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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1914

Page

12

Mrs Trench Hosts Tea For Miss Wurts Guest of Miss Nash

Mrs Trench wife of Commander Trench entertained at a ten yesterday afternoon for Miss Mary Wister Wurts who is the guest of Miss Caroline Nash.

Mrs Trench Commander Trench Mary Wister Wurts Caroline Nash

Notable Society Figures Headed to Winter Cities

The Belgian Minister and Mme Have nith travel to New York for a short stay. Robert Rutherford McCormick arrives from Chicago to visit his mother Mrs McCormick. Mr and Mrs Frederick Delano and the Delano sisters plan holidays in Boston with Mr Alexander Grant. Willing Peters of Philadelphia takes an apartment at the Portland for the winter. W W Ritter of Columbus leases Mrs Charles Munns Scott Circle house. Miss Dulaney of Kentucky visits Washington for her sister Mrs Judson Clements. Miss Deland and Miss Munroe relocate to 1901 N Street for the season.

Frederick Delano Delano Shoreham Boston Alexander Grant Willing Peters Philadelphia Portland Miss Dulaney Kentucky Washington Judson Clements

Social notes from the capital season and visits

Capt Wallace M Craigie visits his mother Mrs David J i Craigie while Helen Swarmstedt spends the holidays at home and will return to Wellesley after New Year s. Mrs Walter Van Sweringen cancels social engagements due to her mother s illness. Mr and Mrs F H Appleton arrive in Washington from Bangor Me and stay at Shoreham. Miss Julet Williamson Hall, daughter of Mrs Carvel Hall, will debut in Annapolis on Saturday January 2 at a reception hosted by her grandparents Rear Admiral and Mrs Thom Williamson. Miss Sara Carr Upton accompanies Mrs Eugene Carr at 1724 Twentieth Street. Mrs David du Bose Gaillardia is in the city staying at 1312 Connecticut Avenue. Mrs E Simons of 1746 Eighteenth Street NW entertains her sisters Edna and Mildred De Leon and Miss Freda Madden of Philadelphia at home Friday evening. An informal opening of the Young Women s Hebrew Association new home is set for January 10 at 1330 Tenth Street NW.

Helen Swarmstedt Wellesley Walter van Sweringen S Street Julet Williamson Hall Carvel Hall Annapolis Thom Williamson Sara Carr Upton Eugene Carr Twentieth Street David du Bose Gaillardia City Connecticut Avenue E Simons Eighteenth Street Northwest Edna and Mildred de Leon Freda Madden Philadelphia Young Women's Hebrew Association Tenth Street

Washington Pezet Engaged to Brookline Gill

The engagement of Helen Leghorn of Brookline to Washington Pezet son of the Peruvian Minister to the United States was announced. Leghorn is a popular Brookline figure. her father George Richard Leghorn is treasurer and director of Hotel Somerset. Pezet, Harvard 1910 graduate, is a diplomat and playwright with a Boston-Washington base and was named manager of New Toy Theater.

Washington Post Boston Helen Leghorn George Richard Leghorn Brookline Washington Pezet United States Washington Columbia Theater Raleighs Mr Petet Harvard Youn New Toy Theater

Chorus and tableau rehearse for Capitol Christmas tree event

About 500 chorus members and the nativity tableau cast practiced at the National Theater. Otto T Simon led the rehearsal as W H Singleton urged that the community celebration aim to surpass last year. Costumes from local groups were included.

Coat Plaza Capitol National Theater Otto T Simon W H Singleton

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