The Washington times., 1920-12-22
TODAY,S DEBUTANTE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Crittenden Marriott
are presenting their daughter. Miss
Katherine Marriott, at a tea dance
from to 7 this afternoon at the
Washington Club. The official and
resident society will be both repre-
sented The stately rooms of the club
are lovely with Christmas colors,
misletoe and holly being used in pro-
fusion. Behind the receiving parry
is bank of palms. the tea tables are
decorated with poinsettia blooms and
| red candles, and the rooms are full Of
the bouquets sent the popular bud.
| Mrs. John Temple Graves, Mrs.
Charles Matthews, Mrs. William P.
Hall. Mrs. George Evans. Mrs. James
Turner, and Mrs. Thomas Bradley
will preside at the tea table.
The debutantes helping are Miss
Katherine Sutherland, Miss Elinor
Davenport Wheeler, Miss Ann Craven.
Miss Mary Louise Johnson, Miss AIDE
line Oxnard, Miss Katherine Munson.
Miss May Taylor Miss Esther Nc
Vann, Miss Zilla MacDougall.M Miss Ma,
Gown, Miss Margaret Taylor. Mis-
Rose Maye Kendrick, Miss Anle
Hight. Miss Edith Bacon. Miss Eliza
beth Turner Miss Mona Blodgett, and
Miss Terese Blackburn Hall.
Mrs. Marriott is wearing French
blue chiffon. heavily beaded. over
blue satin. Miss Marriott's frock is
of white tulle trimmed with rides
cent sequins, over white satin. with
a tulle train. She will wear a corsage
of orchids and pink rosebuds.
After the tea dance the same eve
ming, Mr. and Mrs. Marriott and their
| daughter will attend the Christmas
| advertising ball, where Miss Marriott
will take part in the debutante florist
| tableauX.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Drain will
give a dinner for Miss Marriott later
in the season. probaly on January IA.
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Miss Frances Noyes has returned
to Washington, and will remain with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
| Brett Noyes until after her marriage
to Edward Hart on January 6. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Blagden, jr., will
| also be with her parents during the
| holidays, before sailing for India
about the middle Of January to be
absent for a year.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. James II.
Glennon will come to Washington
| shortly to spend the Christmas
| holidays with their son-in-law and
| daughter Maj. and Mrs. Matthew A..
Cross at their apartment at 1870
| Wyoming avenue.
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Mrs. William l.. Marshall. wife of
| the late Maj. General Marshall. u. S.
| A., who has been visiting relatives
in Atlanta, il spending Il few days in
Washington on her way to New York
to join her son-in-law and daughter,
| Comdr. and Mrs. John Harrison
| l.. mann In Iyp N yyhprp I'll a.
will pass Christmas.
Major and Mrs. Francis Ruggles
have arrived in Washington to spend
month with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins. They
are on their way from Fort Sill, Okla,
to Camp Dix. N. j., where Major
| Ruggles has been ordered to duty.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick II. Chaplin
and Miss Marcia Chaplin Will give a
young peoples dinner at the Abb
club on Christmas Eve In compliment
to Miss Adeline Oxnard, Afterward
the company will attend Miss Anne
| flights coming out ball at Rausch-
er's. Hiss Hight and the members OF
the little house party she Is enter
tanning will be among tho guests at
! the dinner,
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Capt, and Mrs. Edward 0oring Bliss
have taken an apartment at 1880
| sixteenth street, They have az their
guest for the holidays Mile. Renee
| Ginouvier, of Tours, France Mrs.
| Bliss met Mile. Ginouvier while her
husband was on duty abroad and
when the two ladies were working In
the same cantecn in Tours.
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An interesting wedding Will take
place this evening when Miss Emorie
! Doughton, daughter Of Congrcssma n
and Mrs. Robert l.. DouRhton Of North
Carolina, and DR.. u. o. Edwards OF
Ashevillc, n. c., are to be married at