Evening star., 1897-01-05
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Another Charming Debutante Joins the
Throng
Mrs. Bell Welcomes Friends-Ths
Hopkfns-Guy Wedding-COminG
Weddings Notes.

cut avenue. Pink and white roses in grace
ful profusion decked each room, ami IN the
dining room American Beauty roses formed
the center-piece on the table. Mrs Bell
wore stylish gown of black chiffon over
light satin. with blue chiffon on the bodice.
Miss Aileen Bell, Miss Bell. daughter of
Mrs. Alexander Graham Bell; Miss Hub
bard of Boston, Miss Tisdel. Miss Houston
and Miss Deering were in the receiving
party. while Mrs. Fred. Mcclure did the
honors Of the tea table. The company
present represented all the notabies in resi-
dent. official and diplomatic society.
The Misses Lutz entertained yesterday at
the family residence, 339 e street. in honor
OF the debut of Miss Mary Lutz. Mrs c.
W. Howard received for her nieces Miss
l-utz was handsomely gowned in white
more antique, with yellow girdle and COL
lar ribbons. The debutante wore white
mousseiine de sole over white silk the
round waist trimmed with Valenciennes
Iace, and finished with a broad white satin
sTole: Sne carried q bunch of pink roses,
one OF the many sent her. In the receiving
party were Miss Lille Howard. the Misses
Duvai. Miss Reed. Miss Polkinhorn, Miss
Began, Miss Miller the Misses Walfoni
MISS stewart and Miss Allen of Philadel-
phia The house was profusely adorned
Win mowers, and In the tea room Mrs. W.
n. H0eke and Mrs. Ruter W. Springer of
fort Thomas. KY. did the honors
Mrs. Francis has her niece Miss Boyd of
81 Louis. spending the winter with her.
Mrs. Price Lane, also of st. Louis, who is
mere lor the season, will also receive with
Mrs: Francis tomorrow afternoon In the
receiVinS party will be also Mrs Eckels
MSS Mss Batcheller. the M sses Sheridan and
Miss HOrstman "-'0
MIS- Grant and Mrs. Sartoris will receive
today from to and the remaining Tues
Gays IT. January.
AT the Church of the Puritans, New York
ctty' January A. Miss Isabella MacAdam.
the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs C;aor,a
W. MacAdam of No 13I West load stree,
VIII be married to Dudley w Gregory of
wasnlngton The ceremony will be per-
formed at $50 O'Clock by the Rev Dr.
CHARLES j. Young. and il will be followed by
large reception at the home of the brides
parents. The church will be DECORATED with
white roses. lilies. carnations and growing
plants. Miss Alexandria MacAdam. a SIS
ter OF the bride, will be the maid of homer
and two other sisters, Miss Jessie Mac
Adam and Miss Marion MacA lam. Miss
Mabel Metcalf of Westmoreland n Y
and Miss Agnes Nutting of BROOKLYN will
be the bridesmaids. The bridegroom who
IS son OF the late Dudley 5. Gregory of
the well-known family of Jersey City will
nave as his best man the brides brother,
George MacAdan. Mr.. Dudley has selectsd
as ushers Frederick West Macdonald Har-
vey Stafford Gay, Julius FRANKIE and Dr.
Philip johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. MacAdam
will give dinner party at their home on
Il
their daughter. Mr.. Gregory and the mem
bers of the bridal party.
The Chilean minister and Mrs. Cana
will entertain at dinner tonight.
Mrs. Stevenson and all the cabinet ladies
will receive tomorrow afternoon. Generally
their hours are from to s.
Mrs. Ross Thompson. Wyoming avenue
will not be at home to callers Thursday of
this week. but will receive the following
Thursdays.
Mrs George W. Cissel will be at home to
her friends Mondays during this month at
her residence, Oak Crest. 1645 31st street.
She will be assisted by her daughters. Mrs.
