Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-10
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Pleasant Round of Dinners, Teas and Othel
Hospitalities
Dcbutantes Grace One Board and Are
Then the Bellies of the Ball
Personal Notes.


ballos. The table had centerpiece of pink
| Ioses and long-stemmed specimens in the
same blossom filled the crystal at
| the corners of the board. The company at
| table included Secretary and Miss Herbert,
| Secretary and Miss Morton, the Brazilian
| minister and Mrs. Mendonca. the Near
| aguan minister and Mrs. Guzman and the
| solicitor general and Mrs Maxwell.
Representative and Mrs. Draper enter
| tanned the Massachusetts congressional
| delegation at dinner on SATURDAY night.
| The guests were Representative and Mrs.
| Walker, Representative and Mrs. Apsley,
| Representative and Mrs. Burrell OF Con-
| necticut, Mr. Gardiner Hubbard, Repre-
| sentatives Mccall, Stevens. Elijah Morse,
| Wright, Gallett and ONell.
Mrs. Chopper gave a luncheon of fourteen
| covers al her residence on NJ street today.
| The table was decorated with pink roses.
| The guests were Mrs. Bissell Countess Es-
| terhazey, Mrs. Schoield, Mrs. Lee, Mrs.
| Walker, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Letter Mrs
Langhorne, Mrs. Carlisle Patterson, Miss
Woodbury., Mrs. Storrow, Mrs. Royal and
! Mrs. Perry.
The debutante will be much to the fore
again this week. Miss Rush, daughter of
| Lieut.-Commander and Mrs. Rush, will
| come out this afternoon at tea at the
! Alb Club 1896 / street; Miss Sheridan to-
morrow at a similar fesuvity in her own
! home; Miss Helen Steele at ball on We'd
nesday evening; Miss Ruth Harlan at tea
on Thursday; Miss Hichborn at a young
peoples tea on Friday, and Miss Mccain
mon al a tea on Saturday.
The Kettle-Drum Society met on Thurs
| day last, from l to pm, with Mrs. Davis,
80 r street northeast The attendance
was large. Mrs. Annie Harding gave
recitation, and Mrs. Allie S. Gilbert vocal
selections. Refreshments were served, and
committee was appointed to arrange for
an entertainment to all members and their
husbands, January !, 1895.
Sir Julian Pauncefote. the British am
bassador accompanied by Lady Pauncefote
and the Misses Pauncefote, returned to
Washington last night.
Mrs. j. Colfax Arnold of Little Falls, y.
| Y.,is visiting her mother and sister at 81
G. street northeast.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lee Lowe will be at
home to friends after Wednesday next, at
| us 10th street northwest
Miss Rebecca J. Leaman has returned to
| 1910 18th street after several weeks visit
| to her parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z. Leaman,
| Outree Park, Md.
| Miss Young of Corcoran street has re-
turned from Pittsburg. where she visited
| her friend Miss Goldsborough.
Mrs. Clements and daughters of 2i02
| Pennsylvania avenue northwest have NOV
| ed to 1ii9 Corcoran street northwest.
The marriage of Miss Jane Threlkeld
! Cox, daughter Of Mrs. Thomas Cox, to Dr.
! Glazebrook will take place January Q, at
| st. Pauls Church.
Shakespeare Club was entertained on Sat
! urday evening by Mr.. and Mrs T.. b. Hay
| at their residence No. 1912 COrcoran street
| After little speech of welcome from the
president at this the first formal meeting
| of the season Miss Carson was introduced,
| who opened the evenings entertainment
with piano solo. "Rhinehold Idyl" followed
| by reading John Gilpin. Cowper, by Mrs.
| A I,A H. IL,
and the Rose" Glover, tb) Baby is Laugh
| ing in Her sleep" by Miss Maize Rose and
| Miss Jessie Tabler; selection from Two
| Gentlemen of Verona" act scene III; Julia
| Miss NJ. Spalding; Lucetta, Miss A. Schade
aria from the Queen of Sheba," Mrs. John
| Seager: recitation, (a) Little Willie" (b)
Fertile Soil" by Mr.. w. II. Conley; recita-
ton, "Benediction,' DR.. Thos Jones; vocal
duet, Mother in the Old Cottage Home, !"
