The Washington times., 1918-11-28
HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY
Day Festivities Official S0cety-F of Seasons
Debuantes Is Presented Tea at Washington Barracks

toque Of navy . blue velvet, and q
I,corsate Of while roses. After the
! breakfast Lieutenant 0'Leary an.l
his bride left for their wedding trip
which viii include q visit to the par
ents OF the former. Mr.. and Mrs
William OLeary, in Boonville. They
Will 80 then to New London, Conn
where the bridegroom Is stationed.
A number OF interesting dinner pdr-
ties viii be given this evening. The
Minister Of Switzerland and Nine.
SulSers VIII entertain at dinner In
compliment to the retiring Ambas-
sador OF Argentina and Nine. Naon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Hamlfn will
have rev guests dining Informally
with them: Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Cas-
par Miller will give q dinner for n
few old friends from California, and
others who will have guests are Mrs.
Thomas +. Walsh and Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Van Rensselaer, and their
daughter, Mrs. James Carroll Frazer.
Senator and Mrs. oscar Underwood
are at the Wolcott Hotel, New York,
for a trief stay.
Mrs. James W. wadsworth, jr., ac-
scompanied by Miss Evelyn wads-
worth has. gone to Boston to spend
Thanksgiving with her son, who Is
at ST Marks School
Mrs. Amos Fowler win give an in
formal tea this afternoon TO introduce
her daughter. Miss Sally Fowler, to
her friends.
On Talkisg Tear.
] General Guglielmotti, military At.
tache OF the Italisn embassy. who re-
turned to. Washington on Monday,
has LETT again for tour Of the East
ern states. Ohio and Illinois. to de-
liver speeches in several cities. His
absence will last about ten days.
- 80 e~.r-
: The Red Gross, unit Of the pauxh-
ters Of the confedefacy Of the Dis
-trtct division will meet tomorrow at
1 o'clock at 1895 conneetieut avenue.
All members and friends are invited
TO attend. .r7
The president and trustees of, the
copeoran. Gallery OF Art have issued
invitations to the opening private
! view Of an exhibition or British naval
photographs in color, shown under
the auspicess Of the British bureau
Of stpformatipn, tomorrow afternoon
from J to 9 O'Clock : 80 80
: The patronesset for the exhibit in
clude Mrs. woodrow Wilson, Mrs
Thomas R Marshall, Madame Jusse-
rand. the Countess Of Residing, Wis
countess Ishii, Mrs. Robert Lansing.
Mrs. william Gibbs sNcAdoo,. Mrs
Newton Diehl Baker, AIrs. Josephuu
Daniels. Mrs.. Franklin X. Lane, Mrs
David Franklir Housten, Mrs.. Lar
Anderson, Mrs Barclay, Mrs. Thonna,
+. BayGrd. Mrs. William Sheppard
Benson. Miss sLydie s. Biddle, Miss
Mabel 7. Boprdnan, Mrs. William H.
BTownson. Mics Goldman, Mrs. Ala
! stair Gordon Cumming. Mrs. Oswald
H Ernst, Mrs. Marshall Field, Mrs
Thongs T. Can, Mrs. Augustus P.
Gardner, Mrs. Frederick H. GiIlett
Mrs Charles c.. Glover, Lady Grant
Mrs., Cary Travers Grayson, Mrs
George q. Hamilton, Mrs. Charles
Sumner Hamih, :. hrz Gilbert n
Hltcheeek. Mrs. Herbert C. Hoover,
Mrs. Archibald Hopkins. Mrs. Hennen
JenplpgS, Mrs. sPrederie A. Keep, Mrs
Charles L. McCavley, NrE Edward
b. Mclean, Mrs. C. Powell Minnige-
rode, Mrs. Edward Anthony Mitchell
Mrs. 'Leurusi p. Padgett, Mrs. James
Psruslee, Miss Pttten,. Mrs. William
Phillips. MIS- Frank Lyon Polk, Mrs
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Mrs. Claude
A Swanson, and Mrs. Arthur wiilert