The Washington times., 1919-11-25
Washington to hunt q suitable resi-
dence for the winter.

Washington to hunt Q suitable resi-
dence for the winter.
Mrs. James Mcdonald has gone to
New York, accompanied by Miss Mil
dred Bromwell, ard is staying at the
Ritz-Carlton Hotel. She will return
to Washington for Thanksgiving
and on Friday she and Mrs. Charles
S. Bromwell will start for Chicago
to make brief visit.
Miss Bromwell will spend Thanks
giving at Foxcroft, near Middleburg,
Va. and will remain over the week.
end.
Brilliant Reception for Bud.
Maj. Gen. George Barnett, COM
'mandant OF the marine corps, and Mrs.
Barnett will give a brilliant reception
this Afternoon at the Marine Barracks
to present her daughter, Miss Anne
Hamilton Gordon, to society. The
guests to whom this charming bud
will be presented will number several
hundred and will include diplomats.
officials. resident society folk and a
goodly number of ranking officers of
the army, navy, and marine CORDS;
with the ladies OF their families.
The reception will be held In the
band room of the barracks, where the
eud's sister. Miss Leila Gordon, mado
hef debut last winter. Tall fr trees,
agieam with wee colored lights line
the walls, the ceiling Is yelled in
smiiax, through which more colored
lights twinkle. and one end Of the
room, which will be reserved for
those who care to dance, has been
transformed into a miniature garden
hedged about with frs and entered
oy char ming wicket gate. The
marine band will play.
Inc debutante and her mother will
receive near the doorway, and back
OF them is a great screen unon which
are arranged the quantities of fIow-
ers sent the popular debutante. Mrs.
j. M. Harbord, wife of Major General
mar oord. Will receive with Mrs. Bar
nett during the afternoon and so will
the hostess mother Mrs. Montapue
mrs. Barnett will wear a handsome
gown or champagne colored satin
merveilleuse, trimmed with ropes of
pearls; and the debutante,s gown is
OF wnite and silver brocade made on
meoeival lines, with floating skirt
draperies of tulle and a girdle OF
French flowers. She will carry an
armrui OF flowers. Miss Leila Cor
oon, who will ialso be in line for part
OF the afternoon, will wear a smart
iIock OF chanageabIe taffeta in tones
OF lear green and dragonny blue.
Mrs. Daniels To Pour Tea.
MIS- Josephus Daniels. Mrs. Albert
Nioiack, and Mrs. d. Buchanan Berry
man. cousin OF the hostess, will pre-
side at the tea table, and Mrs. Bar
nett viii also be assisted by her
sisters, Mrs. Charles Phillips Hill and
Mrs: Henry Muslin; her cousin, Mrs.
Siora Caperton. OF Richmond. and
mrs. Giichrfst, OF Wilmington.
Foiiowing the reception there will
De an Informal supper party and
dance for the girls of the rece;vine
party and their cavaliers. In this
group Of girls are the debutantes of
this year and the members of the
mouse party General and Mrs. Bar
nett are entertaining-Miss Elizabeth
Gordon and Miss Anne Huntley Cor
don. OF Baltimore; Miss Eleanor Van
dergrift, of Wilmington: Miss Doro.
tiny Savage, of Baltimore; Miss Jane
Marvel, OF Wilmington, and Miss
Lucia Chase. of Waterbury, Conn.
Among the debutantes assisting wifi
be Miss Helen McLanahan, Miss
Frances Hampson, Miss Betty Grove.
Miss Leita Adams, Miss Celeste Cros-
1y. Miss Anne Dulany, Miss Helen
Peggy Martin and Miss Marcia Chaplin.
Last evening General and Mrs. Bar
nett entertained at dinner for their
house guests, the party afterward at
tending the performance at the Be.
lasco Theater and going on to the
Cafe st. Marks to dance.
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas c. Martin and
their daughter. Miss Peggy Martin,
who are now at Somerset House, will