The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-28
NEWS OF SOCIETY

~ + unusual interest TO the army
and navy contingent OF Wash
" ington society will be the debut
this afternoon of Miss Louise
Clark, daughter of Capt and Mrs.
George r. Clark. who will be presented
at tea given by her parents at the
Brighton
The rooms will be gayly decorated
with pink as the prevailing color. and
the debutante will wear an attractive
frock Of white satin yelled in fiounces
of fine lace and caught with tiny clusters
OF pink rosebuds. She will carry a
colonial bouquet i'll a lace holder. Mrs.
Clark gown Is of black velvet, and
she Will carry violets.
Mrs. Marion Butler, Mrs. F. Ward
Britain, Mrs. E. z. Capehart, Mrs.
John A. Hoogewerff. and Mrs Charles
Laird will do the honors at the tea
table. Assisting VIII be Miss POGO
hontas Butler. Miss Gwendolyr Denys.
Miss Miss GLADYS Kiebey. Miss Ruth Wilson.
Miss Maxwell Church. Miss Mary
Wheeler Vest. Miss Mary Lord An
drews. and Miss Dorothy Drake.
AFTER the reception Captain and Mrs
Clark WI entertain the receiving party
at buffet supper at their home in
Leroy place, their guests going later
to one of the several dances scheduled
for this evening.
Commander G. l.. P. Stone, Of the
United States steamship Vermont, is
spending Christmas week with Mrs.
stone at their apartment in the Ports
mouth He will return to his ship at
Norfolk on the evening of January 2
commander and Mrs. Stone will be the
honor guests at a number of entertain
ments during the week. This evening
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be hosts at dinner for them. and to-
morrow evening Mrs. Alfred S. GilIett
VIII give an informal dinner in their
honor.
On New Year Eve Miss NJ. NJ. Hanan
VIII be hostess at tea at her home, 1871
n street. in compliment to Commander
and Mrs. Stone. and that evening they
Will be the guests at dinner OF Mr.
and Mrs. lie Roy Con.
Miss Tabitha Austin Braddock
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Austin
Braddock. will become the bride of
d. Leslie Daniel this afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock al the home OF the bride.
lilo Columbia road. The Rev. John
c. Ball. rector of the METROPOLITAN
Baptist Church. will officiate, in the
presence of relatives and a few init |
mate friends.
Christmas greens. palms, and white |
roses decorated the drawing room. |
Before the ceremony. Miss Leslie Rae |
Baggett, accompanied by Miss Ethel |
NJ. Dykes. will sing 20, Promise Me-"
Miss Rosa NJ. McClees will play the |
wedding march.
The bride will wear a travelling suit /
Of dark blue broadcloth trimmed with |
FUR and a velvet hat to match trim |
med with a canary colored plume. |
She Will carry bouquet of Bride |
roses and lilies of the valley. Her
only attendant will be her sister,
Miss Rena c. Braddock. in a gown /
Of green silk with hat TO match and |
she will carry pink roses
Harry W. Briner will be best man.
The young couple will leave for a
rip South and be at home after Jam
nary 10 in Oklahoma City.
The Wellesley Club will entertain at
luncheon at $50 O'Clock on THURSDAY,
II the home of Mrs. Herrick, 3s15 Ma
,omb street, Cleveland Park, in com
oliment to the Washington undergrad
lates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Beach enter
aimed at tea yesterday afternoon at
heir home III Montrose, near Rockville, |
omp limentary to Mrs. Joseph Kuhn, |
er son, Parker Kuhn, and the latter's
-uests. u
Mr. and Mrs. Eliphalet Andrews gave
supper party last night for theiE de-
utante daughter, Miss Mary Lord An
rews.
Mrs. Elizabeth H. Hinchman gave an .
Normal luncheon yesterday afternoon.
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Mrs. Morris Evans entertained at !
lncheon yesterday afternoon. Il
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Robert F. Fleming returned this
1orning from New Jersey, where he :
assed the Christmas holidays.
Major and Mrs. c. D. Cook are enter
aiming at an informal tea dance this :
fterroon AT their quarters at the !
Washington Barracks. in compliment I
o Parker Kuhn. his house guests. and !
ther West Point cadets in Washing
on. The guests will include a number '
{ yol ng girls who have not yet made I
heir debut.
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Mrs. George Y. McLanahan enter ,
aimed at luncheon toda : a number OF
Dung friends of her son. Duer Nc
taking her guests later to ;
ne performance of the Yale Dramatic '
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Others who are entertaining parties
Or the occasion are AIRS Edward B.
icLean, Mrs. Ord Preston, Mrs VIII :
am F. Draper, and Mrs. James Nc Z
lillian.