Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-15
WASHINGTON SOCIETY

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Ter. debutante Of fortnight ago.
Mrs. Augustus F. Fechteler and Mrs.
W. W. Morrow of San Francisco, moth
er and grandmother of the youthful
honor guest, assisted in receiving.
Mrs. David Houston. Mrs. John
Works, Mrs. Ira Copiey and Mrs.
Adolph Miller presided at the tea
table. w.. 49,. $500
The other assistants were Miss No
IA McAdoo. the Misses Burleson. Miss
Ruth Hitchcock, Miss Carrie Cham
berlain, Miss Elizabeth Kent. Mrs.
Charles Carroll Glover, JE, Miss So
ply Johnston, Miss Mary Morgan,
Miss Mary Gheen and Miss Matilda
Auerbach. - p -. ..a II -
The drawing room and dining room
were decorated with pink roses and
foliage plants The hostess was rich.
~ gowned in white satin and lace and
coat bodice OF brocaded orchid satin,
and Miss Fechteler was in white lace
over white satin. - 2 ~-..s
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An important social announce
ment was made by the White
House last night of change in the
dates selected, for holding the Vari-
aus state functions during the mid,
winter season. The change has been
made necessary because of the depar-
ture of the President and Mrs. Wiz
son early next week for a brief out.
ing in the South.
The first function ON the revised
program is the reception to the diplo-
matte corps, which has been changed
from January to January H.
The other functions, in their order,
follow: January 20. diplomatic din
ner;; January "a, judicial reception:
February 8, Supreme Court dinner;
February 10, congressional reception;
February II, Speakers dinner, and
February q, army and navy recep.
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MIR. and Mrs. T F.. Schneider an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Florence, and Mr.. Tom G. FOrney
of coshocton, O. The wedding will
take place in the early fall.
Miss Schneider was one Of the most
popular debutantes of last season On
her mothers side she is the direct de-
#scendant of Mary Chiffon. Mr.. Forney
lis a graduate of Ohio Northern Uni.
VeHsity, having attained the honor of
yaledictorian of the senior class OF
1911 and graduating with 8. b. and p.
II. B. degrees. At present he is a
student OF the college OF law at the
University OF Michigan and will gradu-
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professional legal college fraternity,
Delta Theta Phi.
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Senior Dan Manuel Calero, former
ambassador to Washington from Mex
leo, and now regarded as probable
candidate for the presidency of that
country, with Sonora CalerO, is pro-
longing his stay in New York. where
they have been joined for the holi.
days by their son, Manuel Galero,
student from the Tome school at Port
Deposit. Nd
Mrs. Leila j. Speer of this city an
nounces the engagement OF her young
.er daughter, Bessie Katherine Sheer.
and I'd Lieutenant Roy Trippett Gun.
nfngham, Coast ArtiIlery, II. s.. Al. The
wedding viii take place here In jan
aliary. Lieutenant Cunningham has ar.
rived in Mis- city from Fort Morgan,
Ala, on two months.
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The German ambassador will adj
dress q public meeting Of the Wo-
mems Civic League Monday, january
5, in Baltimore. The meeting will be
held at the Arundel Club Hall at g
O'Clock. The committee making ar
rangements is headed by Mrs. James
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Captain Count de Bertier de Sauvfg.
ny, recently appointed military attache
of the French embassy to succeed
Count de Chambrun, has arrived in
Washington, and Is at the Shoreham.
He viii be joined soon by Countess
de Sauvigny. 6 -. -
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, Surgeon-general Rupert Blue was in
New York for a. few days to attend
the annual meeting of Life Insurance
Presidents at the Hotel Astor. DR..
Blue also visited the Exposition of In
ternational Safety and Sanitary de-
vices 9
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The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Daniels had their sons from school
for the holidays, which they win spend
at Single Oak, having also planned
Inequalities for their own r, young
friends as well as those Of their boys
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General Joseph Sewall Smith of Ban
gor, Me-, accompanied by his daugh-
ter, Miss Hortense L. Smith, has re-
turned to Washington and taken
rooms at the Hotel Richmond for the
winter. --,;v.- e. g.
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Mrs. Daniels, wife of the secretary
of the navy, will not receive again
Wednesdays until January. The sec.
rotary and Mrs Daniels will hold a
reception New Year day.