The Washington herald., 1914-12-04

was given yesterday afternoon when Mr.
| and Mrs. Melville Church introduced
their charming daughter, Miss Melville
Durant Church, TO Washington society
In their home in Connecticut avenue.
Miss Church, who promises to be one
OF the leaders in the younger society
set Of the Capital, received with her
mother at yesterdays tea. She was
charming in a simply made gown Of soft
white corded silk, with draperies OF white
| tulle. caught with clusters Of pink rJse-
buds. Her bouquet was a sheath Of pink
roses. violets, and lilies Of the valley.
Mrs. Church wore a handsome black
satin gown, made with rare whits lace
and black tulle.
Mrs. Alexander Yearley, Of Baltimore,
sister of the debutante. and Mrs. Thomas
! Durant presided at the tea table, AMI
those assisting were Miss Dorothea
Owen. Miss Elizabeth Hamilton. Mis-
Elizabeth Wiley. Miss Ruth Wilson, Mss
| Pauline Stone, Miss Dorothy Wyeth. ard
Miss Maxwell Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Church will give a dance
in compliment to their daughter at
Rauscher's on the evening on January L
Capt. William A. Burnside, U. s. A.
until recently military attache IN Mexico
City. and Mrs. Burnside are guests Of
Mrs. Harold Walker. 17l K street.
Great interest is being manifested in
the George Washington Hospital bazaar
TO be held In the bathrooms Of the
Raleigh. December s. More than a hun
dred dolls will be on sale. besides fancy
articles. homemade cakes and candles at
moderate prices.
During the tea hour there will be dane
ing for children. Twenty-Five members
OF the Fifth Cavalry Band at Fort Myer
will furnish music for the ball in the
evening. Mrs. w. Thompson Burch, 1877
Connecticut avenue. has charge Of the
sale Of tickets.
Cards have been issued by Mrs David
Kindleberger or a tea dance at which
her daughter. Miss Pauline Kindleberger
will be introduced to society The debut
will occur at Rauscher's December II
from TO 7 o'clock. Mrs. and Miss Win
dIeberger will keep Fridays in January
at their home, 1927 G street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ramsay have
cards for Tuesday. December 3, at J
O'Clock. at FairmOnt Seminary, to meet
DR.. David Starr Jordan, of Stanford Uni
versity. California
The address will be at $50 o'clock.
The Arcadian Club will give its first
dance Of the lSl4-l5 season Saturday.
December 3 in Studio Hall. I21s Connec-
ucut avenue. The dance will be informal
and limited to members OF the club.
Mrs John Andrews entertained at
luncheon. followed by bridge, yesterday
afternoon at her home in the Cairo in
compliment TO Mrs. Robert Howe, who
Is the guest of her mother. Mrs. Haw-
kins, wife of Gen. Hawkins. The other
Flagler. Mrs. Albert L. Mills. Mrs
Cochue Mrs. Butler d. Price, Mrs. Cal
win De Witt. Mrs. Haywood. wife Of Gen /
Haywood. Mrs. r. B. Dear. Mrs. Fred /
erick c. Ainsworth. Mrs. KembalI. Mrs .
Robert Anderson, and Mrs. Alden Guest .
Mr.. Joseph II. Wicksteed. Of England, .
has arrived in Washington and is spend (
ing some time at the Saoreham. !
A beautiful wedding took place yester-
day at l o'clock, when Miss Emily Sophia .
Richardson Glover. daughter Of Mr.. and !
Mrs. Thomas Glover. became the bride q
Of Capt William r. DoOres. Coast Ar
tilleTy Corps, I. 5. A. at the Glover resi- .
dence. 13r Thirteenth street. The Rev. .
D. a. Martin officiated.
The bride. who was escorted to the I'M
provised altar by her father and given
designed gown OF white satin and lace.
combined with tulle caught with white
a long white Veil fell from a .
Russian headdress OF orange blossoms. /
and she carried a shower bouquet of .
Bride roses. Miss Winifred Wilson. the |
DnIy attendant wore a beautiful gown OF Z
ace made over pink satin ard carried .
an arm bouquet Of pink roses. Capt. /
John Mcbride. OF the Coast Artillery,
I'D 7L-a h l
was in full uniform.
The ceremony. which was witnessed by
relatives and intimate friends only took
place in the bay window of the drawing
-oOm. which was decorated with palms, !
erns. and white ChrysanthenUTs. The
iining-rOOm, hall, and stairway were
decorated with pink roses and SOuth,rn
;milax. sent to the bride from Georgia.
The brides mother wore a gown OF |
blue satin and chiffon.
After the wedding breakfast TIE couple
eft for a trip South. The brides going
away costume was a tailored suit Of
,urpIe and black zibeline. trimmed with
ur. and a small black velvet hat adorned
With peacock feathers. Capt. and Mrs.
)oores will live at Fort Scriven, Ga,
where Capt Doores is stationed.
Mr. and Mrs. John II. Pitney. Of Nor
esterday to spend some time
Commander and Mrs. T. II. TiUman
ave their niece, Miss Louise TilIman. OF
Tenn, with them for tho win
eT.
Mrs. Tillman will receive the Wednes- !
ays in January.
Mrs. Robert W. Patterson. Of Chicago. :
as come to Washington for the wini r :
ont circle. Countess Gizycha, iluEh'er
Mrs. Patterson. will come to the Capi- =
al later in the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Tiller enter
lined a company of the younger set :,
st night in compliment to Miss Helen :,
oldsmith. who with her mother have \
cen their house guests for the past sew :,
raj weeks. Yesterday Mrs. limerick r. =,
eonard gave a luncheon at the Army ~
nd Navy Club in honor OF the visitors. =
RS. Goldsmith and Miss Goldsmith will '
ave today for jacksonville. Fla. en- a
,ute to Palm Beach where they will +
pend the winter. returning to their >
Ome in Atlanta, Ga. next spring. \
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Washington Lapp. NJ
rs. Everesto Machain and Miss Sofia c. y
achain, of Paris. France, have arrived 1;
this country and will be at the Shore n
am for some time. Al
Mr. and Mrs. z. Durment, OF St Paul. | I,
-e making an extended visit in Wash c
gton. and while here have taken an NJ
,artment at tho Hotel powhatap