Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-24
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Small and Early Cotillion Danced at
Rausoher's.
Dcbutantes, Fresh Gowns and q
Delicious supper the Attrac-
Homecoming Events.

particular. The hostesses were Mrs Lodge
Mrs. John Walker. Mrs. Archibald Hop
kins and Mrs. John s. Ward. delicious
supper was served in the intervals of the
dance. Among the bellies were Miss Walk
er. Miss Hopkins Miss Cotton, Miss Kath-
ieen Beaie Owen, Miss Warder. Miss Pei
lew. Miss Mabel Howard Miss Anderson
Miss Henrietta Sands, Miss Craig. Miss
Palmer, Miss Grace Edes. Miss Cassels,
Miss Leech, Miss Bronson. all debutantes
this season; Miss Owen. Miss Edith Nc
Cannon. Miss Baker, Miss Ward. Miss
Ffoulke Miss Ashton. Miss Glover Miss
Rose Douglass Wallach Miss Edine Tisdei,
Miss Jane Fuller. Miss Gertrude Clagett.
the Misses Newlands. Miss Cana,
Houston. the Misses Condi; Smith.
Miss De Smirnoff. Miss Mott and
Miss Wallace. Among the men in atten-
dance were Messrs. r. T. Metrick, Lee
Phillips. Algernon Sartoris. J. b. Story.
Robert Wallach. George Howard. Brooke
Baker. Breckenridge, Blair, Chiffon. Crown
inshield. Cassells, Coyle. Henderson, Nor
row, Keeth. Bowers, McCammon, McCaw-
ley, Siebe-t Wilcox, Keeth. johnson and
Hunt, Lieut.. Gilmore. Lieut.. Seymour.
Lieut.. Mccormick. Lieut. Gibbons. Lieut..
Finney. DR.. F. X. Hagner. DR.. Clayton.
Baron Herman, NJ. Won Bruning, MIR. du
Bose. NJ. Victor Eastman. Mr.. Andrade.
Mr.. Maurice Josteens, Mr.. Alfred Cana and
DR.. Vogel.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grayson Dulin
have Invitations out for an evening re-
ception Tuesday. January 4. at O'Clock
Mrs. Dulin has a house party for the holi-
days, which includes Miss Jaquith and
Miss Brown of Boston and several young
friends of their son. Master Albert Dulin.
Gen. E A. Carman and family have TAX
en- Mr.. Meline's house, Melrose street,
Chevy Chase. DIR. and Mrs. l.. ID. Carman
will occupy No. 1851 Q street on their re-
turn to the city.
xx,if of
Stanton, gave large and brilliantly at
tended tea yesterday to mark the debut
of Miss Josephine Stanton. The occasion
was very pleasant one and brought to-
gether most congenial company. Mrs.
Stanton wore black velvet, and her at
tractive young daughter was in white lib
erty silk over taffcta. Poinsetta blossoms
and holly decorated the house. Mrs.
Shoup, wife of Senator Shoup; Mrs. Wes-
ton. sister of the debutante; Mrs. Haw-
klns. Miss Gordon, Miss Romeyn and Miss
Shoup with Mrs. Sumner of Fort Myer.
Idrs. Bird and Mrs. Kennen, assisted in
dispensing the hospitalities of the occa-
sion.
Miss Callye Littlepage, one of the sea-
sons charming debutantes, entertained
few friends last evening at a progressive
eUchre party in compliment to her guests,
Miss Agnes Barron of Warsaw, Va. and
Miss Mary Powell Page of Berryville. After
the prizes We're awarded music was en-
toyed and an elaborate collation. served.
The first prize was carried off by Miss
Barron. who is a granddaughter of the
late Commodore Barron. The other prize
was won by Mr.. Breckenridge. Those pres
ent were Misses Sue and Nellie Young,
Misses Mabel and Isabelle Smith, Miss
Randolph. Miss Westcott and Miss Mcleod,
and Messrs. ingalls,. Spencer. Breckenridge,
Watson. Lish, Webster. Gilbert, Percy
Thompson, Dwight Smith, Gray Wilson
and joe Graham of Baltimore.
Miss Kittie Pomroy, daughter of J. F.
Pomroy, U.S.N., has gone to spend the
holidays with her grandmother in Nor
walk, Conn.,, where her father will visit
her.
DIR. and Mrs. Makandlass Stuart are Wis
iting Mrs. Stuart's parents for the holt
days.
Mrs. George T. Dunlop welcomed many
friends yesterday to tea. at which her
youngest daughter, Miss Grace Dunlop,
made her debut Mrs. William Dunlop
Mrs. Harrie Webster. Mrs. Busey and Mrs
A. L. Sioussat presided at the tea table
and punch bowl. while Miss Dunlop. Miss
Helen Dunlop, Miss Marie Webster Miss
Esther Gordon, Miss Florence Beale Miss
f eanor Washington, Miss Annie Greenless.
Mss Sneed of kentucky and Miss Harriet
Darneille assisted in doing the honors The
oebutante, who is a charming addition to
Georgetown bellies, was dressed in white
taffeta and chiffon. The house was gay
with Christmas greens and poinsetta bios
SONS. Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs. j. f Gadsby, