The Washington herald., 1919-12-01
cAPITAL GIRLS
At DEBUT RAIL-.

cAPTrAL GIRLS
AT DEBUT BALL. Y
Miss Nancy Lane. debutante daugh-
ter Of the Secretary Of the interior and
Mrs. Franklin X. Lane, Miss Anna
Hanilif. Miss Frances Hampson. Miss
Isabel Pell and Miss Milident Rogers
were some OF the Washington buds
who attended the bali given at the
Ritz Carleton In New York Saturday
night BY Mr. and Mrs. J. Horace
Harding to introduce their daughter.
Miss Catherine Harding. TO society.
Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. Gibson.
who have the Stefan house In Edge
moor for the winter. will entertain al
dirLer Wednesday night i.E F..
Mrs. Charles c, Lewis. Of Spring
Geld, Mass. at a dinner and dance
IN her home on Long Hill Saturday
night, announced the engagement Of
her daushter. Miss Dorothy jeanette
Lewis. to DR.. CiiitoTd Slater Wheeler.
Of New York. No date has been set
for the wedding, as Miss Lewis is
still q student at the Bennett school.
Millbrook, N. Y.
DR.. Wheeler was one, of the two
Americans appointed to serve on the
stan Of Gen. Milan Stefanic. of the
Srench army, at the personal request
CT the latter. Receiving the commits
sion of captain. he was assigned to
the Czecho- Slovaks In Siberin er
the Grmistice he accompa MED Gen.
stefanic to Paris, where he testified
as to conditions In Siberia before the
tolk
Gently In Washington and was ex-
tensively entertained here.
Mai. Andrew B. Drum. L. S. 81. c.,
who has been Stationed in this city
for some time. has been ordered to
Newport, r, !.
? Commander Frederick C. Sherman
has purchased the residence at 1921
Kenyon street. formerly the home Of
William S. Phillips
Mrs. Herbert ShIpman will enter
tain at luncheon today in New
York for Lady williams-Taylor.,
A tea In honor OF Madame Taxa
Tako nashi Tanaka. OF Tokyo. Japan;
Mrs. Betty Ejelsberg. of Norway.
and Madame Olivia RossettI AgresL
OF Italy. who have acted as advisors
TO the delegations from their coun-
tries at the International Labor Con-
ference. will be given this afternoon
by the National Woman's party at
their headquarters in Jackson Place.
Among the hostesses who will re-
ceive the guests and assist at the
"a fahIa Suf Mrs Inhn
White. Mrs. Arthur Ramsay. Mrs.
Harvey W. Wiley, Mrs. James V.
McClintic: Mrs. Matthew Hale. Mrs.
John Mason Brown, Mrs. Laurence
Todd. Miss Sheldon Jackson. Mrs.
Paul Hanna, Mrs. Charles Edward
Russell. Mrs. Margaret Hatfield, Mrs.
ellison Gardner. Mrs. George Odell
Miss Martha Brooke Bright. Mrs.
John r. Milhoiland. Mrs. Tom Will
liams, Mrs. William Clagett. Mrs
James Macarthur. Mrs. Edward Nu-
dick. Mrs. Nicholas Kelley. Miss
Catherine Fisher and Mrs. Eleanor
Taylor Marsh.
A. A. Williamson. American con-
sui at Dairen. China. and his family
are visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John c. Williamson, and his sister
Mrs. P. B. McConville. 5713 Thirteenth
street, after an absence OF several
years in the Orient. At the cunclu-
sion of the visit Mr.. Williamson and
family will leave for Japan, where he
is to assume the duties Of American
consul at Kobe.
Mr.. Williamson was sent to DaIrer
, as vice consul in 1908. Subsequently
he was transferred to Antung, and
4 a ~ q aArvin0 k,, To
nnosa was again stationed at Dairer
In 1914
He is a Washingtonian. having beer
a student at Western and Business
/ High schools.