John II. Roche and Mrs Il. Cochran Moore
Of Beaumont, Tex, and Miss Segerio
Mrs. s. E. wheatley and the Misses
Wheatiey will receive Tuesdays in Febru-
ary.
Mrs. Reed. wife of the Speaker. will re-
ceive Wednesdays after 3:s0.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Alexander have in
vited the members officially connected with
the National Society Children Of the Amer
lean Revolution to reception tomorrow
! evening. given in honor of Mrs. Daniel
Lothrcp. president of the society.
Mrs. and Miss Macfariand of 1727 F street
will not receive Fridays in January. on ac-
count Of serious illness in the family.
Mrs. Allison Nailor, jr., will be at home
Thursdays during the season from to ).
AlfS. <Ai"Aio JohiSOh, oihHcits
Miss Daisy German, will be at home Tues
days in January, l6I2 street.
Mrs. j. Ormond Wilson and the Misses
Wilson will be at home Thursdays in jan
uary.
MIR. Richsr srd J. B. Delozier and William
Harr.n gave a straw ride to Woodcot Fan m,
Prince Georges county, at Mr.. Peter
Whites, Tuesday last. Dancing was in
dulged In until a late hour, after which re-
tresnments were served. Among those
present were Miss N. Sword Nj. Anderson,
NJ. Hutchinson. Mrs. Anderson, Miss NJ
Callahan, N. MARI, X. King. Misses Allen.
Misses king, Mss A. White. A. Spencer.
Miss Flairty, Misses Miller, Davis, c.
Spencer. MIR. c. Gates, J. Dement,, J. OiIver
ii. DAVIS. ii. kinemOn, L. and {. King, h
KING. ]. Callahan. l.. Allen, h. Allen. A.
Day, Mr.. Red, NJ Roian, A. Roian. w. Dix
son. A. Harrin. Mr. Flairty, NJ. Gates, y.
King, J. b. Delozier and W. Harrin.
Mrs. Beale r. Howard will be at home
the first three Wednesdays in February.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gutridge gave a re-
cepticn last evening to a few friends, at
their home, 935h F street southwest. Some
OF these present were Mr.. and Mrs Jacob
Been, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z. Champion. ST.,
MIR and Mrs A. j. Smith. Mrs James
Gutrfdge, Mrs. Hester Lockery, Mrs. An
gle Mass Jennie Gutridge, Miss May Mac
Gill, MT. E. o. Smith. Mr.. Geo. Been. Mr..
Harry Been. MIR. James McCauley, Mr..
Bismarck Jones. Mr.. r. T. Olive Mr. Chas
T. Selby. Mr.. James Gutridge. tr.
Mrs. George G. Martin and Mrs. Ira
Warren Dennison, 13:,6 L street. will be at
home to friends Thursdays in January.
Mrs. L. ID. Baxter will not receive in
January. but Will be at home Wednesdays
in February.
Mr.. Fred w. Eberiy has gone to Palm
Beech, Fla.
Mrs. George n. Davis and the Misses
Davis of De Sales street will receive FRI
days during January and February.
Mrs. Warren, wife of Senator Warren
will not receive Thursdays until Febru-
ary, on account OF absence from the city
Tomorrow evening a dance will be given
by Mississippisns in the Confederate Vet
Grams Hall. 11th and E streets The COM
mittee consists Of Senator H. D. Money.
Messrs. ]. H. Brinker, Harry Peyton, Geo.
p. Herndon, s. w. E. Pegues, r. Fondren.
Mesdames H. d. Money, A., B. Hurt, r.
Walsh. Carl Schaifer, 8. Mcdonald, E. c.
Herndon.
Belmont will not be opened this winter.
as Mrs. A. L. Barber, her son, LIE Dro,et.
and her daughter Bertha are in Pasadena.
Cal, on account of the delicate health of
the latter. They have taken a furnished
house there. Mr.. Barber and Miss Barber
RETURNED from California he loSt oe ~,