Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-07
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
The Calendar Full of Interesting
Events.
DEBUT OF MISS NATALIE BARNEY
Luncheons, Teas and Dinners Of
the Coming Week.
OTHER PLEASANT EVENTS

| OTHER PLEASANT EVENTS
The social calendar for the coming week
| is more interesting than usual at this time
| Of the year. There are numerous teas, and
| a fair proportion of them are for the de-
| butantes. Some of the events are:
| Monday
Mrs Condit-Smith tea, from to I, at
| % Lanier place, when Miss Mary Condit-
| Smith will be introduced.
Mrs. Letter, a tea, to Z.
Mrs Hitchcock and Miss Hitchcock, a
tea. 4 to 6.
Tuesday
Mrs. Joseph K. McCammon, a tea to
Z, at which Miss Edith McCammon will be
| introduced.
Mrs John N. Norton and Miss Juliet Nor
| ton, a tea at 5 o'clock.
| Mrs. Richard Coke Weightman, tea at
o'clock.
Mrs. Bartlett Cromwell and Miss Crom-
well, tea at o'clock.
Wednesday,
The marriage of Miss Carrie jenkins and
Rev. w. G. Andrews will take place.
The Misses Merrick, tea at their new
home. 1854 S street.
Mrs. Stanley Matthew'S dinner.
Thursday
Mrs B. F. Rittenhouse a tea. to I, at
which Miss Rittenhouse will be introduced.
Mrs. Holdsworth Gordon, a tea, to I. at
which Miss Gordon will be introduced.
Mrs. George Whitfield Brown and Miss
Cuthbert, a tea, to Z.
Miss Hichborh, luncheon:
Mrs. McCammon, a luncheon.
Mrs. Fuller, a tea, to T. at which Miss
Jane Fuller will be introduced.
Mrs. Woodville Rockhill, a tea, to Z,
when Miss Rockhill will be introduced.
Mrs. Robert Catlin and Miss Catlin, a
tea, to I. at which Miss Mary Catlin will
be introduced.
Mrs Charles Irving Wilson and Mrs.
| Peck, a tea, to Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. NJ. Curry. a dinner.
| Mrs Beriah Wilkins will give tea. to
g. December 16. in honor of the Princeton
night. Miss May Keyworth Barbour will
| also entertain some of the club that even
| ing at dinner, and another part of their So
| cial entertainment will be supper at the
| University Club after the concert.
Other social events ahead are Tuesday
December II. Miss Mary E. McCerey. tea
4 TO I, Washington Club, to meet the
| Misses Dodge: Mrs Nc Millan. a tea, {
o'clock; the Children's Hospital benefit
matinee at the National and the Brazilian
| Minister and Mrs Mendoncas dinner for
the cabinet. Wednesday, December Is
| Mrs. Sternberg. a lunc heon to meet Mrs
Grant. Thursday. December ~. Mrs
| Francis Cotton, a tea, to I. and the Qua
dirner for the cabinet. Saturday, Deem
her 81. General and Mrs. Moore, dinner
| in honor of General and Mrs. Miles. Mon
day. December y, the first of the even
| ings- of the Cotillion Club, and December
| ~, dance at the Letter mansion.
Mrs. Draper has cards out for a dancing
| party 8 o'clock Friday, December q.
Mrs. Audenred will give luncheon We'd
nesday, December Is.
Only one bud blooms today, Miss Alden
| daughter of DIR. Alden of the army. Mrs
| Alden will receive from 4 to I at 1911 New
| Hampshire avenue, and the occasion will
| be charming one. for the large circle OF
| acquaintance the family enjoys here.
The coming-out tea for Miss Natalie Bar
/ rey. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Bar
Eey. was the event yesterday afternoon. and
| was offended by very large gathering of
pre- minent society people. During the past
| summer very extensive changes have been
| made to the Barney maj sion on Rhode
| 1s3 nd avenue. and this hospitality gave
| the friends of the host and hostess a
| chance to enjoy all the new glories The
| Venetian dining hall. which is magnificent
| in its aTpointn ents of CO rived ebony wood
| work. with crimson silk hangings, gives so
much more entertain ing space that the
| house is now one of the most spacious in
| the West End. Even with the extensive
| Gil Gle of friends that the family enjoy, it
| Is almost impossible to make any part seem
crowded. Mrs Barney. who looks like an
| elder sister of her pretty and attractive
| daughter, received with her in the music
room. The flowers sent the debutante were
| stacked high on tables near by. The host
| ess wore light satin. brocaded in flowers.
and The debutante Was in white satin
| striped NULL relieved by light green vel
vet collar and girdle. She carried shower
| bouquet of lilies of the valley.
| At the tea table in the picture gallery,
/ Nd Of he
| British ambassador, presided, and in the
| studio, where the refreshment table was
spread. Miss Boardman. Miss Julia Edie.
Miss Elsie Anderson, Miss Marjorie Mott.
Miss Lillian Pauncefote. Miss Bel
KNAPP, Miss Patton. Miss Sheridan,
Miss Keats Rodgers and Miss Hagner did
the honors. Among the guests We're: Sec
rotary Herbert. Mrs. Lamont, Mrs. and
| Lady Pauncefote, Mr.. and Mrs. Hinckley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bowler, Mrs. Phil.
| Sheridan, MIR. and Mrs. Horace Wylie, Mr..
\ and Mrs. Whittemore. Miss Aline Wilcox.
Mrs and TIE Misses Mendonca. Mrs. VIII
| liam Matthews Lay. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
lin Steele. DR.. and Mrs. A. F. Magruder,
Mr.. and Mrs. Boardmah, the Misses Board
! man, Mrs. N S. Lincoln, Senator Hale,
Mrs. and Miss Clagett, Mrs N L. Ander-
! son, Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Thoron Lieut.. and
| Mrs. Mulligan. Mrs. Field, Mrs. and the
Misses Condit Smith. Minister and Mrs.
Romero, Mrs. Frank Gordon. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Thompson Harris, General and
Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Bacon. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Halliday, Col. and Mrs. Cotton, Assistant
Secretary and Mrs. Rockhill, Mr.. Charles
| McCawley, Mrs Audenried and Mrs. De
Haven of Philadelphia. Miss Bonaparte,
Mrs. and Miss Wallack Mavroyeni Bey,
| the Japanese minister Mrs. Micou, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Rowland.
The Vice President and Mrs. Stevenson
| have sent out cards for a reception Friday
| evening. from 8 to r. at the Normande. at
| which their youngest daughter, Miss Lett
| tia Ewing Stevenson, and their niece Miss
Julia Green Scott, will make their debut.
| The Mexican minister and Mrs. Romero
| will give dinner December 30, in honor Of
| the cabinet.
Mrs. Sternberg gave luncheon yesterday
to ladies' of the army circle. The table
decorations were pink The guests were
| Mrs. Stanton, wife of the paymaster gen.
eral; Mrs. George A. Andrews. Mrs. F. p.
Sawyer, Mrs. Washington Mathews, Mrs
S. T. Gushing. Mrs. E. A. Darlington. Mrs
! Charles Bird, Mrs. J. w. Jacobs. Mrs. c. l.
Wilson, Mrs. C. w. Candy of Washington
barracks. and Mrs. T. A. Raymond, from
Fort Riley, Kan.