The Washington times., 1915-12-07
NOTES AND GOSSIP
OF CAPITAL SOCIETY
items Of interest and import.
ance Of Past, Present, and
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tea table, where masses OF pink chrys-
anthemums form the decorations. ...

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tea table, where masses OF pink chrys-
anthemums form the decorations. ..-
Nelson o'Shaughnessy. formerly at
ttached TO- the American embassy In
Mexico City, and Mrs. O'Shaughnessy
returned yesterday from Europe on the
Lafayette and they are at the Plaza In
New York for an Indefinite stay
Mrs. C. B. Ward. wife Of the new
member of Congress from New York.
has Joined Mr.. Ward at the Willard.
and was in the gallery at the Capitol
yesterday to see him sworn In
Miss Margaret Fechteler. daughter. of
Rear Admiral Augustus F. Fechtelcr.
U. s. NJ. and Mrs Fechteler. who has
been visiting in New York for several
port. ,.. .r-
Mrs. Lemly. wife of Capt. H. R.
Lemly,. U. 8; A., retired, is entertaining
noon. at her residences in Leroy place.
James Parker. wife of Captain Parker,
U: s. A., who will be her guest until
tables for bridge and a few additional
guests have been asked for tea. Mrs.
Richard Parker, Mrs. Joseph Y. Kuhn
and Mrs; Ramsey Potts will do tho
Captain Parker, who with Mrs. Par
ker. has been in Honolulu for the past
three years is now on duty. at Fort
11avenworth, where Mrs. Parker will
join him later in the winter.
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Mrs. Henry Breckenridge has cards
out for a tea from 4 to s o'clock FRI
day afternoon in compliment to Miss
Marshall.
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Draper entertained a small dinner
party last night. later taking their
guests to the theater. In the party
were DR.. and Mrs. Mitchell. Miss Alice
Whiting. Robert Batcheller and John
Cochran. Mrs. Draper and Miss Drap-
er will entertain at q dance on De-
cember 2S instead of the dinner dance
originally planned for that date.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Tuttle will en-
tertain at dinner at the Chevy Chase
CLUB on the evening of December %.
Mrs. william Hamilton Bayly Is In
charge of the sale of Red Cross Christ
mas seals at Dulin & Martins. assisted
by Miss Helen Drake. Mrs. Henry P.
Edwin B. Hesse. Mrs. Elizabeth II.
Thompson. Miss Betty Mcclure, Miss
Verna Ludwig. Miss Irene Gummel. Miss
Ruth Hendershott. Misses Katherine
anu MARY "1luamBOn, MISS Josephine
Jonas, Mrs, John c. Hines. Miss Ruth
Britain. Mrs. George Hines. and Miss
Borlen. The sales Of the first week
were encouraging.
William cranch Mc1ntire, announces
the marriage of his daughter. Miss
Marie Zelna McIntire. to william
Kramer Forrest. Of New York city. the
ceremony having been performed yester-
Father Buckley officiating. Mr.. and
Mrs. Forrest after visit In New York.
Will leave for the West en- route to San
Francisco to be absent travelling for the
next six months or longer. on an ex-
Mrs. Margaret Monteiro Berry Is oc-
cvpying her apartment at the Farragut,
having closed her summer home. over
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Mrs John c. Pennie Of New York.
will arrive today to attend the tea and
sale Of the Peirce Guild at the WaSh-
was an officer Of the guild for num-
Der of years prior to her removal to
New York. Mrs. Pennie will be the
guest Of Mrs. William Hamilton Bayly
Mrs. Bayly and Mrs. Van Orsdel in re-
ceiving the guests at the tea on We'd
nesday.
der the auspices of the Mildred Lee So
ciety Children Of the Confederacy, will
be held in the Confederate Memorial
Home. at 1922 Vermont avenue. on Sat-
The following committees have been
appointed, with Mrs. Stephen Harrison
Ford. directories Of the society. as gen.
eral chairman:
(president). chairman: Miss Helen Grif-
nth; refreshments. Miss Virginia Here
ford. chairman: Miss Edith Richter.
Miss Bertha Thomason. Miss Anna
Richter. Fancy work. Miss Grace M.
Miss Ethel Johnson. Miss Kathrian
Barr. Miss Julia Hampton. Candy, Miss
4. Wills. chairman: Louise Hancock.
Rose Tatum. Rachel Clark. Leona
Elsie Jane Richter. Dolls and novelties
Mrs. 2. c.. r. Humphrtes, chairman;
Mrs. WERNER. Ann Hereford, Edith Saul
Masters Tucker and Edwin Humphries
Christmas cards and flags. Mrs. Saul.
Mrs. Harbaugh.
Mrs Perry S. Heath will be hostess at
a tea on Saturday s.fternoon.
Mrs. William Galbraith will give
luncheon on Thursday afternoon at her
residence in R street
NicAhiucT AcRdre ana heRlnald EO10c-
koper have returned from a hunting
trip in Louisiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Tuttle will give
a dinner at the Chevy Chase Club on the
evening Of December q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Halves, of St
Louis. who have been at the New Will
lard for several days. will return home
today. Mrs. Halves formerly was Miss
Elites Robinson, daughter of the late
Samuel Robinson. Of this city.
Mrs. Winston Churchill and the Rev.
Anna Howard Shaw. both Of New York,
and Miss Rent-Rees. Of Greenwich. form
a party stopping at the Willard. where
they arrived yesterday Other promi-
nent arrivals at the same hotel include
James Brown Potter. of Newport; Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Deering. of New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. Jerald Hanley. of
Providence; George Benson Rae. of
Peking; c.. de Ryck wander Gracht. of
The Hague; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry D.
Minot. of Dover. Mass. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Dever Warner, of Bridgeport,
Conn. who are motoring.
Mrs. c. w. Kutz. wife Of the Engineer
Commissioner. will be at home inform
ally this afternoon, and again next
Tuesday. at her residence. 1714 Q street.
This afternoon Mrs kutz will be assist
ed in receiving by Mrs. ]. J. Loving,