The Washington herald., 1919-12-12
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Ry z C. DRUM-HUNT

MI. and Mrs. Corning. OF Albany.
n. T.. who are spending the winter in
washington. have sent out cards for
a pail on the evening OF January IL
Sir Arthur and Lady willert will
leave Washington Monday for New
York. where they will sail on We'd
nesday for Bermuda to spend the
Christmas holidays. -
Representative and Mrs. S. Wallace
Dempsey entertained an Interesting
company at dinner Wednesday even
Ing.
Miss Helen Tremaine. who has been
visiting in Cheboygan. Mich. has re-
turned to Washington.
Commodore Voshitake Uyeda. l. J.
". Of the Japanese Embassy stan.
was host at "a luncheon yesterday
at the Shorcham.
Yesterdays
DEBUTANTE.
Yesterdays debutante was Miss
Oelphine HeyL daughter OF Col
Charles H Heyl. who was formally
presented at a large tea yesterday
afternoon at the family residence in
wyoming avenue Col. Heyls' sister.
Miss Heyl. received with the debu-
tante. The latter's sister. Mrs. 10
seph Colquitt. also was in the re-
ceiving line. as was Miss Helen Sew
Gil. OF Philadelphia. who Is visilin4
the idebutante.
Mrs. Charles I. Borie. Mrs. Robert
Seweft and Mrs. Edward IIcyI. nf
philadelphia. and Mrs EIiphaIet J..
Andrews presided at the tea table.
Others assisting were Miss Marcia
Chaplin. Miss Helen McLanahan, Miss
Helen Tucker. Miss Peggy Martin.
Miss Anne DuIaney. Miss Mary Gus
tbs Lee. Miss Betty Grorve. Miss AL
berta Gilbert. Miss Elizabeth Jeff
ries. Miss, Eleanor Harris. Miss
Lindsay Wood. Miss Virginia Nc
kenney. Miss Ruth Donaldson and
Miss Frances Hampson.
The reception was followed by a
bunet supper for the girls of the
receiving party. and afterward they
attended the Italian fete at 24OO
Sixteenth street. Quantities OF pink
roses and the bouquets sent the
young debutante formed the decora-
tions in the various rooms OF the
drawins-room suite. where palms
and smilax made an effective back
ground.
The debutante wore a charming
gown OF orchid satin. with a bodice
made in the prevailing mode. and a
rather full skirt slightly distended
at the top and finished at the hcm
in scallops. edged with narrow rib
bon ruffleS. A silver rose at the
waist line made a pretty finish. She
carried a bouquet of orchids and
violets.
The return OF Princess EnGalitcher.
of Russia, is Of interest to Washing
ton. She recently arrived in this
country from France and Is in Chi
cago. She was formerly Evelyn Flor
ence Partridge. daughter of the late
Charles w. Partridge.
An out-of-town wedding OF interest
to society in the National Capital.
Maryland. Virginia and New York,
took place at noon Wednesday in
Asheville. n. c.. when Miss Virginia
Ritchie Harrison. daughter OF Mrs.
George Evelyn Harrison, of Virginia.
was married to Mr.. Frederick Clarke
Mccormack. The ceremony was per-
formed at the Grove Park Inn. where
Mrs Harrison and her daughter have
been spending the early season.
Among the guests at the wedding
were Capt. and Mrs. Isaac Z. Emer-
son, the latter the mother of Mr.. Nc
Cormack, and his brother-in-law and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Huger
McAdoo.
Mr.. Robert II. McAdoo was Mr.. Nc
Cormack's best man and the ushers
included several of his former class
mates at Princeton University. After
wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. McCor-
mack will spend the remainder OF the
winter with Capt and Mrs. Emerson
at Brooklandwood. their estate in the
Green Spring Valley. Maryland.
Mrs Joseph Hunter Garaghty and
Miss Louise Garaghty are passing the
winter in Washington.
GODFREY TEARLE
IN WASHINGTON.
More than one social function OF
the coming week will be Eraced
by that particularly likable Eng
lish actor. Godfrey TearIe, who has
broken away from his London ad-
mirers long enough to pay America |
a brief visit. In England, Mr..
Tearle is quite as much of a figure
in the fashionable life of the coun-
try as he is on the stage and he
brought with him some notes OF in |
PRODUCTION that will gain for him /;
the open sesame to certain excIu-
sive circles
Edouard Albion is making a short
Etay in New York.
The Baroness Speck Won Stern
berg. widow Of the former German