Society, of the First Presby-
terian Church, to attend their Christ
mas bazaar. which is in progress there
until Saturday. on account of the press
If Other engagements, she sent large
hoE OF flowers
There were CO rnation hyaCinths, gar
denias. and other blossoms in quantities.
md they were bought with such zest
as to add greatly to the already sue
~essful sales. When those attending the
bazaar last night went home each one
-.ore a flower of some kind from the
Tropagating gardens.
The First Presbyterian Church is
ofieI called the Church of Presidents.
from the fact that number have wor-
shipped there. among them the late
Grover Cleveland and Mrs. Cleveland.
md the President and Mrs. Wilson at
Fendod service there several times when
they first came to Washington.
~hurrh this afternoon is exciting gen
eral interest.
Mis- Edward T. Pollock, wife of Com
N. |
luncheon today. Her guests were Mrs.
Srittain and her sister. Mrs. Shanks.
Of Eentucky: Mrs. Chester Wells. and
reT sister. Mrs. Eaton. of England: Mrs.
Trerch and Mrs. William Haywood and
e. hot seSuest, Mrs. Renges, of Homo
lGlu.
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock has sent out
cards for reception on the afternoon
- December II from until 8 o'clock.
at her residence in Scott circle, to meet
ne Counselor OF the Italian embassy
and Nine. Calalini..
wr.. T.. E. Clark is spending some
,ilae in Selma, Ala. visiting relatives.
Tire marriage Of Miss Lillian Z. Mil
'~r. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
= Miller. TO Walter NJ. Macnicho took
.,lace last evening at the home of the
H-ide's parents. in Fourteenth street
We Rev. J ". Frizzell. of ingram Mem
oriaI Church. officiating. in the presence
of large party OF relatives ana friends.
Quantities of palms smilaX, ferns.
7nd pirk and white blossoms adorned
rhe ilouse and string orchestra play
I'd the wedding music and during the
reception.
The bride. who was escorted and given
~ magI ia=e by her father. wore P hand
some gown of white Charmeuse. trim
- I'd with silver lace and touches OF
c-miae. Her long tU.le veil was ar
rsr=ed with a wreath OF lilies OF tn"
,ileT ard the bridal bOuUuet was q
shove: OF Bride roses and lilies of the
yaIley
Miss Helen Miller. who was he sis
-ers maid Of honor. wore pink creme
ms te6r. trimmed with brown fur. ard
carried an armfuI of raGlance roses.
Tho bridesmaids. Miss Frances THy-
ler and Miss Elizabeth IeDuC, wo.e
GOWNS of blue crepe meteor, with
upgches Of dark fur and carried armfuls
or pink roses. Robert Lee Evans was
b'~S rritm for Mr.. Macnichol.
Mrs. Miller. mother of the bride. who
sisied in receiving the quests. wore
> gown of yellow brocaded chaTmeuse
and 'ace. and Mrs. MacnichoI. mother
- Inc bridegroom. who also assisted
~ the reception, wore lavender crepe
re chipe with white fur trimmings.
VI. a. aunt OF the bride. wore pink
SATIN. nth dark fur trimmings.
Sfter the reception Mr.. and Mrs Mac
''chnl left for wedding trip. the bride
iIG' e." in Il tailored suit Of dark blue
cloth. with q blue hat trimmed in
DiImt>. She also wore pointed fox furs.
An Interesting and exclusive series OF
dinner dances will be instituted at the
hfgHy nd Navy Club for members and
theIr families. the events TO occur on
FRIDAY evenings during the season.
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The marriage of Miss Mary Wilcox.
daughter of Mrs. Willard Ashe. to
Thomas Newland. of North Carolina.
took place at 2 O'Clock today at St
stephen'c Church. with the Rev. G. F.
Dudley. officiating. Both bride and
bridegroom are from North Carolina.
bat the bride has been with her mother
SIRE.