The Washington times., 1914-11-24
Activities Of
Society
Bv lean ELIOT.

debutantes. the first buds of the
season, will make Of this after
noon a gala occasion. From old
resident circles comes Miss Louise
Freeman King, daughter of Dr.. and
Mrs. Albert L. \. King, while Miss Eliz-
atcih WHEY. daughter Of Commando
ald Mrs. Henry A. Wiley, will DC
charming auIitICn to ti<e navy st Of
the Capita
Dr. ana Mrs. King will present the
daughter this aitUIuoon at n reception
81 their CnaImI Z NONE IN MaSSachu-
Setls Avenue. Im" uaIntV dcOLtante.
Who vii icyeIve with ner mother, L.
Mearil-C II csN.. -. Surt "nhe LuIIc. Win
q too rI,. "a lne ,;.,S ana 2IiuIe %
white e,-u... Sir. N,hI cary pink rose,
al. iIi,- iIyusc :.-N N.Il2 pusrrS Sent
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Di w.. drt ana VIacH \eiNct over
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mrs. ~ ....,n iiol;and Wilmer. Mrs.
,"IIn a.. t.-.-..".t~ ana n.i;. I,C.-
Crt /. eos. <, Hlr Dc al The tea Table,
Ind H.. -yNr "a D.e.t! GlraS VINO Mil
;.slsl i..,-...,.,'s -til.S hiaIy GneGh. MISS
/ -CUek,--. ~ i,ln,r. MSS I-HEa Ut:in IlaIiIli-
L, al. A..> r'u,unCir,Is ibut.er, Miss Jui.a
lie. --..,s INGLIrrlhe tarIow, and MISS
-IdIla.f "a Buren.
-tfteT ,.ta rrceptIon there will be q
.Girla!i CI.IIIer IoT ,ne receiving party
,,r. ana MRS. ki.I;s y"irI entertain at u
a.hall laHce dt itauscncr on Decem-
er. -, an compliment TO their daugntcl.
The Debut of Miss Elizabeth Wiley
" iii pe made at tea dance at Rauscn-
ers tn afternoon Irom to clock.
The ballroom, where Mrs. Wiley and
Miss " iley viii receive, rs tIa3oraie.y
decor aled with palms, southern smilaX,
ald chrysanthemums, while the guam
titles OF iIowerS sent the debutante are
most sttractively arranged. Mrs Wiley
will wear a gown of black satin trim
med with jet, and her pretty daughter
charming frock of white chihon ana
valenciennes lace. She will carry pink
roses.
a., Mrs. Obe,teusser. of Philadelphia, will
receive. and the girls assisting will be
Miss Dorothy Taylor, OF New YORK.
who is Miss Wiley's house guest; MISS
Fiancise Williams Miss Maxwell Church,
Miss Ruth Wilson, Miss Flores How
ard, Of New Orleans; Miss Elizabeth
Harlan, of New York, and Miss Dorothy
Drake.
The reception will be followed by
supper for the receiving party and a
number of men, after which additional
young people have been asked for a
dance.
Miss Wiley and Miss Taylor will leave
Washington tomorrow for Philadelphia
10 be the guests of Miss Wiley's uncle,
Mr.. Austin, for the Army-Navy game.
An interesting group, NILS.
Robert Roosevelt and her sister, Mrs.
Curtin, Mrs. George Summerlin, DR.. and
Mrs Blair Spencer, Myron Parker, and
Hugh de Pena, formed a theater party
last evening and later attended the
supper dance at the New Willard.
Miss Florence Newcomb Davis, daugh-
Ter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Powell Da-
Wis, and DIR. Melville Palmer Eslin were
married last evening at the brides
laa
che Rev Father Hannah.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father. and was attended by her
sister Miss Dorothy Davis, as maid of
honor. DIR. Henry Jaeger was best man.
A reception followed, after which DR..
and Mrs. Eslin left for a wedding trip.
They will make their home at :l12 First
street northwest.
Miss Mona Elsie Roberts, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. David James Roberts,
and Buri 2. Johnson will be married
at $50 O'Clock this afternoon at Trinity
fciating. The church will be decorated
with white chrysanthenIums The cere-
mony is 10 be quiet, owing to the death
OF Mrs. Roberts daughter, Mrs John
Bond. The bride. who will be given I'm
marriage by her father, will wear
broIwn broadcloth tailored suit and a
large brown velvet hat, trimmed with
ostrich plumes, and carry bouquet of
vielets and lilics Of the valley. Her only
attendant, her sister-in-law, Mrs. L. b.
Roberts, will be gowned In blue bro
csded silk suit and wear 4 large black
ricture hat. Her bouquet will be OF vio.
lets and pink roses. Martin Milford
will be the best man. The young couple
wsT leave Immediately after the cere-
mony for Old Point Comfort. Va They
will make their home at Crawfordsviile'
Ind.
Major and Mrs William J. Snow,
who have passed some time at Fort
MSer, are al West Point visiting their
son. Major and Mrs. Snow leave this
week for San Francisco, .wnere they sail
on December o for Manila
Mr.. and Mrs. David FAIR H,:!l Will
close their country home I'm the
Woods" near Chevy Chase Lake, about
January J. and will occupy their house
on Connecticut avenue during the Win
ter.
Miss Elsie Downing entertained at
luncheon today for Miss Doris Hay
wood, whose marriage to DR.. Howard
Hume takes place on December 2. The
guests Included the bridal party and
few intimate friends.
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Mrs. Simon r. Goldbart is entertain
ing this afternoon at a tea Tor the
aIamnae Of St. Joseph's College, EN-
rnitsburg, Nd. Assisting Ms. Goldbart
are Mrs. +. T. Bouche-, Mrs. D. w.
O'Donahue, Miss Katrerine Grady and
Miss A. Gowan. Tic house is decorated
with roses and xnrysanthemums
Miss Morrie Morris is entertaining
his afternoon at a bridge party in
honor OF Mrs. Herbert Shannon, re-
cent bride.
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Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Shuey will
give a young peoples dinner tonight
for their daughter, Miss Dorothy Shuey.
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