Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-07
WASHINGTON SOCIETY

Especial star Bulletin Correspondence
WASHINGTON. l. e.. Dec p. -
Major Low and Commander Rringer
NeTe hosts last night az The third OF
the dinners which the small club of
Army. Navy ami Marine Corps officers
Lave been giving at the Army and
Navy Club.
Among those present were MaJ-gen
and Mrs Barnett. Or. and Mrs Robert
Ransdeil. Miss Bliss, Miss Stone, Miss
Webb. Miss Bryan. Miss Smith. Miss
Oracle, Miss Howry. Miss Bfrney. Miss
Ba?ne. Miss Barbour, Miss Critten.
Mss Hinckley, Miss Glover, Miss Mac
Murray, Miss Beatrice Glover. Miss
Mersman, Miss Stevens and Miss Du
! Bose, Lieut.. Matthews, Lieut.. COmman-
der Enochs, Capt HOlcomb, Lieut..
Moreiri. Capt Wirkman. Capt Cor.
der. Lieut. Lee. Lieut. Commander
| Steele, Lieut. Weaver. Lieut. NOyes,
] Lieut. Fov Capt Breckenridge. Lieut..
Commander Gilmer. Lieut. Commander
Dinger, capt. Mclean. Lieut.. Com
mander Winston Lieut.. Station and
Lieut.. Rowan.
Mrs Vanderbilt entertained in her
; box at the opera last night in New
York the ambassador from Austria
! Hungary, DR.. COnstatin TheOdOr
Dumba, Mme' Dumba and MIR. and
Mrs F.. Egerton Webb. Mrs. Wander
biIt were black velvet and black span
eled lace. Nine. Dumba was in black
brocade and Mrs Webb in light pink
satin, over white brocade.
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Rear-admirai and Mrs. Bradley A.
Fiske entertained at dinner last night
in compliment to. Capt. Eberle, the
new commandant at the navy yard.
and Mrs. Eberle. Other guests were
Surgeon-general of the Navy and Mrs.
William C. Braidsted. Representative
Padgett OF North Carolina, Capt. and
Mrs. Roy Smith and Miss Fiske.
The commanding officer of the U. s.
S. Sylph and Mrs. Knauss entertained
at dinner last night aboard ship be-.
fore the dance at the navy yard. Their
guests were DR. Cary T. Grayson,.
Lieut. Commander and Mrs. Tomb, DR..
and Mrs. f. H. H. Old, Miss Gertrude
Gordon and Dr. and Mrs. Ransdell.
Mrs. William F. Draper will give
dinner dance New Year eve for Miss
Beatrice Glover, the debutante daugh-
ter of Rear-admiral and Mrs. Glover.
In January she will entertain at din
ner for the Italian ambassador and
Countess di Cellere and for Cardinal
Gibbons .--..
Announcements have been received
of the wedding, December II, of Miss
Leonie Soult, daughter of Mr.. William
Soult of Eagle Pass, Tex. formerly of
Washington, and Lieut. Murray Blight
Rush of the 14th Cavalry, United
States Army, now stationed at Eagle
PAS.
Mrs. Hugh l.. Scott, wife of the chief
CT staff of the army; Col. Wilbur e.
Wilder, commandant at Fort Myer;
Col and Mrs. Charles T. Menoher and
Mrs. w. J.Glasgow received last night
at the hop at Fort Myer.
The Vice President and Mr. Thomas
r. Marshall are leaving Saturday for
Arizona to pass the holidays with
Mrs Marshall's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Kinsey.
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Lieut.. Commander and Mrs: Roscoe
G. Bulmer are in Philadelphia and at
tended q dinner last night given by
Mrs. William Disston for Miss Paul
inc Disston.,
Mai. and Mrs. Alexander Sidney
Laner entertained at their home, 1860
Columbia road. at dinner last night
Col and Mrs. Henry p. Kingsbury.
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Gen. and Mrs. John A. Johnston en-
tertained at dinner last night in honor
Burleson
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Dee. 25.-,
Mrs John f. Reyburn mas announced
the engagement CT her daughter, Flea >
nCr Crozier, to Lieut.. Francis Clark
Corps Of Engineers, u. S.
4. The wedding will take place in
Iune at New London, Conn, where
Mrs. Reyburn has, summer home.
Mrs. and Miss Reyburn are spending |,
he winter at their home on n street. a,
The engagement of Miss Helen Leg |
horn. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Richard Leghern of Brookline. TO A. |
Washington Pezet. sen of the Peru
Wan minister 10 the United States, !
was announced yesterday in Brook
inc Mass.
Miss Leghorn is a l,Opular partici- !
pant in Brookline society and Mr.. ;
pezet most interesting member Of !
/ we'll known diplomatic family. He
has recently been made manager of :
he New Toy Theater H. Boston He
graduated from Harvard in 1910 and !
7as written several plays. One pro- !,
iuced here a year and half ago. en-
titled The Remaking OF the Rail-
e;ghs." had an all society cast anu /
vas considered a grea1 success. Mr. !
oezet took part in it as we'll as in !
)ther PLAYS he has written.
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