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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1913

Page

10

Society Crowds and Tea Parties Mark Washington Season

A crowded social page reports Mrs Corbin hosting lunch, Miss Esther Cleveland attended by Miss Taft, and dozens of gatherings at the Willard and surrounding clubs. Dinners for officials, engagements for Georgetown law juniors, and dances planned by the Confederate Memorial and UDC groups fill the social calendar.

Debutante Eloise Orme Honored at Fierrot and Pierrette Ball

Mr and Mrs Willam B Orme hosted a Fierrot and Pierrette dance at Evermay in Georgetown for their daughter Eloise Orme debutante of the season. Lower floor rooms were opened for dancing at six, with lilies ferns mantels and palms decorating the drawing rooms and library.

Willam B. Orme Fierrot Pierrette Evermay Georgetown Eloise Orme

Domestic drama links divorces alienation in New York circle

A New York domestic turmoil unfolds with alleged alienation of affections and two divorces, one granted and one continued, tying several local names to a staged plot. Jacques Bustanoby, Roberta Tearle, Conway Tearle, and Josephine Park Tearle figure in the tangled actions as Mrs. Ruth Boyd Bustanoby and Thomas L. Reynolds are also named in related suits.

New York Jacques Bustano Roberta Menges Corwin Hill Tearle Conway Tearle Josephine Park Tearle Josephine Tearle Hus Roberta Tearle Bustanoby Ruth Boyd Bustanoby Thomas L. Reynolds Mr. Reynolds Mr. Bustanoby Belgium

Local Social Notes Mention Several House Guests and Weddings

Appleton P. Clark jr and several ladies plan visits while Mrs. W N Roach jr will not be at home Thursday. Mrs H T Harris will be at 170g Rhode Island avenue Saturday and February 22 from 4 to 6. Major and Mrs Wm W Harts recently returned from Panama sent out cards for a ten Monday afternoon. Mrs J A T Hull and daughter are in New York a week. Mrs Bankhead wife of Senator Bankhead will be at home today 4 to 6 at the New Willard. The Rev Dr Nelms officiated the wedding. the bride wore a dark hive traveling suit. Mr and Mrs Hnulty will leave for their wedding trip and will live at 1731 Twentieth street on return. Judson C Clements and Miss Clements will be at home this afternoon. Miss Dulaney house guest will be with them. Mrs George T Smallwood will be at home February 6. Miss Gildersleeve of Norfolk is visiting Mrs Antoinette Hippey at the Mansfield. Secretary of the Senate Charles B Ben Warder appears. The marriage of Miss Mary Masonnett and Mrs Bennett Warder to Mr Lawrence Hufty took place yesterday in the Church of the Ascension with both families present. Owing to illness Mrs Bennett has kept a low profile in social affairs.

William Alden Smith Sixteenth Street Miss McReze Detroit George P. McLean Senator McLean Connecticut New Hampshire Avenue Major Wm. W. Harts Panama J. A. T. Hull New York Bankhead Senator Bankhead New Willard Nelms Hnufty Twentieth Street Senate Charles B. Ben Mary Masonnett Bennett Katherine Lafayette Square Lawrence Hufty Lord Basil Blackwood John Astor Vincent Astor Fifth Avenue Ritz-Carlton Lord Blackwood Oxford Marquis of Dufferin Ritz Judge Blackwood Edenburgh

Social Leadership Scenes Parade Mackays and Society Figures

Mrs Clarence H Mackay and her daughter Ellen return to Harbor Hill Roslyn from Paris aboard Kronprinsessin Cecilie met by Mr Mackay. En route to Roslyn, Mrs Mackay denies living abroad while Ellen recovers from appendicitis. Enfranchises greet them. Also coverage of Miss Josephine Sampson and Howard Owsley wedding in Stamford and society tableaux for Post-Graduate Hospital benefit. Duchess of Abercorn campaigns in Pakenham, Lord Basil Blackwood at the Ritz, and anecdotes on American interest in Indian policy.

Reno Hilde Sampson Owsley Josephine H. ‘Sampson Chicago Constantinople John G A. ‘Leishman

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