The Washington herald., 1914-11-19
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Mrs. George Bird. Of New York. In an
other car that accompanied Mrs. Webb
were Mrs. II. Mex. TwombIy and Mrs.
William II. Macy. ID. Mai Creighton
Webb. Of Washington. preceded the party
here by train and has entertained for
them several times.
Edward G. Venable. Of Baltimore. who
/ took the ''kur," has returned TO his home
Mrs. William Lee, jr.. Of Baltimore. who
was here with her cousin. Mrs. Joseph e
Widener. has returned home.
Recent registrations here from Wash
ington and Baltimore include II. n.
Rodenburg, D. w. Lunn. W. C. Brantley
and Charles Silliman. OF Washington: O..
Stuart Finn, W. W. Whitlock and E. Bs
Barrett, Of Baltimore.
The annual December dance Of the
Theta Alpha Chi Sorority will be given at
Dyer's on the 4th. Tickets can be gotten
at ilI Metropolitan Bank Building.
Mr.. and Mrs William Pinkney Brooks
announce the marriage Of their only
daughter. Mary Young. to Edward
Walker DUyal. son Of Mrs Mary e. Du-
val. OF this city. The ceremony was per
formed in 81. Marks Episcopal Church
at noon today by tn Rev A w
Masker, jr.. and owing to the in health
Dl llIt bTlalt IlDlheI. was very quiet.
only the immediate families attending.
Mr. and Mrs DuvaI left Immediately
for short trip and on their return will
spend the winter at the country home
Of the brides parents.
Society men and women have been
present in considerable number at tho
saleuf Mrs. Havemeyer's ART collection.
which has been going on this week at
the Fav- never residence. in New York.
The highest price was SfOS. paid by Dr.
Walter Wickes for set OF oak dining
room chairs in the style Of Louis Nil.
with square backs and turned spiral legs
and upholstered in red silk damask. Or.
Wickes also paid Sl0n for a Flemish wal
nut CUh cabinet Of the sixteenth CEN
tury. 81 for a Flemish oak cabinet.
Gothic. If the early sixteenth century.
and $11I for a Flemish oak drmoire Of
the early seventeenth century.
Mrs. \. Scott Cameron Was a liberal
buyer. Her purchases included a Louis
Quinz" cabin Of pargUerry for S3o5, an
antique Chimes teakwOOd cabinet for
81. two side chairs in the style OF the
Flemish Renaissance Of the seventeenth
century for SIG). and a suite OF furniture
in the Chinese ~tyle frr S1f1
Mr.. {. r. Ilrich paid $40 for the great
imperial Chin-se brdStead. which was the
feature OF the Chinese bedroom. He also
acquired most Of IN" other furnishings
Of the room. Including an imperial Chi
res- dressing table for $50 and an i'm
perial writing table for $lo5
Mr. Thomas Narreau paid $50 for a
carved walnut dresser in the style OF
Francis J: Mrs. L. r. DelalleId $50 for i
walnut Golfer chest. French Renaissance.
Of the late sixteenth century. and $3.50 for
a walnut cabinet Of the early sixteenth
century: Mrs. William r. Addicks. $l55
for carved court cupboard. partly OF
the fifteenth century, Mrs NJ. NJ Haz-
l-tt $50 for a Spanish eighteenth century
carved walnut and oak standing desk and
cabinet: Mrs L. Bennett $50 for twelv.
high lacked oak chairs and 500 for a
walnut gaIlery seat and cabinet: Mrs. J.
$50 for pair OF carved dressers,
C. injury style. and Miss Frances
Charles SO for ar inlai cabinet and
stand in the FInrentine style
Mr.. Henry Osborne bought for S2t' 4
large antique oblonE table: for seo7 two
painted glass windows in the styl= Of tho
sixteenth century Swiss school. for SIS a
high post bedstead and for
$50 a marquetry settee.
Others at the sale were Mrs. William IT.
Force, Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs, Mr.. John
Drew. Mrs. Daniel c. Reid. Mrs. Richard
J. Hudnut Mrs. Sherwood AIdriCh. Mrs.
J. \. Townsend and Mrs. W. A. FroIh-
ingham.
Mrs. Arthur Ramsay and Mrs Martin
dell entertained at an afternoon reCeN-
tion yesterday TO meet Mr.. LoradO
Taft.
The University OF Michigan Alumnas
Association gave a tea dance yesterday
afternoon at the ROChambeau. The COM
nittee in Charg- Of the arrangements in
Guided Miss Angie Eer.kw:jh. Clara Il.
Hasse. Nellie Brown. Florence Hedges.
Phoebe Howell. C.a'I Jameson. karO-
line kIager and Ruth GrrathouSe.
\ series OF dances are to hr given
lnder the auspices Of Al Souls sun
lay School al the IIoltUn-Ames School
gymnasium ~ church street. during
he winter months. The first Of these
iances will BE- held on Saturday even
ne. November p. when Mrs. Frederick
Iolton. Mrs. L. g. r. Pierce and the ladies'
II the SUNDAY school committee will re-
Give the guests Among the patrOnesssS
ire: Mrs IIu,tur. Mrs. Pierre, Mrs. Will
am k,H. MvS. WNitm-n GrrSs. N">.
Ernest Ricku-T. Nj Il. I Fl rcher.
Mrs. Il H. Lai=g"tt. .I.s. F. ". Fade'rv.
Miss l'UIsbury. Miss Newton and Mrs.
los. Stewart.
Mrs. David James Roberts announces
hat owing To- the death of E"r mother.
Mrs John Bond. her daughter will ne
married TO Bur X. Johnston quietly
his evening at Trinity church. The r.
.eptton previously anuOun. cd will not
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