The Washington herald., 1915-12-28
Doings of Society

day from Honolulu. where she has been
visiting. The drawing rooms were dec.
GRATED In keeping with the Christmas
season. and supper was served at mid
night. & ,.a...-.
Mr.. Jamcs L Rodgers has arrived from
Havana. Cubs, to pass several days, and
is located At the Shoreham.
The tea at which Miss Edith Oracle
entertained on Sunday afternoon was
given in honor of Miss Dorothy bennett.
one Of the seasons debutantes.
The marriage Of Miss lima Violin.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L.
Wolff. and Mr.. Morton F. Leopold. OF
this city. took place yesterday at Staple
ton. N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Leopold will be at home
after January 1 at the Sorrento apart
ment in this city.
Mr.. J. Wilson Howe. nephew of the
President. and Mrs. Howe are here from
Richmond. Va, to see Mrs. Howe and
Mrs. Cothran. who are guests at the
White House. and are stopping at the
willard.
Cards have been received in Washing
ton for the marriage today Of Miss Daisy
Ethel Trowbridge. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Trowbridge. formerly
Of Washington. and Mr.. Walter Kuhl-
mey. only son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Kuhlmey. Of Chicago. Miss Trowbridge
will have her sister. Miss Agnes Cow
gill Trowbridge. for her maid Of honor.
and Miss Mary Shankland, Of Chicago
and Miss Minerva Hesdley. OF German
town, Pa as her bridesmaids. Mr.
Kuhlmey will have Mr.. Waldo Toby. Of
Chicago. as his best man. and Mr.. Scott
Trowbridge. brother Of the bride, and
Mr.. Archibald Ssyce. of Chicago. as
groomsmen. The wedding will take place
at the present home Of the bride In Pitts
burg. Following the rehearsal last even
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Trowbridge entertained
the bridal party and house guests at
dinner at the Hotel Schenley
Prominent arrivals at the shoreham
yesterday included Mr. Archibald Cary
Coolridge. Of Boston; Mr.. W. Z. Curtis,
and Mr.. William S. Pritchard. both Of
New York.
The Georgetown Assembly entertained
at the first dance Of the season last even
ing at Linthecum Hall. which was deco
rated with palms. Southern smilax. poin-
settas and Christmas green's
Mrs. Henry Matthews. Mrs. Edmund
NJ. Talcott and Mrs. Louis MackaIl re-
ceived the guests and the presentations
were made by DR.. Louis Mackall.
Mr.. A. Santos -Dumont. who will give
some demonstrations in flying during the
Pan-American Scientific Congress. has
arrived from Brazil and Is stopping at
the Willard.
Col. and Mrs. Robert NJ TIL Smpson re-
ceived yesterday afternoon Their daugh-
ter. Mrs. s. II. p. Pell. Of New York. who
is their guest for the holidays. presided
at the tea tablS.
Mr.. and Mrs Christian Hemmick went
to Baltimore yesterday and this after
noon will attend the presentation Of Mrs
ballet. ''LEcole en- Crinoline."
to be given in that city after the perfor-
nance Of Madame Butterfly" Mrs.
Hemmick will have a party of Washing
ton guests with her today.
Miss Sarah Walker. daughter OF the late
Rear Admiral John G. Walker. has ar
rived from Boston with Mrs. W. s.
Monks. Of the same city. and Is stopping
at the Shoreham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson Gibson en-
tertained about thirty guests at a
supper and dance last evening for their
daughter. Miss Mary Duncan Gibson.
who is home for the holidays from
Sharon Hill. Pa. where she attends
school. The drawing room was elabo-
rately decorated with christmas greens.
Mrs John Small, Of Toronto, is stop
ping at the willard. where Mrs Will
liams Thaw. jr.. of Pittsburgh. also
is a recent arrival
The Colonial Pleasure Club held its
regular meeting Sunday. December
1s. at the home Of Mr.. r. Trupp, of
127 F street. The new officers ap-
pointed were Mr.. A. Finger. prcsi-
den; Mr.. Cole, vice president: Miss
Mammie Hollander. recording secre-
tory: Mr.. S. Shapiro. corresponding
secretary; Mr.. /. Feldman. treasurer.
and Miss X. Krupean sergeant-at-
arms. A box party was arranged to
be given at Polrs Theater. After the
meeting refreshments were served and
there was dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Thorne. for
merly of New York. but now Of Ia
coma, Wash. arrived at the Shore
ham for a stay of several days.
Mr.. Gino Butt. attache Of the Italian
Embassy. on temporary duty in New
York. who returned to Washington to
pass Christmas Ia at the Shoreham.