The Washington times., 1914-11-30

are simon-pure amateurs and kill for
the love of the sport.
Safety first is all right. but It's what
YOU get last that counts.
Only twenty-one more shopping days
In which not o-shop.
but will be at home the following Mon
Gays during the season.
Mrs. Henry Morton. who is in Wash
ington for an indefinite stay, Is regis
tered at the Grafton.
Mrs. I. Grosner. who was the guest of
her son in Philadelphia for the Army
Navy game. will go to New York short
ly to visit relatives.
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Capt. william Mitchell leaves today
for a hunting trip in Virginia.
Mrs Potter Palmer. who has besn
visiting her sister. Mrs. Frederick Dent
Grant. left Saturday for her home In
Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas w. Bowers re-
turned last week from their wedding
trip. and are in their home at 1924
Eighteenth street.
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Senior Enrique Llorente. OF Juarez.
Mexico. accompanied by his sister has
arrived in Washington TO spend the
winter. and has taken a suite OF rooms
at the Hotel POwnatan.
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Mrs. Morris Evans and Miss Meea
Evans left Saturday for Ardsley, Irvs
ington-on-the-Hudson, y. Y. where
they are the guests OF Mr.. and Mira
Dan Reed
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard NJ Hoe, q
New York. are in washington Tor
brief visit with their daughter. who ~
attending Miss Madeira's school res
girls. MIR. and Mrs. Hoe are stoppi19
at the Hotel POwhatan.
Miss Belle VI. Maitland. OF Havs
inOrne, y. j.. and Archibald HunteS
OF Atlanta. Ca. were married on Sats
urday. November y, at p. M. by tnh
REV Dr. Greene. of Calvary Baptise
hurch. The bride was gOwned in 3
dress of blue grenadine trimmed vita
? lighter shade of blue satin. The bog
dice was OF lace and crepe de chine, and
ner corsage bouquet was OF yellow
chry santhemums. After the ceremony
the young couple left tor Atlanta. Ga,
where the bridegroom is employed by
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Henry Marbury- returned this morn
ing from Philadelphia where he at
ENDED the Army-Navy football game.
Mrs. John Alexander Tanner. Of New
York. has sent out cards announcing tbs
marriage of her daughter, Carolyn VIZ
ginia to Lewis Lawrence Green on
Wednesday. November Is, at the Cathe-
draI of st John the Divine. New York
Mr. and Mrs. Green Will be at home
on Wednesday, December 10, from 70
II O'Clock, at % Arlington street, cam
bridge. Mass
Miss Elsie CIoman. of Martinsburs.
W Va. who mas been visiting in Wash
few days in Philadelphia. Later she
will Join her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Alexander Cloman, in New YORK.
whence they will san for Jacksonville.
Fla. where they will pass the winter.
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the dansant win be given az thu
New Willard on Wednesday afternoon.
December 3 for the Washington Junior
league of the National Junior RepuD-
lie. Tables will be arranged for bridge
from 2:Sp until 4 o'clock. with dancing
from 4 to I, and at o'clock there VIII
he a dancing contest with prizes. Tables
nav be reserved for bridge oy applying
to Mrs s. c. Neal. 14o9 Sixteenth street.
or to Mrs. l. C. Lehr. 1877 New Hamp-
shire avenue. Special tables for tea may
also be reserved on application TO MIS-.
Lehr
Miss Bessie Kibbey Is spending ceH
5ars at the Grafton before opentno
her home at 20c5 Massachusetts, avenue
CONGRESSMAN and Mrs. EuSene Ktns
Satd of New Jersey are recsvtng cons
on the birth of daugnneA
Eileen on November 8, at tnefr homs
in Jersey City.
Mrs. Marion Butler and Miss 49,
nontas Butler entertained infofm
al tea Yesterday afternoon IN hon@
Mss Mary Wheeler Vest, ono Oh 1ns
seasons debutantes;
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King stone, who has oeen l
his mother, Mrs. Richie stone, se1s
terday for his place near 6e1rVV'S
Va
Prof and Mrs. E1iphalet Andre~s 40
Miss Mary Lord Andrews VIII entere
- inSormaIly at a dance on FRIDAY
-, n, compliment to Miss Mary
yI'rssIer Vest. Miss Andrews VIII MAKE
no. debut at a reception on Deoems
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Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Delano, OF cns
w ',..oI reserve. Board. and their two
,USbtsrs Miss Louise Delano and Miss
l go DeIano. arrived In washington
81 tight and are at the Shorehan.
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The first hop OF the season at the
W. shington Navy Yard will take place
,n the evening OF December u