The Washington herald., 1914-12-01
Dotnss of. Society


A charming debutante was INTRODUCED
to Washington yesterday afternoon when
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Richardson Glover
gave tea in honor OF their second
daughter, Beatrice. Hundreds Of guests
thronged the Glover residence in New
Hampshire avenue, which was attract
lively decorated with an abundance OF
/ foliage, plants and palms, with settings
OF the magnificent flowers sent to the
debutante in compliment to the occasion
MrsL Clover wore a handsome gown OF
black and silver brocade, Miss Beatrice
Clover wore a charming youthful frock
OF rich white lace, embroidered with gold
an importation from Vienna, and Miss
Eudora Glover wore a graceful gown OF
cherry-colored tissue with black tulle and
gold embroidery. The debutante carried
afbouquet Of white orchids.
Mrs George s. Clover, OF New York, a
house guest Of Admiral and Mrs. Clover
presided at the tea table, assisted by
Mrs. Charles L McCawIey and Mrs. Will
lam CrowzIer. Miss Lisa Todd, Miss
Clover Todd. and Miss Mildred Dennis
all Of New York, are also staying with
the Clovers, and assisted in the enter.
tainment OF the guests The charming
debutantes and others who assisted yes
terday Include: Miss Pauline Rindleber-
ger. Miss Frances Moore, Miss Frances
Williams, Miss Frances Travers. Miss
Marian Van Buren,. Miss Margaret Draper,
Miss Gladys Hinckley. Miss Alice Whit
ing. Miss Rebekah Wilmer. Miss Ade-
laide Heath. Miss Harriet Switzerland.
and Miss Eudora Clover, and her cousins,
the Misses Clover.
After the reception a dinner was given,
which the assisting friends Of the debu-
tante and twenty young men attended.
Mrs. Hamilton Fish Webster, Of New
York. arrived in Washington last even
ing and is staying at the shoreham.
Mrs. U. S. Grant. ID. arrived in Wash
ington yesterday to visit her mother,
Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant, OF New
Hampshire avenue. Capt. Grant. who
has for some time been stationed in
Mexico. has been ordered to Texas, and
when Mrs. Grant leaves Washington she
will Join her husband there.
Clayton RockhiIl. Consul General Of
Bulgaria in the United States. has re-
newly appointed Bulgarian minister to
this country, was on his way here. He
wrote that, with his wife and secretary
he was on board the KroonIand. from
Naples, and is due to arrive December 4
The new minister was for years a pro-
fessor in Roberts College, in Constanti-
nople.
Mrs. Henry Emerson Hovey, of Ports
mouth, y. H. Is here on a visit to her
son-in-law and daughter. Commander
and Mrs Austin Kautz, at their resi-
dence, 2OOS r street
Mrs. Gautz receives Tuesdays.
Senior Enrique Lorente, of Juarez,
Mexico. accompanied by his sister. Is
spending the winter at Hotel Powhatan-
Mrs. Charles Wood. Miss Alice Gran
din. Miss Yerkes. Mrs. George Y Nc
Lanahan, Miss Barbara Kaufman, Mrs.
DaIZeIl. Mrs. Clarence Aspinwall. Miss
Grace Needham. and Miss Mabel Gran
din will open a Christmas shop at l34l
Connecticut avenue today under the
auspices Of the League OF the Covenant.
II will continue all week.
Attractive novelties at reasonable
prices will be the feature. and tea will
be served from TO each afternoon.
Baron de NageG. of the Netherlands
Legation. has given up his apartment at
Rauscher's and is staying at the Shore
ham until he leaves for New York. where
his marriage to Miss Julia Calhoun will
take place on Tuesday.
Edward H. Sothern and his wife. Julia
have leased the home OF Mrs.
Wagner, on the corner Of Twenty-ninth
and r streets. for three months, with the
privilege of releasing 1t for three months
more. The war upset the plans Of Mr..
and Mrs. Sothern. and they have decided
to rest for the season.
One OF the winters most interesting
debutantes and one in whom
Washington army and navy sets are
interested is Miss Dorothy
Bennett. the only daughter of Capt. and
Mrs. Frank Bennett, who are now sta
toned at the Mare Island Navy Yard,
California, who will make her formal
bow there today. Miss Bennett has many
friends in Washington, having been edu-
Gated at the HoltOn Arms School and
OF family for several genera
tions identified with Washington. She
is a granddaughter Of the late Mai. Rob-
rrt l. Eastman. L. :. A.
The naval attache OF the American en-
bassy at Valparaiso. Chile. with Mrs. L
a. Stuven have arrived in Washington
and are staying at the ShOreham.
Miss Dorothy AIeshire entertained with
night in honor OF Lieut.. Geofrry Keyes
and Miss Leila Harrison at her home in
$ street. The table was decorated with
yellow. in compliment to the cavalry,
IF which the bridegroom is an officer
The guests included Miss Margaret Treat,
Miss Ruth Anderson. Miss Alice Bresel.
Miss Josephine Curtis. of Cleveland, Ohio,
I house guest OF Miss Aleshire: Lieut.
Arnold, Lieut.. Wash, Lieut. CarlysIe.
Lieut. Crawford. Lieut. Patch, Lieut.
Harrison and Lieut.. Bean.
Owing to the death of her grandmother.
Mrs. Crosby S. Noyes, the wedding OF
Miss Ethel B. Moves to Nj Thomas
8lagden, jr.. Of New York, will be very
quiet in every detail The ceremony will
AXE place on December 10 at the home
" the brides parents, Mr.. and Ms
Frank B. Noyes, in Vermont avenue. in |
itead of at st. Johns Church, as previ- |
'usly announced.
Ensign Harold P. Parmelee. L S. N, !
Mrs. Parmelee's parents, Representative |
md Mrs. Robert Lee Henry, Of Texas.
Mrs Alexander Sharp will pass the |
'reater part OF the winter with her son |
md daughter-In-law. Lieut. Alexander |
sharp, U. s. N, and Mrs. Sharp, at Coro- !
lado Beach, Cal.
Mr.. Larz Anderson is stopping with |
lis mother, Mrs. Nicholas Anderson