The Washington herald., 1915-12-04

bodice OF silver lace. She wore silver
slippers and carried sheaf OF Killarney
roses. orchids and lilies of the valley.
MIS- Young was gowned In gray
Georsettc crepe. made over cloth Of ST.
| yer. and wore corsage bouquet Of
orchids: and Mrs. Read. who received
Win the debutante and Mrs Young wore
draped costume Of amethyst velvet. with
oraped skirt and Q bodice of velvet and
amethyst tulle. embroidered In amethyst
beads
Assisting were Mrs John H. Glib
bon. OF Philadelphia: Mrs. James B. Ale
shire. Mrs Charles Henry Butler, Mrs.
aipert L. Mills. Mrs. James Brown Scott.
Mrs' Richard Burleson. Miss Harriet
Hawkins. Mfs. Eugene Cox, Of New York.
and Mrs. Charles Biddle. of PhiladeI.
phia: and Miss Ruth Lester, Miss Jean
, nette Cowan. Miss Helen Blodgett. Miss
oatherine Harlow. Miss Lillian Hend-
TICK Miss Flores Howard. Miss Kath-
crime Treat. Miss Margaret Treat. Miss
EEzaoeth kingsbury, Miss Georgfa
Schofeld. Miss Ei!zabeth Wiley. Mrs
Geoffrey Keyss; Miss Yyonne Murphy
and Miss Elizabeth George, Of New
York.
rhe Assistant Solicitor of the State De-
partment. Mr.. Hampson Gray. has gone
20 New York. to remain until Sunday
MT and Mrs. GRAY viii entertain a
small numb'r of guests at a dance
tnesdsy evening in compliment to Miss
Jane Gregory and her house guests.
Miss Mary Taylor and Mis-. Mary Bryan
of Texas.
senator and Mrs. Colt. of Rhode Island.
"ho arrived in Washington yesterday for
the congressional! season. have taken an
2paFtment at the Shoreham
Mrs Morris Frey entertained at bridge
followed oy tea yesterday afternoon In
honor of Mrs. Gilmore Iden and her
house guest, Mrs Leon Ware. of West
Virginia
Miss Lansing and Miss Katherine
Lansing have come to WASHINGTON and
will spend the winter at StoneIeigh
court.
Mrs. Bradley Allan Fiske and Miss
Fiske. will be at home SATURDAYS i'm
december. from to s o'clock, at stone
e!gh Court
Mr.. Thomas Hastings and Mr.. Edwin
IL Blashfield. both OF New York, and
Mr.. Frederick Law Olmstead. Of Brook
Commission. who came to Washington
for the meeting of the commission, are
stopping at the Willard.
Miss Helen Burch. daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. W. Thompson Burch. entertained
at dance last evening at the residence
of DR.. and Mrs. Burch In Connecticut
avenue
Maj. and Mrs. Henry L Roosevelt, will
be hosts at dinner this evening.
hrs- DebrilI wife of Associate Justice
Debrill. of Texas. has arrived to be the
guest of Mrs Charles Grayson DuIin.
Capt. and Mrs Joseph H. Earle, who
are spending their honeymoon with Capt
Earle's family. in Greenville S. G.. will
return to Washington at the end of
this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Blodgett. of
Grand Rapids. Mich. who came to Wash
ington for the debut of their niece. Miss
Helen BlodSett. are located at the Shore
ham.
Col and Mrs John A. Lejeune will
entertain at tea dance today from :
to : o'clock. at the Marine Barracks I"
present their daughter. Miss Ellie Le-
ieune. Mrs. Lejuene and Miss Lejeune
will be at home on the second and fourth
Tuesdays in January. at zoos r street.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Douglas ard
Miss Margaret Douglas have sent out
cards for a dance at Rauschers Dccem-
Der 20
Mrs. Edgar Thompson and Mrs Ed
ward Fl. II. Old and Mrs Edgar Woods
received yesterday afternoon and will
be at home the first Friday afternoon
in each month during the season at their
Mrs. Charles Cary Rumsey. formerly
Miss Mary Hartman. who purposes TAX
ing house in Washington for the win
ter. arrived yesterday at the Shoreham
for a short stay.
Dr. and Mrs Glen Levin SwiCgatt have
taken apartments at the Willard where
they will remain until after the PAN
Anne. lean Scientific Congress.
The State Regent Mrs. Frank A.
Greenawalt. has called a meeting of the
District of Columbia Daughters of the
American Revolution. at Memorial Con-
tinental Hall. Friday. December 10. at
80 D. m. for the revision of the by
laws. All Daughters are urged to be
present
Gen. and Mrs John R. Brooke. whose
matter of interest in residential. well
as army circles, have arrived at the
Shoreham for their annual visit.
The japanese Ambassador and Vls-
countess Chinda were the guests of honor
at a dinner-danCe Thursday evening In
the b. allroon OF the Hotel Astor in New
York The ball was given in their
honor by the japanese Society of New
York, and many distinguished guests
came from various parts of the country.
Prof. Abby Leach. of Sassar College.
was among the guests Senior j. Rafael
Oreamuno. first secretary Of the Costa
Rican Legation, is in New York for a
visit of a week
Others from Washington at the Hotel
Astor at the present time include Maj.
and Mrs. A. 5. Lanier. u s. a.
A number of Japanese travellers now
located at the Shoreham are: Mr.. A.
Kaminna Mr. s. Yoskikawk. Mr.. NJ.
Ishikawa and Mr.. G. Ishikawa.
Arrangements for the annual charity
ball for the benefit of the Children's Hos
pital. to be held at the New Willard on
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