The Washington times., 1917-12-25

iInmeolately arter Christmas. Her
: last recital was in Atlanta on satur-
day evening. when the Home for Grip
pied Children maintained by the Scot.
tish Rite Masons shared in the pro-
eeeds.
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.-' Dine with Justice.
The Vice President and Mrs. Mar.
shall VIII dine tonight with Justice
James Clark McReynolds at his apart.
ment In the Rochambeau. At the
Christmas tree celebration which the
Vice President and Mrs. Marshall had
yesterdGy for their little protege,
Clarence Ignatius Morrison, the only
guests outside the members of their
household were Judge and Mrs.
Charles c. Mcchord, Mrs. Thomas r.
Walsh, and Mr.. and Mrs. Thistle
thvaits, the former the Vice Presi-
dents secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hervey Young
win give a dinner-danes at the Chevy
Chase Club on New Years Eve for
their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Young.
Mrs. Young will be hostess at lunch-
con on Thursday, entertaining in
compliment to Miss Louise Toron.
A bride OF Christmas Eve In Brook
lyn was Miss Madeline Helen Dabo,. OF
Columbia Heights, daughter OF Leon
Dabo, artist, who accompanied the
Rev. DR.. Newell DWIGHT Hills ON his
trip to the battle fields OF France last
summer. She was married to Captain
Richard Douglas, u. s. r. c., son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Douglas, OF Stone
leigh Court, Washington, in the Ar
buckle Institute, adjoining Plymouth
Church. The Rev. DR.. Hills officiated.
The music was composed specially for
the occasion by Roy Frazier, who
wrote some variations on the bugle
call, which added to the military tone
OF 1.-The wedding. The best man was
David Carb. Miss Marjorie Hills,
daughter OF the clergyman, was the
attendant OF the bride.
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To Give Xmas Dance.
Robert E. Lee Chapter, ga, United
Daughters of the Confederacy, has
completed arrangements for Its Christ.
mas dance, which Is to be given at
the Cairo Friday evening. Christmas
favors will be furnished the guests,
and the ballroom will have the yule-
tide atmosphere in its decorations OF
evergreens. The floor committee is
composed Of the following: William
S. Stamper, chairman: Col. Robert E.
Lee, A. 8. Parry. Hunter Laughton,
II. @. Clay. Gen. H. Oden Lake, Theo-
dore Judd, J. Lee Webb. Walter Z.
Hutton, and ]. William Kyle.
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Logan were
hosts at q theater party, followed by
a supper at the Willard. last evening,
entertaining In compliment to Miss
Enid Sims, debutante daughter OF
Congressman and Mrs. Thetus Sims, !
and Miss Elizabeth Hill, Of Nashville,
Tenn, who is visiting her. Among
Mr.. and Mrs. Logan's guests were the
girls who assisted at the tea dance |
Miss Sims gave at Rauscher's yester-
day afternoon.
Gel Moore At Home.
Col. Dan T. Moore, L. s. A sta
toned at Camp Dix, New Jersey, is |
spending the holidays with his fam
lily at their home near Silver Spring,
Nd. He Will return to camp Thurs
day.
MT. and Mrs. John II. Hewson have |
taken cottage at st. Augustine, Fla.
for the remainder OF the winter. and |
will leave for the South tomorrow.
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Mrs. Nathaniel Thaver n, Rostor
Will visit In New York over the New /
Year, and later will come to Washing
ton to. stay with Mrs. Robert W.
Loyett.
The brides gown was n, white
satin and lace and she wore a veil
OF ,Carrickmscross lace that was the
gift OF the bridegroom's grandmother,
MIS- oliver Douglas. This fell from a
headdress OF Carrickmacross laces
that had been worn by her own ma
ternal grandmother She carried /
white roses and lilies Of the valley. 4
Hotel. ''e '"i al
Col. Cornelius Vanderbilt and Mrs.
Vanderbilt have taken nossss.ion of
their new home, $40 Fifth avenue,
New York. which was form.rIv the
home OF the late William II Wander
Dnit ~. ana iAter that Of the late George
cH DIt, Dill Colonel Vanderbilt
= ! IN camp Wadsworth. Spartansburg.
,. v1te Cornelius Vanderbilt.
u, has returned home for a short
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An engagement OF int.r..t which
nas JUST been announced Is that of
strss Shsries W. McFee and William
Y: Ellieott. Of Baltimore.
- Doll Hosuital and EXCHANGE