The Washington herald., 1914-11-25

left at midnight last night for Williams.
town, Mass. reaching there this after
noon. The President viii be the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sayre over Thanksgiv-
Day and viii remain there until Friday
afternoon He probably viii be back in
Washington on Saturday afternoon. Miss
Wilson and Miss Helen Bones will spend
Thanksgiving Day at the White House
The British Ambassador and Lady
Spring-Rice have returned to the British
Embassy after their stay at the Govern
ment House, Ottawa, Ontario.
Mrs. John B. Henderson entertained
at dinner last night at her home, at Six
teenth street and Florida avenue Her
guests were as follows: The Italian Am
bassador and Countess Maschi CeIlere,
the Spanish Ambassador and Sonora de
Riano. the Minister Of Switzerland and
Nine. Ritter, the Minister OF Sweden ana
Nine. Ekengren, Postmaster General and
Mrs. Burleson, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ian
sing. Admiral and Mrs. Clover, Mr.. and
Mrs. Perry Belmont, Mr.. and Mrs. Fow-
Ter. OF New York; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Temple Graves. Mr.. Charles Page Bryan,
Mrs. Walsh. Mrs. HinckIey, Miss Hinck-
ley, Mile. de Treville, Mr.. Alberto Nor
eira. first secretary OF the Brazilian
Embassy; the Honorable Ernest Scott,
hrst secretary Of the English Embassy,
Count Claes Bonde. of the Swedish Lega-
ton. and Mr.. John B. Henderson, jr.
Two charming buds made their bow
to Washington society yesterday aft
ernoon. They were Miss Louise Free
man King. the beautiful daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert F. A King. and
Miss Elizabeth Wiley. daughter OF Com
mander and Mrs. Henry A. Wiley, who
was welcomed into the Navy set.
The handsome Massachusetts, avenue
residence of DR.. and Mrs. King was the
scene OF their daughters debut. where
hundreds OF friends congratulated her.
Miss King wore a filmy gown Of soft
white tulle cut with a bodice. and high
girdle formed of white satin. Her bou-
quet was OF pink roses. Mrs. King.
who introduced her daughter. wore a
charming gown OF white lace over black
chiffon with a black velvet bodice and
girdle. The house was beautifully dec
GRATED with massive bouquets of
flowers sent to the debutante.
Mrs. William Holland Wilmer. Mrs
Van Rensselaer,. and Mrs. Robert
Hinckley presided in the dining room.
bekah Wilmer, Miss PocahOntas Butler.
Miss Elizabeth Hamilton. Miss Julia
Brice. Miss Katherine Barlow. and Miss
Marian Van Buren.
DR.. and Mrs. King entertained at
dinner last night for the receiving
party. and will issue invitations for a
small dance to be given at Rauscher's
December %, in honor of Miss King.
Commander Wiley. L. S n, and Mrs.
Wiley presented their attractive daugh-
Tor IN Wasb{prfOr, sOcIaty At
appointed tea dance at Rauscher's yes
terday afternoon.
Miss Wiley received her guests in a
girlish frock Of white chiffon, with a
bodice OF handsome lace. She carried a
sheath Of pink roses. Mrs Wiley was
gowned in black satin
with jet. The bathrooms at
were elaborately decorated
with chrysanthemums and foliage plants,
with added quantities Of flowers sent to
he popular debutante.
Mrs. Herman F. Oberteuffer. Of Phna-
ielphia, and Mrs. Henry B. Wilson pre-
sided at one end of the tea table, while
Mrs. William p. Cronan and Mrs. VIII
am c. Watts served the guests at the
1ther.
A supper for the receiving party fol-
owed the reception. and in the evening
and Miss Wiley entertained
II a dance.
The debutante and Miss Taylor Will
cave today with Commander and Mrs.
Wiley for Philadelphia, where, as the
yuests of Miss Wiley's uncle, Mr.. Austin.
he party will attend the Army ana
Navy football game.
The marriage of Representative Martin
\. Morrison, of Indiana, and Miss kath-
crime McReynolds. of this city took
,lace at o'clock yesterday at Bethlehem
'hapel, Cathedral IS. Peter and Paul,
Mount st. Alban. Rev. J. HenninG Nelms
'fficiated. in presence Of the friends and
elatives Of the couple. The wedding
music was played by Mr.. William Cha
ley, a former pupil Of the bride. The
.hapel was decorated with yellow chrys- |
nthemums and foliage plants.
The bride was escorted by her mother. |
frs. Mary b. McReynolds. who gave !
Ter in marriage. The bridal gown was |
4 white satin. richly trimmed with I,
are old de Brabant lace. 1t was made |
With a court train. \ tulle veil was |
Torn and a shower bouquet OF lilies of |
he valley carried. The bride also wore /
MorrisOn's latest gift to |
er, a crescent brooch of sapphires and I
iamOnds Representative and Mrs Nor /
isOn left after the ceremony for a South !
IN trip. Mrs. Morrison's going-away /
ress is of dark brown broadcIoth. She I
Tore mink and seal furs, and her small 1
Oque was Of the two furs combined. |
and Mrs. Morrison will |
old a wedding reception December ) |
t l4lO y street.
Mai. Gen. and Mrs. John T. Brooke.
{ Philadelphia, arrived at the Shore
am yesterday where they will spend
everal days.
Mrs. l. H. d. Shearman and Miss
lise Shearman, of New York. who
Iotored to Washington from New York
Npect to spend several days at the Shore
am.
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Ilsley have ar
we'd in Washington from Milwaukee
nd are at the Shoreham for some tins.
hey have as their guests Miss Steph-
lson, of Boston, and Miss Josephine
arshall and Miss Parkinson. OF Char
'ttsville. Va, who Joined them yes
rday.
Mrs. Pierre La Montague and her
ster. Miss Elizabeth p. Patterson. who
ere in Paris. have taken an apartment
the Powhatan Hotel for the season.
Mrs. Charles F. Larrabee gave
ncheon Monday for Miss Doris W.
atwood. Other guests were Misses
Isle B. Downing. Julia B. whiting.
1elaide B. Heath. Beatrice Clover. and
liZabeth Collins.
Mrs. Silas W. Terry will start soon
join her daughter. Mrs. Filippo Cam
rio. who, with her children, is at |
II place near Milan, Italy. while Lieut..
Camperio. II. I. N, is on {