The evening times., 1895-11-18
DEBUTANTES WHO ARE RICH
Society Will Receive Three Charm
ing Young Women This Season.
Miss Grace DEMO Litchfield WIN Win.
ter tthewsOn- Ringwalt
wedding Tomorrow.

Mr.. Hastings, the new secretary of the
Hawaiian republic, is a familiar figure on
the streets here. He is an Americana
Yankee. in fact-by birth, but has spent
the most of his life on that little sea grit
island, whose domestic affairs for some
time past have been of interest to the world
at large. His wife is native. descend
ent probably of a missionary family, as
most of the natives TN the island are. Mrs.
Hastings is a large fine looking woman, and
by her personal appearance brings TO mind
Mrs. Carter, the wife of the former minis
ter from Hawaii.
1t argues well for the prospective gaities
that no less than three Of this seasons
debutantes are young women of great
wealth, with mothers who have already
shown their intentions toward society
by lavish entertaining, and with homes
that are especially adapted for carrying
out of their hospitablc intentions. refer
10 Miss Barney, Miss Anderson and Miss
Warder.
Miss Barney is a picturesque blond. with
a wealth OF fair hair, dark lustrous eyes
and clear complexion. There is something
in her expression that suggests her versa
tile mother, although the resemblance
is not striking. Miss Barney has been
partly educated in Europe, is a fluent
linguist, and, after tie fashion OF the Gay,
fond of outdoor sports.
The Barney house on Rhode Island ave-
nue., While not OF any very great preten-
tiOns on the outside, has an attractive in
terror. Mrs.. Barney's studio, especially,
is an interesting room, rich in curios and
brio-a-brac, fine old paintings and ever
fresh evidence of It's clever chatelaine's
bal
in portraiturp.
But not withstanding her devotion to art,
Mrs Barney finds abundance of time for
society, and has planned many ways by
which TO make Miss Nathalie's first winter
in society a memorable won.
Mrs. Warder's handsome house and that
of her neighbor's, Mrs. Anderson, as
among Richardson's last work. have re-
.eived irequen tmention. Itisneedle SIS tosay
that the interiors of these beautiful er1-
Gcnces of that masters skill, carry out
the promise OF the eXtcriOrs, and are ad-
niirably adapted for entertaining, as they
were planned TO he. Miss Warder Is
younger addition of her popular sister,
Mrs. ward Thoron, very attractive IN ap-
pearance and with most winning ways.
The Warders spent most of the tan in the
A dirondacks, at Saranac Lake. Miss
Warder is an excellent whip. and is seen
at her best spinning over the asphalt, the
ribbons held light in Ter little names, over
the back of as pretty pair of bay roadsters
as can be seen i'll town.
Miss Anderson is very like her mother
"A daughter of the goes, divinely taif-
with line carriage and distinguished
bearing. She dresses well. ana has en-
thusiasm and interest, which Is a Young
girls chief attraction.
The Pink Carnation Club met Saturday
sI.s- nf
home OF its president. Miss Recic Butler,
of Capitol Hill. The parlors were pTettily
decorated with palms and bowls u pink
carnations and the dining room there was
a small grotto formed OF tiny slabs OF
white granite and ferns and carna:ions,
from which flowed streams of lemonade.
There were several pretty fancy dances by
Miss Lutte Wallace and Master Harrison
Wilkins friends of Miss Buffers yolng sis
ter Eugenia. and a vocal solo with niando-
lin accompaniment By Miss Laura Waite and
Duncan Wells.
Among the guests were Miss LoreDa
White, Miss Gay Thompson, Miss Annie
Bean Miss Flora Boswell. Miss Hen
rietta Mcdonald, Misses Alma and Katie
Thompson. Miss Marcia Harrington, Mr..
Frank L. Royce, Mr.. Harry Goff, Mr..
Walter Fowler, Mr.. Danton Gibbs, Mr..
Moses White, Mr.. Fred. Ackerman, Mr.. j.
E. Lloyd, and Mr.. Lawrence Judd.
Miss Grace Denio Liichiield, whose hand
some house ON Massachusetts avenue has
been closed for the past year, has announced
her intention of spending the winter here.
and will be a welcome addition to the
literary circle.
Miss Gertrude Evangeline Mathewson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William A
Matte wson Of No. 1910 Eighth street north
west, Will be married tomorrow evening at
O'Clock to Mr.. Joseph Clarkson Ring
walt, also of this city.
The ceremony, which will take place in
Trinity P. +. Church, will be performed
by DR.. Thomas G. Addison, the pastor.
The bride will wear white satin duchcsse,
cut walking length, with veil of tulle,
and carry white chrysanthemums tied with
satin ribbon. She will be attended by
her sister, Miss Adelia E. Mathewson, wliu
will be gowned in pink China silk and
carry chrysanthemums OF the same pink
color.
Mr. George A. Terrett will serve the
groom as best man, and the ushers will be
Messrs. Z. NJ. Shaw, Charles F. Roberts,
Thomas 5. White, and II. Il. Wilbur of
Atlanta.
Upon the return Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ring walt
from their bridal trip they will be at home
temporarily at the residence of the brides
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. c. Benner of Annapolis
are the guests of Mrs. +. l.. Burch of South
Washington.
Miss Eleanor Butler of South Washing
ton will give n bOx and bag social this