Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-16
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Another Youthful Beauty Welcomed to the
Ranks.
The Aattin&ly Homo Thronged With
Miss Murphy's Debut-Note..

4 41le lea was, as are ali Inc nOSpltRlltleS IL.
the Mattingly home. tremendous success.
The flowers sent the dehutante converted
half Of the second drawing room into a
| great bouquet. American Beauty roses,
orchids and violets in large clusters made
| up the beautiful messages of congratula-
| ticn. Mrs. Mattingly wore a light green
bi ocaded satin, handsomely trimmed in
point lace, and the delicate beauty Of the
! debutante was well set off by her dress Of
white silk, the bodice draped with crystal
beaded tulle and the skirt dounced to the
| waist with knife pleatings of silk. Miss
| Mattingly, with Mrs Kuhn. Miss McComas.
| Miss Martha Hichborn, Miss Winifred Mat
| tingy. Miss Warrington. Miss Farms
worth, the charming young daughter of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fdrnsworth, who Will make
| her debut next week, and Miss George
| Porter of Annapolis. who is visiting the
NJ: sses Mattingiy, assisted in entertaining
| the guests.
| minister and Mrs. Romero DIR. and Mrs.
| Sewers. Miss, Sewers. Gen. Wilson, the
Chinese minister, Mr.. ana Mrs. Godoy,
| Major and Mrs. Parker. Mrs. Westins-
house AIRS and Miss Barney, Mrs. O'Don-
| neil, Mrs. Hinokley, Mrs. s. II. kauff-
mann. Miss Kaufman. Mrs and Miss
| Deeriug. Capt. and Mrs. Craig. Miss Craig,
Miss Thompson. DIR. and Mrs. Gazman.
Mrs Willard Warner. Or. Stewart, Mrs.
Powell. Mr.. Boenfoe, Mrs. John W. Fos-
ter. Mrs. NordhoT, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
| johnson. MIR. ana Mrs. Gorham. Miss Cor
! nam, Col. ana Mrs. Cotton, Miss Cotton,
Miss Clark. Justice Brown, Miss Pits,
Justice Harlan, Miss Harlan, MIR. and
| Mrs Parker Mann. Mr.. and Mrs. Farms
| worth, Miss Hutchinson, Miss Hurst. Mrs.
Jules Guthri1:;c. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
| Z. Washington. Justice Morris, Miss Nor
ris, Miss Butler. Mr.. aEi Mrs. Clifford
Walton Gen and Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Cum
rnings. Mrs. George b. Williams. Mr. Jas.
Morrill,. Miss Swan. Mrs. Brown. Miss
| Cuthbert. Mrs. james ". Johnston, Mrs.
and the Misses Tisiell. Mrs. Beriah Will
Eins. Mr.. and Mrs. Whitmore, Mrs John
w. Evans. Mrs. John Mullan, the Misses
Mullan, Mr.. and Mrs. Hubley Ashton.
| Miss Ashton. Mrs. Field. the Misses Con-
dit Smith, Mrs. Britton, Miss Britton, Mrs.
| Stanton, Rev. DIR. and Mrs. Radcliffe. Prof
and Mrs. Thomas Wilson and Gen. and
| Mrs. Sternberg.
Senator and Mrs. Murphy will give an
evening reception. Tuesday. December 2s,
| to II, for which the cards just out
| when their daughter, Miss Murphy, will
| make her debut.
Mrs. George II. Howard gave luncheon
| today to young ladies to meet her debutante
| daughter, Miss Mabel Horribly Howard.
Mrs. Ffoulke will give a reception this
| the George Washington Memorial commit
tee. now in session at the Raleigh
Mrs. Crosby, wife of Admiral Crosby
| gave brilliantly attended tea yesterday
afternoon which signalized the opening
again of their hoSpita BILE home and the re-
turn of Miss Crosby after a lengthy stay
| in the west. Admiral and Mrs. Crosby
had the pleasant assistance of their daugh-
| ter, Miss Miriam Crosby. Mrs. Goldsbor-
ough, Mrs. Loring. Mrs. Mulligan, Miss
McLanahan, Miss Rochester, Miss Ward
and Miss Adams. The company was
large one and the occasion most delightful.
Five debutantes will make their bows
| today to circles of admiring friends. Miss
I or1ya
given by her mother Mrs. L. Southland
Parker Mrs. Ralph Walsh will be the
hostess of another tea when Miss Walsh
| will make her debut. Miss Hariot Elise
Darneille will be another bud and Mrs
Darneille will welcome many friends. Mrs.
H. G. Ogden will present her daughter
| Miss Mary Augusta Ogden. and Miss Har-
riet Elizabeth Matthews will be presented
| field Hospital ball at Rauschers and Mrs.
Ffoulke's reception for the ladies of the
Washington memorial committee are
events of the evening.
Ms. Mcmillan gave luncheon Tuesday
| in honor Of Mrs. Charles Nordhoff. and
Mrs. Gallaudet was the hostess Of another
| in honor of the same lady yesterday.
Mrs. BENT min S. Plat and daughters.
Mrs. Frank Ely Winchel ard Miss Plat,
| will he at home Friday afternoon Decen-
| Der IL, 142l B:nEcy street.
| Miss Margaret knckerbocker Tyler ard
MI. tDUll t1enTt tHUltNtll clark We're mar
| ifed last evening at the residence of the
| brides parents. Captain and Mrs. Tyler.
| The drawing room suite was handsomely
decorated with roses and ferns. MeSsrs.
Frank Mulan, Frederick Faust and Rich
ard X. Tyler were usbers and held white
| ribbons to form aisle through which
the bridal party advanced to the presence
| of the officiating clergyman, Rev. DIR. Tai
mage. The bride was elegantly goWned
in white satin with bodice of chiffon.
Her tulle veil was fastened by cluster of
valley lilies and she carried bouquet OF
the same blossom. Miss Eleanor Tyler,
the maid of honor, was gowned in green
silk and chiffon, with a low necked waist
and carried American beauty roses. Mr..
Nathaniel Tyler was best man. Mrs. Tyler
wore rich dress of gray silk and point
lace The grooms father Mr.. Lewis Clark
Of Louisville. KY, was present. with other
relatives and friends making a party OF
nearly a hundred at the wedding and re-
ception. Mr. and Mrs. Clark left late last
night for wedding trip and will reside in
Chicago.
or the following Fridays this month, but
will be at home Fridays in January.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Acker will be
at home Friday. December H. at the Con-
| cord, their last day at home this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew B. Graham and
family are again in their 10th street resi-
dence, after spending the late summer and
son." Va.
pretty christening party was given at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Whyte, 1929 r street, Friday evening, De-
cember 10. The silver baptismal bowl on
q stand of Mexican ONYX was surrounded
by palms and flowers. Rev. Geo b. Patch
performed the ceremony, while the father
held his second son, three months old to
receive the name William Russell Irving
Whyte. Mr.. Riddle, the grandfather, stood
with the parents sponsor. At the close
OF the ceremony Clifford r. Whyte and
Lizzie Reside stepped forward and placed
the baby.
Refreshments were served, anG Mrs. c.
NJ Pepper, Mrs. Reside ana Mrs. Shiles
assisted at the table. Those present were
DR.. and Mrs. Geo. B. Patch. DIR. and Mrs.
A. S. Ffske, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. NJ. Provost,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. H. Warman, Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. H. Dickson, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
A. Provost, Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Turpin
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