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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1911

Page

14

Washington Debutantes Set For A Storied Winter Season

Washington prepares for an old fashioned congressional winter with debutantes from Senate and House families. Notables include Lucy Hoke Smith Ruth Hitchcock Carrie Chamberlain Laura Burleson Helen Hardy Henry Ayres and others as society centers aim to crown a season of elegance around hospitalities and the Congressional Club. Diplomatic arrivals and embassy social life surge, with Russian and German envoys and Mrs Meyer among the prominent guests shaping a refined capital winter.

Washington White House Helen Taft House Senate Congressional Club Lucy Hoke Smith Smith Georgia Ruth Hitchcock Hitchcock Nebraska Carrie Chamberlain Chamberlain Oregon Laura Burleson Burleson Texas Helen Hardy Hardy Wetmore Newlands Nicholas Longworth Andrew J. Peters Augustus P. Gardner Cora Livingston Benton Harriet Lane James Bucdhanan John Calhoun South Mattie Mitchell Duchess de la Rochefoucauld

Washington Social Round: Weddings and Guests in Town

In Washington a busy social page notes Mr. and Mrs. Perry Belmont abroad in Paris preparing to sail for the United States early in November and hosting their winter house. Mme Medrill arrives from New York and visits the Gratton while opening a K Street home. A French visitor party including Mme Rossan de Garagnol and family stays with Mr. and Mrs. William H. Saunders. The Merriams plan Europe for the season. Laura Merriam travels from Boston to New York. Several gatherings honor Mrs. Sheldon Evans and Mrs. George Evans at Chevy Chase Club. Invitations list many Washington guests and hosts, with weddings and society events at St Thomas Church and area homes. A pair of upcoming nuptials include Miss Lena Yrulemey Carter and Mr. John Mackenzie Tabbe in Virginia, and Elizabeth Coulten Elder and Ernest Neal Cory in Washington area churches, alongside other society notices and guest appearances.

Secretary of the Navy Navy Beekman Winthrop Paris Mme. de Pederneiros Marion Oliver Washington Mra Oliver New York Long Island William R. Merriam Europe Laura Merriam John Whealwright Boston Metropolitan Presbyterian Church Elizabeth Coulten Elder Min Samuel Elders Ernest Neal Cory Agro J. Cory Pakoma Perk T Street Cory Central High School Maryland Agricultural College

Social notes from Washington and Virginia Hot Springs

Mrs Robert Hinckley and Mrs Gladys Hinckley, after leaving Bar Harbor, are expected to return to Washington this week. Former Representative and Mrs Frank O Lowden are in New York to meet Mrs Lowden's mother, Mrs George Pullman, recently returned from Europe. Mrs William C Denny hosted a luncheon in the Homestead Japanese room, Virginia Hot Springs, with Mrs Richard Weightman among the guests. Rear Admiral Biles W Terry sails for Italy in early November to winter with his daughter Mme Camperia. Mrs Fremont and Mrs Fremont occupy an apartment at 193 Nineteenth Street for the winter. Mr and Mrs Richard Reid Regerge will winter at their residence on Nineteenth Street, owned by Ming Anne Depew Faulding, previously occupied for years.

George Bakhmetieff Baron Hosen Washington New York Europe Mme. Bakhmetieft Bakhmetieft Robert Hinckley Mies Gladys. Hinckley Vir- Bints Hot Springs Bar Har‘bor Frank O. Lowden William C. Denny Virginia Waa Richard Weightman Terry Laa Biles W. Terry U.S. N Italy E&rly Mme. Camperia Ident+Comdr Camperia Fremont John C. Fremont Aetapes Richard Reid Regerge Nineteenth Street Ming Anné Depew Faulding

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