The Washington herald., 1915-12-03
Doings of Society

of the valley Mrs Charles Graves Mat
thews. who assisted In doing the honers,
wore costume OF violet chiffon and
satin
Those assisting were Mrs. Robert Ian.
sing. Mrs. John X. Shields. Mrs John H.
Hewson: Mrs. Richard Harlow. Mrs. Al
bert L Mills. Mrs. Samuel Spencer. Mrs
John Temple Graves, Mrs. William Cor
coran Hill. Mrs. Victor Blue. Mrs. George
Barnett. Miss Laura Harlan; Mrs John
w. Blodgett. of Grand Rapids. Mich,
and New York: and a group Of debu-
itantes. among them Miss Jeanette Cowan,
MISS Catherine Harlow. Miss Georgia
Schoneld. Miss Katherine Blodgett and
Miss Dorothy Anderson. of New York.
Mrs. Blodgett and Miss BIodgett are
entertaining a house party for the occa-
SION, having among their guests former
Governor OF Georgia and Mrs. John Sla-
Ton and Mr.. and Mrs John Blodgett OF
hicniean. who are occupying the Rhine
lander house In New York this winter,
and Miss Katherine BIodsett. their
oaugnter. who Is attending a New York
schooi- Other young members Of the
party who also arrived recently were Miss
Dorothy Anderson and Miss Grace Cum
mock. MIR. Delos Blodgett, tr, a student
az fale: Mr.. Clinton Backus and Mr. and
Mrs- William Knight. Of New York. who
joined the party yesterday
Last evening Mrs. Blodgett and her
daughter entertained the members Of the
receiving party and a number of addi-
tonal guests at dinner, followed bv danc-
ing
Senator and Mrs. Henry F. Lippitt
closed their country place at cumber-
ana. X. j.. yesterday and started for
their home in this city.
Lieut. Commander and Mrs. J. O
Richardson entertained at dinner last
evening at the Army and NAVY Club
having as their guests Commander and
Mrs McVay. Commander and Mrs Pol
lock. Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Kaufman.
Lieut.. Commander and Mrs Crenshaw
and Lieut.. Commander and Mrs Gal
braith
Mrs. Gilmore Iden was hostess yester.
cay afternoon at bridge and tea The
rooms were decorated in pink roses, with
the pink color scheme carried out in all
the refreshments. There We're five tables
OF bridge. Later tea was served, for
which additional guests were invited
Among the guests We're Mrs. Leon H.
Ware. of West Virginia. Mrs. Iden's
sister and house guest for the week: Mrs.
II. s. Anderson. Mrs. R. J. Rolston and
Mrs. Richman, all Of Philadelphia, who
are accompanying their husbands In at
tendance upon the commercial gas con-
vention: Mrs. c. r. Michael. Mrs. Will
liam III. Franklin. Mrs. Hal H Smith,
Mrs. NJ. F. Frey. Miss May Frey, Mrs.
D: W. Alexander, Mrs. Fife. Mrs R. T.
West. Mrs. W. W. Bolls. Mrs Jerry
Mathews. Mrs. z. r. Gasch. Mrs. VIII
liam Collier. Mrs. Fannie Weeks, Mrs.
Arthur Williams, Mrs. ]. Lewis Riggles,
Mrs. C. H. Taylor. Mrs. George F. Dud-
ley. Misses Anne and Elizabeth Leckie.
Mrs. Elizabeth ]. Stinemtz. Miss Slime
metz, Miss Ethel Hunter. Miss Hunter,
Miss Helen Watson, Miss Fannie BURKE
Miss Emma Bender. Miss Dorothy Sny-
der. Miss Williams and Mrs. W. z. yell
verton.
Assisting Mrs Oden Were Mrs Fl. II.
Smith. Mrs. Franklin. Mrs. Riggles and
Mrs. Frey.
Mrs. James II. Glennon. wife OF Capt
Glennon, eornmandant of the Washing
ton Navy Yard, gave a tea-dance for
young people yesterday afternoon at her
quarters at the Navy Yard in honor ot
Miss Margaret Parker daughter OF Com
modore ]. p. Parker. L. 5. ". retired.
and Mrs. Parker, who have recently
come to Washington for the winter. Mrs.
GlennOn was assisted in receiving by her
L.
Mrs. Parker Mrs. Robert Berry and Mrs
Thomas Armat presided az the tea table.
and Miss Mary Dean. Miss Elsie Lejuns
and q number of young girls assisted in
doing the honors.
At the home of Mr. William V Martin.
30i2 Cambridge place. last evening far
well party was given to Miss Mamie y.
Lee, a popular young graduate Of George
saNN T-r~nV- N.tr, III -
is a native Of Cumberland. Md. has a
wide circle of acquaintance in Wash
ington. which regrets ner departure 10
Boston.
Those present were Misses Katherine
j. Fox. Julia A. Lennon. Emily Jordan,
Helen Robinson. Edna Finney. Mary
Smith. Margaret II. Martin. Mrs. P. Mar
tin. Mr.. James NJ Barron. Or. John
Hcgarty. Mr.. John Calnan. Mr. Charles
Fitzgerald. Mr.. Walter Donovan. Mr..
Thomas Mcnamara. Mr.. James NJ Hamil-
ton and Mr.. Harry Z. WaysOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hardy Taliaferro
announce the marriage OF their niece,
Mrs. Elizabeth Brooke Hopkins Hinch-
man. TO Mr.. Conrad Powell Carter. OF
Virginia The ceremony took place on
Wednesday afternoon at Mr. and Mrs.
liafcrro's arartment in the Ports
officiating. Owing TO mourning in the
brides family. there were no guests at
the wedding
Mrs. Carter is the daughter of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hopkins. of How
ard. County. Nd. and a great niece OF
Johns Hopkins. Mr.. Carter is Il brother OF
Mrs. Morgan Reach and a cousin of Mr..
William Burr Harrison. He is a menu
Der of the staT Of the Office of Engineers
of Rivers and Harbors. of the District.
Upon their return from an automobile
trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Carter will make their
home in Washington.
Miss Katherine Judge returned from
New York yesterday. accompanied by
Mrs. Charles Whitley and Mrs. Ernest
hamburger. of Salt Like City. who will
be the house guests Of Mrs. Theodore
Baldwin and Miss Judge.
One of the interesting weddings or
next week will be that of Miss Dorothy
Talcott, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. VI.
Talcott. and Mr.. Hugh Gaylord Barclay.
Of Mobile. which will take place next
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