The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1915-12-07
items Of Interest and Impor-
lance Of Past, Present, and
Future Among Official and
Fashionable Folk.

festive array with Southern snilax.
palms and quantities of pink roses
when Mrs. Dulin entertains at tea this
afternoon To present her daughter. Miss
Beatrice Dulin. to sOciety.
basket OF Killarney roses. with ninL
shaded candles in silver candelabra will
form the decorations of the tea table.
and Miss Dulin and her mother will
receive before a screen on which the
nowers sent the debutantc will be ar
ranged.
MIS- Dulin will wear white chiffon
gown, embroidered in silver roses. and
Miss Dulin's frock is a modIsh creation
OF white tulle. combined with silver
orocade. The skirt is made in the pre-.
Vailing bouffant fashion and the bod
ice Is of tulle and pearl passementerie.
She VIII carry ORCHIDS and lilies of the
valley
Mrs Dulin and Miss Dulin will be as
sisted by Mrs. Thomas Watt Gregory.
mrs. Hampson Gary. Mrs. Joseph r.
Oeprlll, OF Texas: Mrs. James H. Glen
non. Mrs. Edwin II. Tillman. Mrs.
John M. Culp. Mrs. w. c. HarlIee. Mrs
Murrough Kelly, and Mrs. Lauterbach.
OF New York: Mrs. Jules Guthridge and
group Of young girls. Miss Jane
STregoEy, Miss Lucy Burleson. Miss
MATRhpritIn.
I1llman. Miss Suzanne Chase. Miss
EllzaDeth Chase. Miss Ruth Lester.
MISS Marie Sims. Miss Ellie Ieieune
Miss Lillian Hendrick. Miss Dorothy
Diennett Miss Marjorie Helmbold. and
MISS Lillian Sutton. of Austin, Tex,
VINO ls spending the month Of Decem-
Der with Miss Dublin.
Inc tea viii be followed by an in
formal supper party and dance for the
ieSS , party and number Of men.
.I tomorrow evening Mrs. John M. Culp
WI entertain at dinner at the Chevy
Chase Club in compliment to Miss Du-
I'm and Miss Sutton,
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Mrs; Daniels, VITO Of Josephus Dam
honor guest at 4 luncheon which Mr." 9
tSoss thompson gave today. The other
guests were Mrs. John w Foster Mrs
David Jayne Hill. Mrs. Thomas Ewing,
Mrs Mrs J Shar, W. Davis Davis Mrs. Arthur, Lee,
Thropp. Mrs. A. G.. Downing. Mrs
HOogewerf,
Tho Japanese Ambassador and Nine
thinda will be the guests OF honor at
the dinner which the Secretary NJ War
and Mrs Lindley NJ. Garrison will give
tary and Mrs Garrison win entertain
again at dinner on December p.
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pi MISS AgnSs Wilson, who has been IN
return to Washington next week.
Mrs. Hughes Oliphant will be hostess
at a tea on Friday afternoon December
m. drU at ii. to nS SsoG * 81 beT spa t.
Mrs. Peter Wheeler, Of California. who
Is spending the wintsr in Washington.
The Secretary of State and Mrs.
ms 10 in 4
honor the Third Assistant Secretary
of state and Mrs. William Phillips
entertained at dinner last evening.
Those invited to meet them were Sem
ator Henry. f. Hollis. Congressman
and Mrs: Richard olney, End. Brig.
Gen. and Mrs. William Crozier, Mrs
Marshall Field. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Full
ton Cutting, OF New York; Mr.. and
Mrs; Joseph H; Choate;, tr" OF New
OF the American embassy at Paris,
and Mrs. Bliss: Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Hallowell, of Boston, and Leland
Harrison.
One of the most interesting parties Of
the evening will be the dance which
Mr.. and Mrs. Hampson Gary are giving
at their residence in Nineteenth street,
and her house guests, Miss Mary Tay-
Tor and Miss Mary Bryan, of Texas.
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Among the guests from Washington
who attended the first Monday german
J. A. u. van Rechteren Limpurg OF
the Netherlands legation; Mr. de Hedri |
OF the Austro- Hungarian embassy; Mai. |
Gen. and Mrs. George Barnett Miss
Helen McCumber. daughter OF Senator
McCumber. who was the guest of Miss
Eileen Roach: Miss Lillian Hendrick,
who was with her uncle and aunt. Mr..
and Mrs. Calvin Hendrick: Mr.. and Mrs
Parker. Major and Mrs. John RUSSELL,
y. s. NJ. g.: Mr. Constantinidi. of the
Greek legation; Miss Catherine Bur-
dette. daughter of Mrs. S. c. Neale. ].
Valentine Morgan, and John Deibert.
Miss Lentilhon Clifford and Miss Amy
Clifford. of New York. who have been
visitors in Washington as the
guests OF Miss Edith Oracle. also were
guests at the german, in company with
and Miss Rachael Perrina, of Trenton.
whose mother. Mrs. Louis Perrine. for
Inerly was Miss Addie Slack. OF Wash
lngton. was among the most popular
debutantes present
The Japanese ambassador will en-
terrain some forty guests at dinner
this evening in compliment to Baron
Ei-ichi Shibusawa. the distinguished
japanese financier and banker. Those
invited to meet Baron Shibusawa in-
clude a number of men prominent in the
official and resident circles of Wash
ington.
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Miss Margaret Wilson will attend the !
benefit bazaar and tea dance TODAY at |
the home of Mrs. Edison Bradley Con- |
necticut avenue and Dupont Circle She |
Is much interested in the success OF the !
benefit. which Is given by Mrs. Brad
ley for the poor OF Washington.
Members OF the Cabinet and rlanv |
members OF official and resident societv
attended the reception and private view /
held. at the CorcoTan Gallery last night |
at the annual exhibition OF the Ma |
tional Association of Portrait Painters. |
Mrs. Champ Clark entertained a marty
in the Speakers gallery yesterday for |
the opening of Congress. With her were
Mrs. Stanley Mccormick. Miss Helen |
Cannon. daughter of Joseph G. Cannon
Mrs. James r, Mann, DIR. Anna Howard
shaw. Miss Elizabeth Elicott Poe, sec
rotary of the woman's branch of the
Navy League, and Miss Kate Gordon.
Mrs. Frederick II. Gillett. the wife of
Congressman Gillette of AIassac husetts
and Mrs. Henry Lippett. wife of Sena-
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