Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-10
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
A Day Of Receptions-Personal Notes
OF Interest.

A Day Of Receptions-Personal Notes
OF Interest.
The roll Of many carriages resounded through
the avenues yesterday afternoon during the
calling hours and hosts Of ladies and few men
we're out paying visits to the ladies of the Su-
preme Court
Mrs Fuller, wife Of the Chief Justice, re-
ceived her callers in her cordial manner and
introduced each visitor to Miss Mildred Fuller
the fifth daughter of the Chief Justice, and
who 10 this season debutante In society. Mrs
Fuller was dressed in gown Of black silk with
. jabot of black and white silk lace down the
front Of it. Miss Mildred. who finished her
college days at Wellesley last year most credit
ably, Is above the medium height In stature
the lines Of her figure are softly flowing curves
and her complexion Is Of the blonde type. The
golden hair lay IN curls all over the shapely
head and was gathered into a knot at the back
The debutante dress was of a soft wool material
in An exquisite shade of mauve that was very
becoming to the young beauty. The sleeves
and some Of the folds in the skirt we're of
watered silk in msuve, and the rolling collar at
satin slippers in the same color. Miss Mildred
is an excellent equestrienne and, like her
father, she enjoys long walks
Mrs. Miller was unable by reason Of cold to
see callers, as she had promised her friends
she would do. but the house was open to
CALeTs. lney were cnar received by Miss
Lucy Corkhill on behalf of her grandmother.
Miss Corkhill had with her Miss Squire. Miss
Corkhill wore toilet of green India silk and
slippers of bronze leather, and Miss Squire was
in brown cloth and silk.
Mrs Field. Mrs. Condit Smith and the Misses
Condit Smith received calls on Capitol Hill,
and Mrs. Harlan, in Mt. Pleasant received
many calls.
Mrs. wanamaker. in a carriage dress of dark
~fo of haAo ~
a dark bonnet, and also Mrs. o. III. Ernst, wife
of Maj. Ernst, the new commissioner of public
buildings and grounds, and her daughters, Miss
Elizabeth Lu Ernst and Miss Helen Amory
Ernst, were making calls yesterday.
Mrs. E. ]. Halford with Mrs. W. F. Mattingly
were paying their respects to the ladies of the
court. Others seen making calls were Mrs.
and Miss sherman, Mrs. Carter, wife Of the
Hawaiian minister; Mrs. Cultivate. Miss Voor-
hees, Mr.. and Mrs. Mum, Mrs. Dolph, Mrs.
John Paul Jones, Mrs. Magruder, Mr.. Kellogg
Mr.. and Miss Williams. Miss Sheriff., Mrs
Hugh McCulloch, the Misses Myer and Mrs.
]. Lowrie Bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin J. Sweet have sent out
invitations for the marriage of their daughter,
Miss Evelyn Adelaide Sweet, and Mr. j udson D.
Lincoln, son OF MIR. and Mrs. NJ. d. Lincoln,
the latter being well known as Bessie Beech"
The wedding will be celebrated on Wednesday
evening, December Is, in the Church OF the
Epiphany.
Mrs. and Miss Edie will entertain in company
at a tea on Wednesday after 4:30.
Mrs. cambridge Hoff gives the second Of her
series Of teas on Thursday from 80 to o'clock.
Lady Pauncefote holds a reception this even
ing at the British legation. The invited guests
are asked to meet the delegates to the interna-
tional marine conference at the British lega-
ton at $50
Miss Kate Field is in the city and is at the
Shoreham.
Mr.. c. s. Moves and family have moved in
from their country home and have taken rooms
ut Wizards for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Paul Jones, with their
little daughter, are located for the winter at
2006 Il street.
Mrs. Murray. wife of the president of McGin
university. Montreal, Canada, is the guest of
Mrs. James McGill of LIE Drolt park for a few
days.
Mrs. and Miss Rusk, wife and daughter of the
Secretary of Agriculture, will not receive to-
morrow on account of the death OF Mrs. Scott
Lord
Mrs. Glass, wife of the commandant of cadets
naval academy. is the guest of Admiral and
Mrs. Russell, 1903 De Sales street
Mrs. E. A. Arnold of 223 street southeast
leaves today for her former home in Syracuse,
NY, where she will spend the holidays.
The Thirty club gave the first of a series of
dances to be given during the winter at the
National Rifles hall last evening. The guests
were received by Mrs. \. L. Britton, Mrs. VIM.
H. Moses and Mrs. Vim. Hibbs. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. W. h. Moses, Mr.
and Mrs. Will Hibbs, Mr.. and Mrs Alexan-
der Britton. MIR. and Mrs. f. b. Moves,
Miss NOyes, the Misses Bryan, Miss Venie
Bryan, Miss Louise Kaufman, Miss Bev-
eridge, Miss johnson, Miss McElhone. Miss
Sara Schneider, Miss Whitney, the Misses Nc
Nulty, Miss Lila Gait. Miss Jessie Entwistle,
Miss Fannie Hough, Miss Crissy, Messrs. Nc
Dermott, joyce, McElhone, Sawyer, Hillyer,
Miller, Francis, Parks, Hubbell, DIR. McLain,
Cbace, Darrell, Rust and Smith.
Miss Leila Almond Of Lynchburg, Va, who
il spending several days in the city, will leave
for Baltimore Saturday.
Mrs. Catharine W. Beach Of Denver, state
evangelist of Colorado, is visiting the family
Of Assistant Treasurer Whelpley, 500 East Capt.
tol street
Mrs. Secretary Noble will not receive callers
on Wednesday on account of the death of Mrs
Scott Lord