The Washington times., 1915-12-24
Many Entertainments Are
Planned by the Leaders of
Society in Washington.
Gossip of Hostesses.

ing. Among those who rode were Mrs.
w. Sinclair Bowen. Miss Edyth How
ard, Miss Ruth Donaldson Miss Ruth
Hitchcock. Miss Ethel MacMurray. Miss
Devereaux, Miss Scriven, Miss Frances
Carpenter, Miss Mary Preston, Miss
Gerry Morgan. Miss Ruth Anderson.
Miss Crosby, Miss Helena Elliott, Miss
McLanahan, Miss Alice Mann. Miss
Bayne, Walter Tuckerman. Ralph Cof-
fin. Richard K. Tyler. Lieutenant
Greedy, George o. Totten. Thomas =.
Morgan, jr.; Master Joseph DcvcreauX.
Master McLanahan, John X. Evans.
william Corcoran, Count Bonde. and
Carlos Acuna.
Among those who came in for tea
were Admiral and Mrs. Clover, Mrs. w.
NJ Ritter. Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Car
penter, Mrs. I. T.. Mann, Clarence As
lin, Frederick Chapin, Master Robert
r. Roosevelt. Miss Mary Dove. Mrs.
John o. Evans, John Dun. Mrs. Walter
Tuckerman. Viscounte d'Altc. the Dan
ish minister: COLONEL and Mrs. Landers.
and Misses Myra and Ruth Morgan.
Mrs. William Cumming Story, prcsi-
dent general Of the Daughters of the
American Revolution will return to
Washington on Monday to attend the
Pan n-AmeriCan Scientific Congress. Mrs.
Story is a member of ihe executive COM
mittee of the congress. of which Mrs
Robert Lansing is chairman. Mrs.
story will be the presiding offiGer fESi,o for o.,
the city she will be the guest Of Mrs.
Frank Foster Grecnawalt, State regent
OF the District d. 4. r.
Mr.. and Mrs D. A. Stein, of Chicago,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Max Fischer.
lf4 Lanier place.
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Senator and Mrs. James w. Wads-
/ masquerade cotillion last nignt from Z
| until 10 for their children, Miss Evelyn
Wadsworth and Jerry Wadsworth. The
drawing rooms and banquet hall. where
| the children danced. were effectively
decorated with poinscttias and Christ
, Christmas tree brilliant with colOrcd
! lights and burdencd with gifts from
Santa Claus. With the young dancers
all in costume. and the boys carrying
| long canes with rcd ribbon stream"rs
and the girls long-stemmcd pOinscttias
| the cotillon was charming picture
! Among the prctticst of the faVors wer"
small American flags Cnamcled on sill
| Yer. A stringed orchestra played
throughout the evening. \ buffet sup
per was served At o'clock and lighter
| refreshments after the Cotillion. Tho
young guests were Miss Ruth Stoddard
Miss Caroline Story. Miss Alice Mann,
| Miss Caroline Swift Miss Frances Nc
| Spencer. Miss Helen Colbert. Miss Fran
| ces Hopkins Miss Nancy Hoyt. Miss
| Nancy Newell Miss Sydney Webb. Joe
Stoddard. Rill Mann. Billy LaughIin.
| Tommy LauEhlin. Jack Lippitt Bates.
Mckee, Archie 1Iawley. Julian Green.
William Blair. Rodman Swift. BlSisc d"
| Sibour. Clifford Ewing, Billy Brcckln-
| ridge, and Bishop Hill.
| Miss Katherine O'Neill. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. O'NeilI. was
married last evening to J. Randolph
| Marshall OF Orange. Va. and New
York. in the chapel OF the Cathedral OF
| st. John the Divine. New York city.
Canon Jones officiating, in the presence
of the immediate families. \ wedding
dinner was served In a private suite of
the Vanderbilt Hotel and later the cou-
pie started on their honeymoon. They
/. will live in Washington.
( Mr. Marshall comes from an old Vir-
ginia family. being the great grandson
Of Chief Justice Marshall and son OF
! Fielding Lewis Marshall.
, Miss jeanette Cowan will be the honor
guest at the dance which Mrs. Deos
Blodeett will give tonight At her home
in Sixteenth street About seventy
guests will assemble at o'clock and
dance well into Christmas Day, The