The Washington herald., 1916-12-01
President and Mrs. Wilson Attend
Brilliant Ball at Navy Yard

Baker, mother of the Secretary, who is
spending some time with them; his cou-
sin, Mrs. Bainbridge, of New Jersey; Mrs
Glenn Worden, of Cleveland. who is their
guest, and her young son, and Mrs. Au-
gust Lewis, Of New York.
The first debutante to be presented this
season was Miss Anne Dorsey Hopkins,
daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. NeviI Monroe
Hopkins, who was formally introduced to
society at a brilliant tea given by DR..
and Mrs. Hopkins yesterday afternoon at
their residence, in Bancroft place.
The house was beautifully decorated
with palms, ferns and clusters Of yellow
chrysanthemums.
Mrs. Hopkins and her daughter re-
ceived together, Mrs. Hopkins wearing a
handsome gown Of cloth Of gold, veiled
with bfonze colored net. The debutante
wore a dainty frock of white satin, COM
bined with white tulle and silver lace.
Presiding at the tea table, which was
adorned with yellow chrysanthemums,
were the buds grandmother, Mrs. F. A.
NJ. Hopkins and Viscountess Henri de
Sibour. Others who assisted in receiving
were Mrs. Lyman Pratt, Miss Margaret
Fahnestock. Mrs. Halle Davis, Miss Mar
garet Clark, the Misses Tuttle, Miss Nell
lie johnson, Miss Candace Howard, and
Miss Hopkins guests, Miss Esther Hos
n1eT, OF BOSTON, anu MISS E1ZaDeIn SCI
ton, of New York and Washington.
Later in the evening DR.. and Mrs. Hop
kins and Miss Hopkins entertained at q
theater party, followed by a supper at
their home.
The guests at the theater party and
supper were Miss Evelina Gleaves, Miss
Esther Hosmer. Miss Ruth Patterson,
Miss Catherine Burdette, the Misses Tut
tie. Miss Janet Heron, Miss Elizabeth
O nj. EN9e
Nellie Johnson, Miss Margaret Clark
Miss Candace Howard, Miss Halle Davis
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Pratt, Miss Eliza
beth Harding, Miss Georgia Schofield
Baroness Lily Won winckler, Miss Edith
Blair, Miss Catherine Harlow, Mrs. F. A
NJ Hopkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Brooke Hop
kins, of Baltimore; DR.. and Mrs. Alfred
Hopkins, Viscount and Viscountess Henr
de Sibour, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ward
John Remey. Lieut. E. NJ. Watson, anG
Messrs. Johns Hopkins, Melville Wallace
Armistead Peter 80. Edwin Morgan, Bal
lard Moore, Richard Chew, Sylvanui
Stokes, jr., James Karrick. jr., Alber
Sturtevant, Ensign Scott Baker. Johr
Hemphill, Henry Chittenden, Donalt
washburn, Ross Thompson. Manninl
Stead, Stuart Walcott, Charles Noble
Gregory and Philip Lee, of Baltimore.
i MTS. ODoCA 'o hSi
first Friday at home this afternoon at hel
residence in Sixteenth street. Mrs. Louii
, Lombard will receive with Mrs. Graci'
and Mrs. Ira Bennett, Mrs. I. c. Cople!
and Mrs. William Alexander will preside
at the tea table.
Mrs. Oracle will lecture on Tuesday aft
,ernoon. December 10. at the Cairo on '"Th'
Symbolism of the American Flag"
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Thomas Mann en-
Itertained about ninety guests at Pierro
and Pierrette dance last evening at thei
residence in Sixteenth street.
Among the guests were Mrs. Victo
Blue, wife Of Capt. Blue, commanding th'
10. 8. S. Texas; DR.. Leland Golfer. o
Staten Island, and Col. Herbert S. Whip
pie, U. s. A. of Governors Island, whit
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Mann for sew
eral days.
One Of the interesting. features OF tn,
bazaar to be given for the benefit of th'
House Of Mercy at the residence of Mrs
Charles w. Richardson. 1917 Connection
avenue on Wednesday, December g. from
8 to o'clock. will be the original whit
elephant table. Among those in charge o
this table will be Mrs. Julian James, Mis-
Katherine Mimmack. Mrs. Susan Murray
Miss Elizabeth Sawtelle, Miss Milliken
Mrs. r. G. Hoes. Mrs. Robert Elmore
Miss Murray Ledyard, Miss Sophie Sic
bert, Mrs E. l. McClelland and Mis-
Emily johnson, Of Frederick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Reeside enter
tained at a dinner of fourteen covers yes
terday for their son. Mr.. Harmer Reeside
who has come from St Luke's School II
Philadelphia to pass the holidays with hi
parents, and Mr.. John Owen. of Wiscon
sin, q clasmate Of their son, were amoni
their guests.
Washington society was greatly in
terested in the wedding yesterday o
Miss Pocahontas Butler, daughter o
former Senator and Mrs. Marion Butler
of North Carolina. and Capt. Thoma
Dupuy Woodson, Medical Corps, U.
\. The ceremony took place yesterda;
afternoon at 8 o'clock at Elliott, tn
North Carolina plantation Of Mr.. an
Mrs Butler.
The great drawing rooms of tn
beautiful old masion were decorate
with pine and quantities of flowers. Tn
ceremony was performed by the paste
Of the little Episcopal Church in Elliott
which Miss Butler has attended sine
childhood. The bride, who was give
in marriage by her father, wore a cow
of white tulle over satin, trimmed wit
silver. and made with a court trair
Her veil was of tulle and she carrie
white orchids and lilies of the valley.
Miss Mary Lord Andrews, of Wash
ington, was the brides only attendant
Her gown was Of white tulle and taffet
lace, and trimmed with silver lace. Sh
carried yellow roses. Lieut.. Joseph Z
Arthur, U. S. A, who came up fror
Panama with Capt. Woodson, acted a
best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler are entertain
ing a house party for the wedding
which was attended only by a sma
company of relatives and close friends
Representative and Mrs James
Slayden, of Texas, are among thei