The Washington herald., 1914-12-15
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Mrs. David CHAMPION, of New York.
who was a weekend guest at the White
House. left yesterday. Prof. Arson.
brother-in-law OF the President. who
spent Sunday with him has also returned
to Princeton.
Senator and Mrs. O'Gorman have Is
sued invitations 5oD a tea to be given
Thursday. December II. at their residence
on r street, to Introduce their daughters.
Miss O'Gorman, Miss Anna OGorman
and Miss Agnes o'Gorman.
Miss Francis Efinger and Miss Kath-
crime Effinger. daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Effinger. were hostesses at an
informal tea yesterday afternoon at the
Grafton. Their guests were the debutan-
ties and young society bellies Of the sea-
son, Miss SalIie Williams. Miss Dorothy
Wyeth, Miss Dorothy Taylor. Miss Doro-
thy Brooks and Miss Charlotte Throop,
Of Albany. assisted in the entertainment
Of the guests.
On next Thursday evening the Misses
Efinger will give a small dinner dance.
Mrs. Daniels will leave this city tonight
for her home at Raleigh. n. c., where
she will make a short visit.
The Secretary Of War and Mrs. Gar
rison will have with them. this week
Mrs. George Leary. OF New York. who
will make her first visit Of the season.
She will arrive Wednesday. and there
will be several charming entertainments
in her honor during her short visit
Miss Flora Wilson. Mrs. William Nell
son Page, Mrs. Thomas Ewing, and Mrs.
Claude Swanson will receive today at the
sale and exhibition of paintings and art
craft given by the Society of Washing
ton Artists for the benefit of the Bel
gians at - Seventeenth street.
The Austro-Hungarian Ambassador and
Nine. Dumba have returned from New
York. Prince Alfred zu HohenlOhe re-
turned with them.
The most prominent women of the
Capital are taking a deep and active
interest in the talk to be given this after
noon at 80 o'clock in the auditorium Of
Woodward & Lothrop's by Nine. ROsika
Schwimmer Woman and War will be
the topic Of Mime. Schwimmers address,
in which she will lay a concrete plan
on which the women Of America can
work for European peace
Miss Pauline Kindleberger, one Of the
seasons debutantes, who was the guest
on Saturday of Mr.. and Mrs Walter B.
Brooks. jr., at Fort Garrison Farm, their
homo in the Green Spring Valley. near
Baltimore. will be the guest some time
during the Christmas holidays OF Mrs
William J. O'Brien at her residence, 1914
North Calvert street, Baltimore. and will
also attend the third german of the
Bachelors cotilons in that city on jan
uary 4.
Mrs. william F. Draper will enter
tain at dinner on January - in honor
Of Cardinal Gibbons
Assistant Attorney General and Mrs
Samuel Graham have sent out cards
for "A tea dance on the afternoon OF De
cember i at Rauscher's. 20 present
their daughter. Miss Mary Graham.
Cards are being received by friends
Of Mrs. John Temple Graves for a tea
Wednesday, December ~. from to ..
at 1914 Q street, when she will present
her daughter. Miss Laura Graves.
Mrs. Graves and Miss Graves will be
at home the first and third Thursdays
in February.
Baron Egbert de Nagell and his bride.
who have been South since their mar
riage, expect to spend Christmas In
this city, and will sail for Holland jan
uary ? They will make their home at
The Hague, where the baron will be
attached TO the foreign office.
Weldon Bailey. son Of ex-senator
Joseph Bailey. OF Texas. will entertain
at dinner tomorrow night in honor of
Miss Lillian Birney and her house guests.
Capt DOran, former governor OF Guam,
will make the presentations at the ball
to be given by the Woman's National
Democratic League at the New Willard
tomorrow evening. Congressman Henry
Delaware Flood is chairman of the floor
committee. assisted by Commander
Horace mcfarland and group Of army
and navy officers.
Mrs William a. CulIop. president Of
the organization, has entire charge of the
sale OF tickets. and Mrs. Francois Berger
Moran has arranged the list OF patron
esses and the floor committees.
Mrs. Hugh L. Scott, wife of the Chief
Of staff. has been added to the list OF
patTOnesses.
The Secretary of state will give an ad-
dress at Georgetown Visitation Convent
this afternoon at 4 o'clock, under .he
auspices of the Alumnae Association.
The address will be followed by an M
formal tea.
Miss Katherine Holbrook has issued in
vitatiUns Tor cards on Thursday evening
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