The Washington herald., 1914-11-07


The first Of the seasons dances at the
Washington Barracks. took place lasl
| evening with brilliant company OF
lonicers families and their guests in at
tendance. Mrs. Joseph z. Kuhn. wife OF
the commanding officer Of the post and
one Of the most popular women in the
Army circle. received. assisted by Mrs.
Milo p Fox. bride OF the early autumn,
Mrs. Earl Atkinson. Mrs. R. W. CraW-
ford. and Mrs. William p. Wooten.
The American Minister to GuatemaI.
and Mrs. william Hayne LeaveIl arrived
lin Washington yesterday and during
their stay here will stop at the Shoreham.
\ A number of Washington visitors went
! to Annapolis yesterday for the first OF
the officers hops at the Naval Acad-
emy which was given last evening.
These dances are the most important
of the Academy hops and will be given
fortnightly throughout the season, clos
ling on April 30. There will also be a
uuber of hops both afternoon and even
ing at which the midshipmen are the
Ihosts and for which invitations have al
ready been issued. .-..
/ There will also be a bal masque on the
evening OF February 10 for which in
INlNdAlOhs are dppACEAdlCa AEOAn DUE
ton to New Orleans.
Miss Harriet Ford and Mr.. O'Higgins
were guests at tea yesterday afternoon
lat the home OF the Postmaster General
and Mrs. Burleson. Only the members OF
the family were present TO meet the play
wrights, as Mrs. BurlesOn Is not enter
tanning.
Mrs. w. l. Cutting of Norfolk. Va,
has arrived in Washington and is, at the
Shoreham.
Capt and Mrs. Henry c. Jewett en-
tertained a large supper party last even
ing following the hop at the Washington
Barracks. The guests were asked to
meet Miss Isabel Williams Of Buffalo.
the debutante niece OF the host. Miss
williams only arrived in Washington
Yesterday and will be a very pleasant
addition to the young people Of the Army
circle.
Miss Madge Pickett Stokes has re-
turned from Atlantic City and has Joined
her father and brother at the Shoreham-
Mr.. Barry BulkIey entertained at the
Lock Tavern Club at dinner last evening
in honor Of Judge w. l. Mccoy, OF the
District Supreme Bench The dist'n-
guished company assembled to felAcitate
Judge Mccoy upon his appointment to the
bench included: Judges Stafford Ander-
son. and Gould. Of the Supreme Court
of the District. Commissioners Newman
and Siddons. Hon L. B. Brownlow' Judge
James F. Smith. OF the Court Of Gus
toms Appeals; Prof. Charles E Monroe,
Admiral George w. Baird, Rev. John Brit
tain Clark, Col. F. A. Richardson, DR..
Harvey W. Wiley. Mr.. Louis P. Shoe
maker, DR.. L o. Howard. Mr.. Henry
E. Davis. Mr.. II. Randall Webb. Mr..
Robert Wells Bulkley. Mr.. Henry +.
Gardner, Hon. Robert Wickliffe Woolley.
Col. George Richards, Mr.. E. B. Wills,
Mr.. Beale r. Howard. DR.. H. ]. Crosson.
Mr.. Duane Z. Fox. DR.. Charles Clinton
Swisher. Capt \. F. Lucas, Mr.. F. ID.
Head, Mr.. W. D. Hoover. Mr.. Walter ID.
Davidge, DR.. Henry s. Washington, M.
William S. Knox. Judge James H Blount'
Iud1a +. 6. McCaImont. and Prof Rob
ert Lee Preston.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Borden Hartman. ac-
eoupauied by the physician who has been
in attendance on Mr.. Hartman through
out his recent dangerous illness. arrived
Yesterday from New York to pass the
winter at their Washington home
MISS BESSIE hlDDGy mas ~ NcN-
but is at the Grafton. not at her home
in Massachusetts, avenue. as in former
seasons. Miss KIbey will remain several
weeks at the Grafton Hotel, and in all
will not open her Washington
home this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock. who
have been stopping at the Shorenam
since early in the autumn, will take
possession Of their house in Massachn-
setts avenue today.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Chester have
arrived in town for a two weeks stay at
the Grafton.
Former Senator and Mrs. Aldrich have
leased the New York residence, sos Fifth
avenue, for the coming winter.
Miss Flores Howard. OF New Orleans.
who made her debut in Washington last
winter as the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Richard weightman, has returned to
pass the early winter.
Eenresatatiye and Mrs. Thomas G. Pat
Ten. Of New York. who have recently closed
their country home. are at the HoteI
Richmond. Mr.. Charles Martin, OF Ne"
York. is also at the Richmond Tor
short stay.
The marriage is announced from Baltl- |
more, on Monday, November ?, of Miss
Liueith Adams. daughter of Mr.. and |
Mrs Granville Adams. of East Fans
Church, Va. and Roy E. WOOD, OF
Fort Myer Heights. Va, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Wood will make their home at Fort |
Myer Heights, Va.
Washington is much interested in the
announcement OF the engagement Of Miss |
Mary Grocer Page, known as Polly Page
10 all followers of the hunt and horse
show. a noted beauty and an expert /
,questrienne, TO Mr.. J. Marechal Brown
IT,, formerly Of Baltimore. The announce
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