The Washington times., 1920-12-11
Jean EHot's Mexus
Of Capital Society
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OF washington are entering inv INV
spirit OF the idea. and the costumes
viii be both picturesque ana AMUSING
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An interesting company of music lovers
will assemble this afternoon at the resi-
dence OF William Phelps Emo at the
reception given by Mrs George Ehte
and Mr.. Emo in honor OF Nine. mary
Cavan and Otakar Msrak. who are In
Washington to sing the leading roles
in Aida" with the Washington opera
Company next week
Mrs. Edward L. Munson VIII enter
tain a large company Oh sues
Guiding members of the younger set
and a number OF her friends AZ a
tea dance this afternoon, which she
will give at the Washington Club 10
present her daughter, Miss Katharine
Munson. to society.
Mrs. Munson, who will wear be-
coming gown of black velvet trim
med in iridescent beads In yeiow
shades, will be assisted ~ Mrs. Philip
Campbell, Mrs. T. q. Donaldson, MIS-
Roger Brooke, Mrs. Clarence Miller
Mrs. Richard La Garde. Mrs. Lawrence
Fleming, Mrs. Clarence Day, and Mrs
Ralph. OF Portland, Me.
Alternating at the tea table viii De
Mrs. Merritte Ireland, MIS- Wiinam
Hahn, Mrs. Daniel Anthony, Mrs. VIII
liam Cline Gorden, and Mrs. Charles
Byrne.
The debutante Will receive the
guests in a charming frock OF white
tulle draped in white 1use cloth'
which is a rare material that Mrs.
Munson brought back from East India
several years ago. 1t is beautiful
crisp material and is used as draper
, les on the skirt, falling In points 10
the end of the skirt, and finished with
tiny clusters of pink flowers. Inc
flowers are also used as straps across
the shoulders. She will carry an OLD
fashioned bouquet of mixed flowers.
The bud will be assisted by MISS
Edith Bacon, Miss catharine Marriott,
Miss Marjorie Gelm, Miss Dorothy
Mondell, Miss Katherine Sutherland,
Miss Frances Smith. Miss Marion
Smith, Miss Zilla MacDougall, Miss
Anne Craven, Miss Teresa Crosson,
Miss Betsy, Ross, apd Miss Annals
Byrnem and four guests VINO are
spending the weekend with her in
|, GLIDING Miss Valeska Bacon, New
Haven, Conn; Miss Katherine Buck
holx, Montreal. Canada: Miss Margaret
Huhlein, of Louisville, Ky. :.
, Following the tea, Col. and Mrs.
Munson will entertain their daughter
and the members of her little house
party at the supper dance at the
Army Navy Club, when they will have
! about thirty guests OF the younger
set.
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Miss Esther Mcvann. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. ]. McVann, Is an
other debutante to make her Dow
to society this afternoon. when her
mother will present her at tea
dance, which she is giving In the
spacious ball rooms Of Meridian
! Mansions.
Mrs. McVann and her daughter
| will receive the guests in the small
re ON adjoining the ball room, Mrs.
McVann wearing a handsome gown
lsof black velvet and cloth of silver.
, The bud will wear "a lovely model
of cloth of gold. made on simple
lines with scant draperies Of pink
tulle on the skirt and will carry an
old fashioned bouquet Of sweetheart
roses.
Assisting the hostess will be
group of her friends, including Mrs.
George Perkins, Mrs. William Con-
nell, Mrs. Gassner, Mrs. David King.
Mrs. Robinson White, Mrs. w. H.
Crosson. Mrs. ,Tyree Rivers. and Miss
Mclaughlin. Assisting the debutante
will be four guests from New York,
who. she is entertaining over the
week-end-Miss Willow O'Brien, Miss
Agnes Fitzsimmons, Miss Marie
Hemp, AK Miss Josephine Hamlin-
and a number of this seasons debu-
tantes.
The debutante will have assisting
her Miss Zilla MacDougall, Miss May
Taylor, Miss Edith Bacon. Miss
Catharine Marriott, Miss Rosa-Maye
Kendrick, Miss Josephine Bridget
Miss Margaret Crosson, and Miss
Eleanor Mills.
The ball room will be decorated
in quantities of red roses and the
buds bouquets will be the only decor
alton used in the reception room.
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Mss Margaret Byron Gravett and
Gilbert Frazer Miles, of Roanoke, Va,
will be married this evening at $50.
at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gravatt, in Le-
land street, Chevy Chase, Nd, the
Rev Henry Allen Topper of the First
. Bautist Church. officiating.
The bride will be attended by her
sister, Miss Frances Gravett, as maid
of honor, and little Miss Margaret
. Freeny as flower girl. Her brides
maids will be Miss Louise Bllyson, of
Richmond, Va: Miss Bessie Miles, of
Roanoke, sister of the groom; Miss
Lotto Lee, of Jacksonville, Fla, and
Miss Judith F1ippo, of Roanoke.
Mr. Miles best man will be his
brother, Walter Miles, of Roanoke.
The wedding music will be rendered
by Mrs. Florence Howard, with vio-
lin and piano accompaniment. A re-
ception will follow, the bride and
groom leaving later for wedding
trip. They will make their home at
Pennsylvania State College. Mr.. Miles
is a patheologist.
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Mrs. John w. Heavey. wife of
Colonel Heavey, u. S. A., has returned
TO her apartment in the Altamont.
hfter n visit of several weeks in At
lantic City.
The Assistant to the Secretary of
state and Mrs. Wilbur J. Carr will er.
tertain at dinner next Tuesday even
ing. Mrs. George Bagley, OF Mime
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