The Washington times., 1916-12-05
TO GIVE DEBUTANTE DINNER
Mr.. and Mrs. syIvanus Stokes VIII
Be Hosts Toniuht.

Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes will
be hosts at a prettily appointed din.
ner OF some fifty covers this evening
I'm compliment to Miss Margaret
Fahnestock, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Gibson F'ahnestock, and one OF the
seasons debutantes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stokes son.in-law,
from New Brunswick, N. j., to join
Mrs. Stone, who is visiting them, and
to attend the. dinner tonight Miss
kltty Belt, OF Warrenton,. Va, and
also are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. stokes,
and Will be among the dinner guests.
About fifty have been invited for
the dancing, which will follow.
Miss Mary A. cryder will give
musical and tea this afternoon, at her
residence In N street Miss Alice Har-
riman will preside at the tea table.
which Will be adorned with red Der.
kronheim win sing and Miss Marie
Hansen, pianist, win play. There will
be about fifty guests.
Capt. Tenny Ross, u. =, A., has re.
turned to Washington after several
months on the border
Miss Jean Jervey, OF Norfolk, who
was visiting Mrs. William ID. Wright.
guest OF her uncle and aunt, Col. and
Mrs. Henry Jervey:
College womea's Events.
This week In one OF unusual inter
est to the members OF the College
Women's Club. as two events OF I'M
portance are on the Scheduie. To-
morrow afternoon at 2:3O o'clock a
card party will be given In the club
rooms at 1904 + street for the benc.
tit OF the house furniture fund: The
hostesses on this occasion viii be the
house furnishing committee.
The second evening reception OF
this season Will be given saturday,
and will be n gentlemcn's evening.
the members having the privilege OF
inviting men. Guest tickets may be
secured from Miss Catherine Curtis,
o12 Fifteenth street.
Mrs. Newton Baker, the wife Of
the Secretary OF War and college
woman, Will sing and Miss Frieda
Frommel, a pianist and dramatic
TO the entertainment OF the guests.
No. meeting is scheduled for Tues
day evening.
Tho dancing section will meet
at the club rooms "Wednesday eve.
hosteEscs for this week arc Mrs. VIII
liam +. Woodland and Miss Katherine
Raber. assisted by other members OF
the club.
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Mrs. Isaac Herman OF 2O22 Elk.
tecnth street has as her guest. her
sister.in.law, Mrs. Joseph A, Seligman
OF Baltimore.
Friday Evening Dance.
The nrst OF %he Friday evening
dances at the willard will be given |
the evening OF January o at 10 o'clock. |
The series OF ten dances. to be held |
Friday evenings during tho season,
has been arranged by Miss Julia |
Wood. and Is under the patronage OF
Interiors. Franklin ID. Roosevelt, As
sistant Secretary of the Navy; Mai. |
Gen. George Barnett. u. =. NJ, e.; Col. |
Robert NJ. Thompson, Gibson Fahnc-
sSss MG and Dr. William si Shi Holland
wilmer.
Mrs. Charles Augustus Doyen. wife
u Colonel Doyen. U. s. NJ. g.. will be
AZ home Mondays In January at the
Marine Barracks.
Tho officers OF the Navy Yard. Navy
and ships. who will give |
Two dances this season at the Navy
Yard, are now issuing Invitations for |
The first dance, TO be given December
20. The second dance will be given
sbout the middle OF February.
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Mrs. Wilson Gives kerchief.
A lovely handkerchief has been do
mated by Mrs. Woodrow Wilson. to
be auctionod on tomorrow, evening.
he second night OF "A bazaar which IL
70 be held tonight and tomorrow eve
ling by the Hitler Bible Class OF
Lincoln II
'oln road and U street northeast.
Dainty, handmade fancy work.
candy. Ice cream and cake, sand
viches, and coffee will be offered Tor
SAFE; Miss Phebe Stine Is chairman
IN charge OF the bazaar.