The Washington herald., 1914-12-08

GRATED with green plants and q large
variety Of flowers sent the debutante.
Mrs. William Van Devanter and Mrs
Wallace Radcliffe served tea from q
beautifully appointed table. and beside
the two grandmothers Of the debutante,
Mrs Tyssowski and Mrs. Henry L. Gram
ford, the assisting friends included Ma.
Elmer Mitchell, OF Wilmington; Mrs. Vic
tor Kaufman, Mrs c. L Sturdevant.
Mrs. Henry D. Fry, Mrs. T. B. Hills.
Mrs William Alexander Hill, Mrs. Gray
and group Of attractive girls, lnciud
ing Miss Margaret Clements, Miss Mar
garet Larner, Miss Maxwell Church, Miss
Josephine Newell, Miss Helen Hopkins,
Miss Murphy and Miss Lillian Hendrick.
A supper for the assisting people. fol-
| lowed by a dance. was given last night
In honor Of the debutante, to which
few additional young people were In
vited.
The governor OF Porto Rico. Arthur
Yager. and his son have arrived at the
Shoreham TO spend some time.
The wedding Of Miss Mary J. Sampson.
the daughter OF Mrs. Georgiana W.
Sampson and the late James W. samp-
son, and Mr.. John T Rollins, of yelling
ton. Va. will be soIemnIzed at the
METROPOLITAN Baptist Church on Tuesday.
December 15, at s p. m. The Simpsons
were former residents Of Alexandria. Va,
but are now living at s1s C street north
east.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Cooper announce the
engagement Of their daughter. Anna NJ,
to Mr. Julius II. wolpe. Of Washington.
d. c. No date has been set for the
wedding.
Mrs Harold Walker has issued invita-
tons for a tea to be given at her home.
I714 K street northwest. Wednesday. De-
cember IS. from until 7 o'clock TO in
troduce her debutante sister. Miss Lillian
Birney. Miss Elaine English, a Philadel-
phia debutante. and Miss Dorothy Block,
Of Wheeling, W. Va, will come the end
OF the week to be the house guests OF
Mrs. Walker and will assist at the tea.
Miss Anne Martin, president OF the
Nevada Equal Suffrage Union, will ar
rive today TO visit Mrs. Harold Walker
Miss Martin, whose work for suffrage is
well known throughout the country, is
given credit for the conversion Of Nevada
to suffrage in the last elections.
This afternoon Mrs. Mattye P Chandler
and Mr.. Bertram A Voolfolk will be
married by Rev Earle Whitley at Fort
Myer. Va It will be pretty home we'd
ding. the young couple having many
friends. After a short wedding tour they
will settle in Washington.
Former Secretary Of War. Mr.. Jacob
NJ. Dickinson, has arrived In Washing
ton and Is at the Shoreham-
The alumnae Of Holy Cross Academy
will hold a reception at Dumbarton on
Wednesday evening, December 9. from
to $50 o'clock.
Senator Root and Mrs Root. Of New
York, have returned to Washington and
taken up a winter residence at the Hotel
Powhatan.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Burrows. Of Kalaua-
zoo, Mich, entertained Informally at din
ner last night at the POwhatan. followed
by box party in honor OF their guests,
Mrs. Bingley R. Fales and Mrs. L. P.
Wadsworth. Mr.. Burrows was former
Senator from Michigan
Lieut. Harold F. wirgman, U. s. NJ c.
who returned recently from Vera Cruz 10
his home in Philadelphia is now in Wash
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Marquard. Of Bed
ford Hills. y. Y. have taken an apart
ment at the Grafton.
! Mr.. Richard Wayne Parker has arrived
I in Washington and IS at the ShOreham
{ for 4 brief visit He was appointed to
Congress recently TO i'll a vacancy.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Dwight will open
their house this Week.
Keen interest is being displayed in tho
morrow, Thursday and Friday in the old
| Masonic Temple. Ninth and F streets
northwest. for the Washington Ear. Eye
and Throat Hospital. The object Of the
board OF lady managers is to make the
luncheon an annual affair.
This one will be in charge OF Mrs. c.
L Henry and her assistants will be Mrs.
Oscar Wilkinson. Mrs. Emma G.
Coumbe. Mrs Roe F>uIkerson and Mrs.
Theodore Michael.
The bazaar held in connection with the
luncheon will be managed by Mrs. John
Bushey Mrs. II. c. Swan. and Mrs. :.
". Hastings. Mrs. Fulkerson will see 70
the arrangement Of the tables; Mrs. Sid
ney J. Watts will have charge OF flowers
and candy: Mrs. H. H. Street, cigars and
cigarettes. Mrs. Chester Smith. Mrs. T.
o. TimberIake, Mrs. NJ. q Young. and
Mrs. G. B. Appleby. cake and pie: Mrs.
Flora c. Campbell, butter and cream.
The hostesses for the tables will be as
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