Evening star., 1922-12-08
Society
CONTINUED from Eighth Pare,

home. in Bloomington, ILL.,. and have
opened their apartment at Wardman
Park Hotel for the winter.
Representative {. William Ramseyer
and family Of Bloomfield, Iowa, have
returned to Washington for the win
ter and have opened their apartments
Miss Mary Weller Mccarthy, who
| has been absent three weeks on a
series of visits in Boston, Fall River
| lngton December Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman G. Palmer have
| returned to the city, after an absence
OF three months, and are at the Bur-
! lington Hotel for the winter.
Mr.. Horace W. Peaslee. Mr. George G.
ruler ruler and and Capt. John E. Wood have
| dence at 1910 18th street for the winter
iney Will be at home this afternoon
| rom to o'clock. for Capt. Pierre
Agnew. who is leaving Washington to
take new assignment in Alaska.
Mrs. Eward Dougherty Of Nashville,
| Tenn, daughter Of the commissioner of
| navigation and Mrs. d. B. Carson, will
| spend the holidays with her parents
At the Hadleigh. 18th street. Mrs.
I
] kins IN Baltimore. Md. for six weeks.
| but is convalescing and will arrive in
| washington today for a visit before re-
turning to her home in Nashville, Tenn.
Representative Vincent M. Brennan
OF Michigan was host at dinner last
night at the Lee House for the group
| OF eight municipal officers OF Detroit
who came to Washington to witness the
| formal ceremony incident to the taking
OF the oath of office as a member of the
! senate by the former mayor of Detroit,
James Couzens. The guests were:
Mr. CLARENCE p Wilcox: Judge Arthur
M Gulford. Mr.. Joseph A. Schultz.
Mr.: R. NJ. Watson. Mr.. John c. Magal
and Mr.. George D. ]. Finn.
| Mr.: and Mrs. Lyoman Kendall en-
dinner last % evenins preeeding ciaS the he
| opera. when their guests included the
| former United States minister to Bel
| gum and Mrs. Lawrence Townsend,
| their daughter, Miss Yvonne Town
send; Mr.. and Mrs. Eff1ngham Law
renee Townsend. Nine. Richard Bo-
! nelli. Mr. William Marrow and Mr..
Carroll Winslow and Mr.. Thes Munds
of New York.
! Dempsey of New York arrived in
Washington on Wednesday and are at
| the Shoreham for the winter.
| debutantes' ball to be given for the
benefit of Neighborhood House In the
bathrooms Of the New Willard the
night of January II are carried out
| the event will undoubtedly be one Of
the very prettiest balls ever to take
secretary and treasurer for the ball.
| and Mrs. Charles J. Bell is chairman
OF boxes. Each debutante of this
season and last is bending every ef-
fort for the success of the ball which
has now become an annual event.
Mrs. c. C.. Chase, who was visiting
| her parents. the Secretary of tho In
| apartment at Wardman Park Hotel,
N. NJ " " " " g.
Miss Mary f. Merrick will entertain
/! at dinner and dance at the teahouse,
1920 Connecticut avenue northwest, this
| afternoon. when there will be about
! forty guests.
| Mr.. George r. Bragg of Richmond.
| Va. announces the marriage of his
| sister. Miss Frances Louise Bragg, to
Mr.. Harold Edward SuppIee of Wash
! inston. D. c. The wedding was quiet
~ soiemnized yesterday. December Z.
\ III leiIuiuouu, va. Alter d nOrtnefQ
trip MIR. and Mrs. Supplee will make
their home in Washington.
Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. II B.
Grow are in Washington for a stay OF
| a month and are at the Powhatan.
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt, mother
of Countess Szechenyi. will take
house in Washington for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Nicholson en-
tertained at dinner last evening In
their home. in Georgetown. Among
their guests were Capt and Mrs. Luke
McNamee. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hard, Senator Samuel Shortridge of
california. Mrs. Borden Hartman, Mrs.
Frederic William VILE. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick McReynolds and Ferdinand
Tuohy Of Paris. who is travelling with
NJ. Clemenceau.
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholson.
will arrive here from New Orleans
within q few days to remain until
early in January, when he will sail for
Paris. Mr.. Nicholson is an engineer.
] Nine. Jusserand Assisting
At WOmen's City Club Tea.
, Mme Jusserand, wife of the am
bassador from France. will assist in
formally at tea at the Women's
City Club, which will be given in her
honor on Thursday. December IA.