The Washington herald., 1915-12-31


supper was served. and the party con-
ling. Breakfast was served before the
last Of the guests departed.
| A number OF dinner parties preceded
the dance. Mrs. William Haywood en-
jte,tained twenty-five guests In compli-
ment to Miss Elizabeth Young. Miss
lAntoinette Ray gave a young peoples
Jdinner. and Mrs. William Riley Deeble
arranged an informal dinner party for
her son. Cadet William Riley Decide. and
her school girl daughter. Miss Margaret
Deeble.
Miss Virginia Wallis. daughter of Mrs.
Samuel Wallis. was hostess at bridge.
followed By tea. yesterday afternoon In
honor OF Mrs. Henry T. Bull. who Is the
guest OF her monther. Mrs Dallas Bache
| Wainwright. Miss Wallis aunts. the
Misses Mitchell. presided In the dining
| room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goddard and their two
| children, OF New York. were among yes
| terday's arrivals at the Shoreham, where
4 they will pass several days.
Miss wilmar Michael entertained at a
bridge party yesterday afternoon In
honor Of her house guest. Miss Gertrude
Dix. Of New York. niece Of former Gov.
Dix. of New York. The other guests
were Mrs Reginald Geare. Mrs. Vernon
West. Miss Anne Tuohy. Mrs. Louise
Hillyer. Mrs. James Hale Strong. Miss
Marie Adams. Miss Marie Tunstall. Miss
Louise Howse: Miss Lillian MesSer. Of
Baltimore; Miss Indie Robeson. Miss
Maud Parker and Miss Dorothy Camp
bell.
An engagement of much interest to
washington's diplomatic and social cir-
cles Is that OF Miss Carmen Arosemena
and Mr.. Luis Alberto Carbo. Miss Arose
mena is the daughter of Don Eduardo
NJ. Arosemena. president Of the Bank
OF Ecuador. and OF Sonora Dona Csta-
lima Tola de Arosemena. Mr.. Carbo Is
the son Of Mrs Luis Felipe Carlo and
OF the late Minister from Ecuador to the
United States. The marriage will take
place in Washington next month.
Mrs Ezra Koon was hostess to a bridge
party yesterday afternoon at her apart
ment in tho Dresden. Additional guests
were asked for tea. Mrs. Beale Il. How
ard and Mrs. Charles Long presided at
the tea table.
Mrs. Morton J. Henry. well known in
Philadelphia and Washington society. has
arrived from her home In the former
city to pass several days at the Shore
ham.
Mrs. Daniels, wife of the Secretary of
the Navy, was the guest in whose honor
Mrs. Francis s. Nash entertained at
luncheon yesterday afternoon The table
decorations were poinsettias and Rich
mond roses The other guests were Mrs.
]. 3. Aleshirc. Mrs. Frak Anderson. Mrs.
william c. Braisted, Mrs. J. C. Boyd.
Mrs. Willard II. Brownson. Mrs. Delos
Blodgett. Mrs. T. A. Baldwin. Mrs.
Mark Bristol. Mrs. Henry V. Butler.
Mrs. Adelaide Worth BaEley. Mrs.
George Barnett Mrs. Fred T.. Chaplin.
Mrs. Thomas Chatard. Miss Martha Cod
man. Mrs. Thomas d. Dunn. Mrs. Henry
". Farnum. Of New York: Mrs. Henry ,
D. Flood. Mrs. F. F. Fletcher. Miss ANA
ryIlis Gillett. Mrs. J. II. Glennon. Mrs.
Archibald Oracle. Mrs. Robert Hinck
ley, Mrs. Richard Harlow. Mrs. John
Hood. Mrs. William Haywood. Mrs.
William p Hall. Mrs. Perry Heath.
Mrs. Charles T. Hutchins. Mrs. Paul
johnson. Miss Bessie Kibbey. Mrs. James
Hamilton Lewis. the Misses Lansing.
Mrs William D. Leahy. Mrs. Bowman
McCalla. Mrs. Albert l.. Mills. Mrs.
Montgomery McComb. Mrs. Malcomb
McConnihe. Mrs. James r. Mann. Mrs. |
c. C. McChord. Miss Virginia Miller. |
Mrs. Frank l. Pleadwell. Mrs. J. Will
ard Ragsdale. Mrs. Samuel Reber, Mrs. |
Presley NJ. Rixey, Miss Helen Rodgers. |
Mrs. Stephen o. Richey. Mrs. Swager |
Helen Stewart. Mrs. Charles Spaulding |
Mrs. Claude Swanson. Mrs. Robert |
Fitch Shepard. Mrs. Robert Taver. Mrs |
T. Dc Witt Talmadse. Mrs. Joseph E. !
Thropp. and Mrs. Henry Wiley.
Miss Valarie Padelford entertained a |
luncheon company OF eight covers in
day.
Representa- tive and Mrs. Thetus W. |
Sims. OF Tennessee. entertained at a
tea dance at Rauscher's yes
terday afternoon to introduce to society |
their daughter. Miss Marie Sims. Slen-
der fr trees and Southern smilax deco
rated the bathrooms and pink roses
adorned the tea table. and were placed !,
In graceful vases around the rooms. The
debutante wore a dainty gown of white
tulle. draped over a petticoat of silver
lace. The bodice was Of tulle and the
girdle was of silver. She carried a quaint |
colonial bouquet or sweetheart roses and
other tiny blossoms I'm a lace holder.
Mrs. Sims costume was of pale gray
tulle, over a foundation of gray satin
and lav.shly trimmed with crystal and
jet She wore a corsage bouquet of
orchids.
Those assisting were Mrs. Albert Sid
ney Burleson. Mrs. Josephus Daniels. |
Mrs. William E. Borah, Mrs. John X.
Shields. Mrs. James r. Mann. Mrs.
Hampson Gary. Mrs. James E. Hurley.
Mrs William l. Beale. Mrs Louis
Mrs. william Joyner. Miss
Sidney Burleson, Miss Lucy Burleson.
Miss Jeanette Cowan. Miss Josephine
Shields. Baroness Won Winkler Miss
Elizabeth Hamilton. Miss Katherine
Beach. Miss Ruth Lester. Miss Beatrice
Dulin. Miss Ellie Lejeune. Miss Mar
rherrita Tillman. Miss Marjorie Helm
bold. Miss Eli1ab beth Kingsbury. Miss
Amy Bannett, Miss HfdaEarde Hurley.