Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-24
SOCIAL MATTERS.
I've Debutantes introduced to Society Yes
terday-Personal Mention.

an afternoon at home yesterday to introduce
the Youngest daughter of the house. Miss Anna
Davidge TO their friends. Miss Davidge wore
a toilet of white and pink lowered silk and the
The reception party was large and composed OF
Miss Gofdsborough. Miss Clara Fleming Miss
Phenix. Miss Victoria Emory, Miss Henry, Miss
Iowery, Miss Washington. Miss Mary Cox,
MrsL ysnin and Miss Blackston Of Cumberland.
Webers Band furnished music for the dancing
which was engaged in after O'Clock. The
guests numbered large company of residents
and officials.
Mr.. and Mrs Sidney Everett introduced their
daughter 10 society last night ut a reception.
The debutapte wore a simple frock Of white
silk null. and was hedged about with a great
PROPULSION of flowers. the gifts of friends The
company was large, the resident and offeial
society Of the capital being fully represented.
Senator and Mrs. Dixon left the city this
morning for their home in Westerly n. I.
where they will spend Christmas day with the
family. and return 20 the Hotel Arno on Mon
day
Representative Theodore z. Burton of Cleye-
lad. Ohio. left for his home last evening to
spend tie holidays with his family.
Mrs. Cameron has returned to the city from
New York. and was out yesterday afternoon
paying waits
Nm A C. Tyler is spending q few days in
New York city. ..-.-, f.. 20
Mr.. 3. jerome Uhl will return from his studio
in New York city this evening 20 spend the
next ten days with his family here. ." 80.
Mr. and Mrs C. Augustus Williams and Miss
Williams Of New London. Conn, have taken
possession OF their usual winter residence here
at No. 1901 18th street. and will go over to New
York today 70 spend Christmas day.
Miss Rachel Il. Cameron is in the citv with
Senator and Mrs. Cameron at No. q Lafayette
square
Mrs. Henry Draper aud her sister. Mrs.
sIocomb. of New York, are q: the Hotel Arno
for the season.
from their wedding journey tonight and will be
ut the Campbell residence, No. 1879 De Sales
street. for the future. ..s r.
Mis- Fannie White, daughter of Mr.. George
II. r. White of this city, will leave the CITY to-
Gay for Boston. where she will spend the holt
days with friends.
Mrs. Eugene Van Rensselaer, will give large
dirner party to young people on Christmas
night
Sir Julian and Lady Pauncefote will dine
quietly at home tomorrow; the Misses Paunce-
fote will dine with Mrs. Van Rensselaer,. 70,
Mrs. ". F. hattinSly viii be absent from the
city during the first of the new year aud will
not be at home to callers until after January
L. 9rs- Aattingiy will give party for young
people On Monday evening from to 1880
o'clock at No. 1916 II street.
Mrs Morton viii give a small and early
dance, for number of school girls, on Satur-
gay evening at her Scott Circle residence.
Miss wananaker will return to the city OF
Friday of this week. Mrs. wanamaker will ar
rive early next week and viii bring with her a
house party Of guests.
Miss Florence Miller has out invitations for
L. IL SO.l
OF Aiss kEcx of New York.
Miss Hockaday has invited q company of
toung ladies to lunch with her on Saturday.
the 9th instant.
Mrs. William Thompson Harris will be at
home to her friends on Thursdays after The LIST
at No. 1913 / street. '
The ladies Of the itchfeld have out cards
for dancing party on Friday, December %, at
s06 l4th street. .
Mrs. and Miss Breckenridge of Connecticut
avenue have invited their friends 10 o'clock
tea on Friday, the 10th. .
ArA Hoyle, the artist, has issued invitations
for dancing party at her studio in Vernon
row. January 2. 1881. -.i
Miss Alice Everett Of New York avenue left
this morning for Hedgesville. West Virginia, to
spend the holidays.
Mrs. Leibtag and daughter and Miss Katie
Dudley, from Ohio are spending the HOLIDAYS
with their sister. Mrs W. III. b. RAMSEY of No.
1o5 5th street northwest
Miss Walthal entertained the following
young ladies at u pink lunch Yesterday: Misses
Mcmillan, Payne. Breckenridge, Jones' German
Greenleaf, Garland. Hutchinson. Stockdale
Denver, Macdonald, Aver, Fleming. Plain, Col
quit, Mills, Riggs, Blackburn AID Butler.
The next meeting Of the Nordhoff Guild will
be with Mrs. John Joy Edison, No. 1924 18th
street. on Friday, December 26, at 1870 am.
Miss Addie Lsrrick of Winchester, Va, il
spending the holidays with Misses Laura and
Grace Walker Of Vermont avenue.
A quiet marriage took place this morn
ing at the residence of the officiating prize st,
Father Rockford, On I'd street. The contract
ing parties we're Miss Emma i. Schafer of West
Washington and Mr.. Geo. b. II. Kicker of Penn
sylvania- They were attended by Geo. ID.
Schafer, brother Of the bride, and Miss Mary
Frayser, cousin of the bride. The bride was
attired in becoming dress Of steel gray hen
rietta cloth trimmed with silk and passemen-
terie. with hat and trimmings TO match and
carried a bunch Of pink roses. The bridesmaid
wore plum colored broadcloth trimmed with
steel gray and passementerie. After receiving
the Congratulations of their many friends Mr.
and Mrs. Kicker left for an extended northern
tour. The presents were numerous.
Mrs. Gen. W. s. Bragg has returned from
southern visit and il at the Shoreham.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Billings OF New York. who
are spending their honeymoon in the city, are
at the Normandie.
Miss s. Rhinelander and Miss L. Rhinelapder
Of New York are at the shoreham-
Miss Lily r. Carr Of the Georgetown Acad-
envy Of the Visitation II spending the holidays
with her mother at the Langham.
Mr.. r. Minor Moncure Of Stafford county,
Va. and Miss LYDIA q. Hunt Of this city, were
married last evening at the residence Of Col
Syme, No. 629 East Capitol street. the Rev. Jno.
Moncurs Of Gallipolis, Ohio. officiating. Only
the immediate families Of the contracting par
Ties we're present. |....
Mrs p. v. DeGrav and son have gone 10
Philadelphia. where they Will spend the hoii-
day season with Mrs DeGraws mother. 30
Mr.. Harry II. Fry Of the United Press. &C.
conpanisd by his wife. left today for Q short
visit TO friends and relatives IN York. Pa.
STATESMEN TALK ABOUT CHRISTMAS.
It's Extensive Celebration I'm New Mexico
Senator German Homeless This Year.
''Christmay day in New Mexico is the greatest
brls.1,v ~, n. D.lau.t. V,..xh A.. !.