The Washington herald., 1914-12-26

Enineer. Miss HIIdreth GateEood. Miss
Nora Hill, Miss Hildegard Hurley. Miss
Margaret Howard. Miss Katherins HoI-
brook. Miss Nancy Gordon Jones. Miss
Marshall MurdeSk. Miss Marie Peary,
Miss Marie Laurie Smith, Miss Dorothy
Talyor, Miss Katherine Theiss. Miss
Genevieve Walsh, Miss Dorothy Mason.
Miss Helen Mccumber. and Miss Ethel
Norris.
The Assistant Secretary Of Agriculture
and Mrs. Carl S. Vrooman gave a dance
last evening In honor Of Miss Martha
Clark. daughter OF Mrs. Drexel Clark.
and had the assistance Of MrA Yroo-
mans mother. Mrs. Matthew 7. Scott.
who Is with them for the winter. and OF
Mrs. Vrooman's young nephew, Scott
Bromwen. who is with them for the
Christmas holidays. Mr.. Bromweli II a
son OF Lieut. Col Bromwell, who was for
many years superintendent OF public
buildings and grounds here, and who Is
now In the Philippines with Mrs Brom-
well There were about seventy guests.
all young dancers.
DR.. David Jayne Hill. former United
States Ambassador to Germany, and Mrs.
HiIl had a small dinner last evening.
their guests including Gen. and Mrs.
Foster. and their son-in-law and daugh-
! ter, the Counselor OF the State Depart
ment and Mrs. Robert Lansing. DR.. and
Mrs. Hill are established IN their new
winter home at 1924 Massachusetts, ave-
nue.. They occupied last year the home
Of former Senator and Mrs. J. c. Bur-
rows, Q few doors below their present
home. Mrs. Hill has cards out for tea
on January .
rN..EN II, Ia ahf fner ton
yesterday afternoon was the home OF Col.
and Mrs. Thomas W. Symons. where the
visiting students from West Point and
the large colleges were entertained at
tea dance. Mrs. Symons was assisted
by her daughter, Miss Margaret Symons.
and by her son. Noel Symons, who II at
home for the holidays
Miss Frances Miller entertained at
tea dance yesterday afternoon. when she
was assisted by Mrs. Alan Buchanan.
Mrs. Rose Martin. Miss Linda Thomp-
son, Miss Marguerite Ames, Miss Ray
Williams, Miss Edith Oracle and Miss
Minna Ethel Lombard. OF Memphis.
Tenn, who Is Miss Millers house guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Paul Yoder. the latter
formerly Miss Leona Kidwell, Of this
city, spent Christmas with Mr.. Yoders
parents, coming down from New York
early in the week with their young
daughter little Leona. They have lived
in New York for the past three years
and leave Washington tonight for Chi
cago to make it.theIr future home. Mrs.
Yoder was welT known in Washington
as a singer and has been greatly missed
since her marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. William D. wrightson.
son-in-law and daughter OF the Surgeon
General OF the Army, spent yesterday
In Baltimore with Mr.. wrightson's fam
ily. They will leave Sunday for their
future home in New Orleans.
Baron and Baroness de Nagell, of the
Netherlands legation. the latter for
merly Miss Julia Calhoun. of New
York. have arrived in Washington and
are spending several days at the Shore
ham. Last night they dined in the
rose room, which 10 decorated with
two huge Christmas trees, and had
with them. among others. the Neither
lands Minister. Chew. van Rappard,
and NJ. de Beaufort, OF the legation.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hull. OF New
York, have arrived in Washington anil
are staying at the Shoreham during
the holidays
Mrs. J. Hamilton Lewis has arrived
in Washington from Chicago and has
Joined Senator Lewis at the Shoreham.