The Washington herald., 1914-12-08

Senator and Mrs. o'Gorman, Of New
York, are issuing Invitations for the
debut of their two younger daughters.
Miss Anna O'Gorman and Miss Agnes
O'Gorman. The occasion will take the
form OF q tea to be given the afternoon
OF December II at the residence. M
r street.
Mrs O'Gorman and the Misses O'Gor-
man will be at home the Thursdays Of
January and February.
Mr.. Franklin D. Roosevelt. Assistant
Secretary of the Navy, has gone to New
York for a few days
chevaIier W. L F. C. van Rappard,
Minister OF the Netherlands, and
Jonkheer W. H. de Beaufort, Of the lega-
Mr.. H Lowe, recently appointed at
tache Of the British Embassy. has ad-
rived at his post.
leased the handsome Sixteenth street
home OF Miss whitmer and Miss Stone
and will remain in Washington during
the winter.
Miss Mona McAdoo, who is the guest in
Baltimore OF Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Ad-
gate Duer, attended the first bachelor
german of the season held last night
Gen. and Mrs. Robert Shaw Oliver, who
were In Europe a year, have returned
and Joined their daughter, Miss Marion
Oliver.
Mr.. William Phelps Emo will open his
house about December Is.
A charmingly appointed luncheon was
given yesterday at the Cairo by Miss
Florence Schneider in compliment to
those who will attend her wedding on
Saturday afternoon to Mr.. Thomas For
ney. Jr. The table was attractively dec
GRATED with a white wedding bell in the
end Of the lunch the wedding bell was
raised to the ceiling. disclosing a mound
OF handsome gilt and enamel vanity
boxes the brides gifts to the attendants.
The guests who are attendants inclUred
Miss Adelaide Foster Mrs. Elizabeth Fos-
ter, Miss FRITZ Pierce, Miss Marie Ad-
ans. Mss Elizabeth Crenshaw. Miss Cla-
rinne Hunter, Miss Clara La Toilette.
Miss Susan White. Miss Doris Wagner.
der. and Mrs. Richardson.
To meet them there were present
Misses Lois Reside. Anne Jenkins
Helen Smith, Anne Crenshaw. Lucille
Smith. Marie Smith, Marie Simms, ElIZ-
abeth Kingsbury, Dorothy bennett,
Katherine Birney. Dorothy Hickling,
Charlotte Thropp. Dorothy Smallwood,
Hazel Cox. Doris Dawson. Elizabeth
Howser Marie Louise Howser. Nellie
Howard, Nelrose BagEett. and Helen
Cooper. and Mrs. Garlock and Mrs. Sam
pert
Announcements were received in Wash
ington Yesterday OF the marriage OF Miss
Mary wortley Montague. daughter Of
Mrs. William Pepperren Montague. and
Kari MInnegerode on December l, at El
Paso. Tex. Mr.. and Mrs Minnegerode
will be at home after December Is, at
Elephant Butte, n. II.
Mss Virginia Wheeler. Of Baltimore
is STAYING with Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Lee Fearn at the Avondale. Miss
Wheeler is in Washington to assist at
the reception which her sister. Mrs. Will
lam Burr Harrison, is giving on Wednes-
day for Miss Mary Wheeler Vest
Mrs David Stewart Hendrick will give
4 QdnCe AT I0e PLAYHOUSE on lne even
ing Of December %, in honor of her
daughter. Miss Lillian Hendrick, Her
guests will include a number OF the
debutantes and the members Of the
younger set
Miss Mabel Boardman viii receive the
members Of the annual convention OF
the American Red Cross Wednesday
evening at s o'clock at her home.
Miss Dorothea Owen, daughter Of SEN
ator and Mrs. Robert L. Owen, is en-
tertaining a house party. Her guests.
Miss Eleanor Scott. Miss MAY Dreas. Of
St Louis; Miss Robert Rouse. OF Balti-
more. and Miss Olive Bane, OF New
York. will receive with her at her debut
tea on Wednesday at Rauscher's-
Mrs. Helen Morton. daughter Of for
mer Vice President Morton. has leased
for the winter the William A. Mearns
residence. 23N street. and took pos
session today.
A smart debut tea to which hundreds
of Washington society folk attended,
despite the inclemency OF the weather.
occurred yesterday afternoon. when Miss
Dorothy Crawford was introduced by ner
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph HomistOn
Crawford. at their home. 1907 Twenty
second street
Miss Crawford made an ideal pIc-ura
in a soft ivory-tinted gauze frock caught
in festoons with pink roses and bearing
a touch of old blue and rose color Mrs
Crawford wore a handsome gown OF
French blue chiffon velvet Ths spacious
rooms Of the Crawford house were dec