| Misses Rose and Tabler selection from
Henry Nv. act II. scene ~: Falstaff, Mr..
comedietta. The Nettle:" Guy Charlton,
| Mr.. Pulizzi: Gay Meredith Miss Pulizzi;
vocal solo. 'Supplication." Meyer Helmund
by Mrs John Seager song, The Cat Came
| Among those present were DR.. and Mrs. f.
L. Freeman. Mr. Towers Mrs. Rose. Mr.
Frank Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs. b. H.
Warner, Mrs. Webb, the Misses Joyce. Miss
| Rhodes, Mr.. w. F. Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs
| Brown, Miss Richards. Miss Bangs, Miss
Hartford. Mrs. Gay Robertson. Mr.. Geo. A.
..
| Walsh. Mr.. Sills. Mr. Walter r. Wright
| Mrs. Watson Smith, Mr. w. Spencer Arm
| strong, Mrs. Schade. Miss Fisher Mr.. Sea-
ger, Miss Poche. Mir. Daniel N. Morgan,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clark, Mrs. Sterlin
| Mr. Schade and Mr.. w. Stierlin.
Thirty Of the seasons debutantes We're
| given a dinner at Chevy Chase on Saturday
night which was followed by a dance.
Among them were Miss Clagett, Miss Cas-
sells, Miss May Barbour, Miss Hichborn
Miss Justine De Pyster Miss Hagner Miss
McCammon. Miss Rush. Miss Ramsey and
Miss Brewer. These young ladies' with the
thirty men who invited them, were seated
at a large table in the middle of the room,
and among the others present were Mr.
and Mrs. Glover, Mr.. and Mrs. Perrin, Mr.
and Mrs. DE Pyster Mr.. and Mrs. Bloomer,
Mrs. and Miss Ruggles. Miss Mullan, Capt.
and Mrs. Denny, Mr. and Mrs. Weightman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ffoulke. Mr.. and Mrs Nc
Cauley, Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson, Mr.. Hyde,
Mrs. Buttertield, Miss De Peyster. Miss
Ruggles. Miss Deering, Miss Peyton, Miss
Amy, Miss McCammon, Miss Ashford, Miss
May Barbour, Miss Sheriff.. Miss Crosby,
Miss jackson, Mr.: Henderson, Mr.. Andcr-
son, Mr. Lyman. Mr.. Redfern. Mr.. Ray. Mr..
Phelps, Mr.. Gilmore Mr.. Lindsey, Mr.. Nc
Pherson, Mr.. Kemp, Mr.. Howard, Mr. KEEL
ton, Mr.. Hayden.
Miss Justine De Peyster, second daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. De Peyster, was presented
to their friends at a tea on Saturday after
noon. The world of society was well rep
resented. The receiving party included
Mrs. Fraser, Miss Rochester, Miss Crosby,
Miss Hagner, Miss Clagett, Miss Poor Miss
Adams and Miss De Peyster. Miss Hazel
tine poured tea.
Miss Sallie E. Quick daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. V. Quick of Farmwel, Va, and
Robert l.. AslSins of this city were married
by Rev. G. w. PopkinS on December ).
Many friends and relatives were present.
The marriage of Mrs. Minnie McDermott
and MIR. William p. Gather of Annapolis
took place at the home of the brides uncle
in this city at $3.50 o'clock December L.
Rev. c. Drewitz performed the ceremony
The bride was gowned in gray cloth with
hat and gloves to match, and carried a
boquet of bride roses. The rooms were
beautifully decorated with palms and pot
ted plants. After the ceremony and we'd
ding dinner the bride and groom took the
train for Baltimore. They will reside in
Annapolis.
Two Respected Officers.
Two members of the police relief have