The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-09

| ing for their daughters, Miss Lucy
| Burleson and Miss Sidney Burleson, in
| compliment to the debutantes of the sea-
/ son, was perhaps the most delightful
| entertainment of the early winter. The
| Misses Burleson received with their par
/ ents during the first hour, and then
| Joined the dancers. The house was
simply decorated with cut flowers. the
| Conservatives were thrown open, and
\ among the palms and ferns were placed
small tables. There were about Us
guests, all young people, including some
: of the recent brides and bridegrooms,
! circles. Mr.. Lefevre. of the legation of
| Panama, and his sister Miss Lefevre,
were the only representatives of the
| Diplomatic Corps.
Miss Lucy Burleson was gowned in
white tulle with silver trimmings, and
d bodice of oriental brocade in blue and
silver. Miss Sidney Burleson's frock
was of pearl gray brocade, with black
velvet corsage garnished with pink
roses.
Others among the guests were Miss
Jane Gregory, Miss Laura Delano, Miss
Louise Delano, Miss Dorothea owen,
Miss Beatrice Glover. Miss Alexandra
Ewing, Miss Ruth Wilson, Miss Frances
Moore. Miss Elizabeth Wiley, Miss Paul
inc Kindleberger, Miss Mary Graham,
Miss Sallie Williams, Miss Eleanora
Morgan, Miss Pauline stone, Miss Kath-
crime Beach. Miss Francise Williams.
Miss Lester Randolph. and Miss Ruth
Patterson.
Miss Jane Gregory wore a gown Of
white tulle and crystal trimming.
Miss Beatrice Glover wore a becom-
ing white gown Of satin embroidered in
silver.
Miss Francise Williams wore charm
ing gown of orchid colored taffeta.
Miss Sally Williams wore a lovely
gown OF white lace over gold chiffon
and white messaline trimmed with tulle.
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rose chiffon. with a deep velvet girdle
Of the same color.
Miss Pauline Kindleberger wore a
charming gown Of black tulle over black
charmeuse, with a jacket Of black vel
vet and a single pink rose.
Miss Ramona Lefevre was in white
tulle and lace embroidered in pearls over
white 81 tin.
frock Of blue brocade, with white tulle
bodice and overdress trimmed with fur.
Miss Mary Graham was in pretty
gown of white chiffon draped over satin
and trimmed with crystals.
Miss Maxwell Church wore becom-
ing gown of white satin and tulle, with
touches of black.
A pretty home wedding VIII take
Mace this afternoon at o'clock when
Mrs Maudc Leshcr will be married TO
Lieut.. CLYDE Grey West l.. S. n. in
the drawing room of her attractive
house in l. street Tho rooms will be
decorated with palms, ferns and masses
% La France roses. and Mrs. Griffith
Johnson viii play the wedding music.
Br. W. r. WedderspOon. of Foundry
u l. Church h. will perform the cere
mOny.
The bride will be married in a dark
II uc chiffon broadcloth suit. trimmed
with fur and a small blue velvet hat
banded with fGr. and will wear a
II hnIUTlgr a orch Ids and
viClets Her matrOn Of honor and only
attendant Will be her daughter Mrs.
". y. Richardson. wife OF Ensign
Richardson. who is now abroad on the
L. 6. 5. Tennessee. Mrs. Richardson
Will be gowned in red chiffon velvet
trimmed with white fur with a hat to
match and will carry a sheaf Of white
roses.
Lieut.. Scott Il. MacFarlane will he
best man for Lieutenant West and, like
the bridegroom viii be i'm the full dress
uniform OF his rank. The guests at the