The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1915-12-30

One of the most interesting functions
OF an afternoon. filled with social events
of Importance is the tea dance which
Congressman and Mrs, Thetus w. Sims,
of Tennessee. will give at Rauschers
to introduce their daughter, Miss Marie
Sims. Miss Sims enjoys the distinc-
ton OF being one of the few buds re-
cruited from the ranks of official so
ciety and is moreover one of the pref
test and most winning Of the debu-
tantes. She will wear dainty gown OF
white tulle, draped in bouffant style
over petticoat of silver lace. The
bodice is of tulle and there Is a deep
girdle of silver She will carry a quaint
colonial bouquet OF sweetheart roses and
other tiny blossoms in a lace holder.
Mrs. Sims costume Is OF pale gray
tulle, made over a foundation of gray
satin and lavishly trimmed with crystal
and jet She will wear a corsage bou-
quet Of orchids.
Southern smilax sprays the ceiling in
the large ball room, where the young
people will dance and slender spruce
rors. Mrs. Sims and her daughter Will
receive in the small ball room, which is
set with spruce trees, and will have the
many beautiful fiowerks sent the debu-
, tante about them. Quantities of pink
roses will be used on the tea table and
ing decoration against the background
of green in both ball rooms.
Those assisting will be Mrs. Albert
! Sidney Burleson, Mrs. Josephus Dam
| iels, Mrs: William e. Borah Mrs. John
K. Shields. Mrs. James r. Mann. Mrs.
Hampson Gary. Mrs. James e. Hurley,
Mrs. William L. Beale, Mrs. Louis
Brownlow, Mrs. William Joyner, Miss
Sidney BurlesOn., Miss Lucy Burleson,
Shields. Baroness Won Winkler. Miss
Elizabeth Hamilton, Miss Katherine
Beach Miss Ruth Lester. Miss Beatrice
! gheritta Tillman, Miss Marjorie Helm
! bold, Miss Elizabeth Kingsbury. Miss
! Amy Bannett, Miss Hildagarde Hurley,
| and Miss Isabel Beury and Miss Louise
Beury. of Charleston. W. Va, who are
The marriage Is announced of Miss
| Louise Weis Of Richmond. Va. and
gsn Ninth s street. Ss ReS 10 Morgsn
Chambers, officiating The bride was
attended by Miss Nettie Beuchert ard
Bernard l.. stringer was best man.
Miss wimar Michael is entertaining
at a bridge party of four tables this
afternoon i'm compliment TO her mouse
guest Miss Gertrude Dix, of New
I ~ New York. The other. guests are
Mrs. Reginald Ceare. Mrs. Vernon West,
Mss Anne Trohv. Mrs. Louise Hillyer,
Mrs. James Hale STRONG, Miss Marie
Adams, Miss Marie Tunstnll. Miss
louise Howse, Miss Lillian Messer, OF
/ baltimore. Miss Indie Robson, Miss
! Edith Cohen. Miss Dorothy Cahiil,
/ Miss Maud Parker and Miss Dorothy
/ Campbell.
/ Dr and Mrs. Louis Greene will enter
/ tain about ninety children at fancy
dross party this afternoon for their son
/ and daughter. Miss Anne Carter Greene
! house Is decorated with Christmas
| precnS. There viii he a real Santa
! Claus. ho will distribute from tho pacli
| on his back horns, drums. candy. and
various presents for the little guests
| Little Miss Greene will wear a costume
fairioE. while Master Greene will apneaI
as Robin Hood A donkey party will be
one of the features nf the afterno ~.
and the party will wind up with dancing
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Mrs s. Hubert Dent. ir.. wife of Con
eresEman Dent Of Alabama. was host6T,
at luncheon today at her apartment
i Mrs. JOseDh w, Folk Mrs. John Il
Osborne Mrs. Ben Johnson. Mrs. MARY
Schluter. Mrs. Wilton Lambert. Mrs
Ollie James. and Mrs. Walter Wells.
This is the first OF a series of luncheoni
which Mrs. Dent has planned to give
during the season. She Will give another
tomorrow afternoon.
Mir. and Mrs. John IL. Carter gave 4
! dinner OF eleven covers on Tuesday
evening in compliment to the employees
OF the Carter Company. Miss Ruth
Carter and Miss Ethel Morselle gave a
musical program during the evening.