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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1924
Page
12
Washington social pages detail a flurry of holiday parties and dances. Debutantes Miss Louise Ireland and Miss Lydia Archbold host and attend events at the Metropolitan Club annex, Shoreham hotel, and Hamilton, with families including the Vanderbilt, Houghton, and Pou circles. Guests include diplomats, military families, and prominent Washington residents, all preparing for the Children's Country Home ball and other seasonal entertainments.
Miss Fraser Mitchell and her sisters host a tea in their Northumberland apartment from 4 30 to 7 o clock this afternoon. Guests at the tea table include Mrs. Benjamin King Mrs. Howard S Leroy Miss Mildred Yeager Miss Eleanor Waters and Mrs Norman T Anderson.
Under Miss Eleanor Wheeler the Junior League plans hospital aid at Children's Hospital with diet kitchen work sewing and visiting patients for holiday entertainment. Subchairman Miss Helen Townsley directs outside sewing and Mr Eustace Florance Jr oversees. The group promotes a January 2 charity ball for the institution as winter visits continue. Cadets Westphalinger and Fuller of USMA spend holidays at the academy.
The text notes the residence of Mr and Mrs R W Fuller at 2333 Ashmead Place Northwest, identifying the home address of the couple’s parents.
New York society notes Count and Countess Costantini have returned from Palm Beach to the Madison. Col C E C G Charlton British military attache to the Washington embassy is at the Van derbilt. Mrs Vanderbilt heads to Washington for Christmas with her son-in-law and daughter the Hungarian Envoy and Countess Lanzio Szechenyi. Mr and Mrs Robert Livingston hosted a dinner at home for Miss Louise Potter Dean, Mrs Livingston's debutante sister, and then escorted guests to a theater.
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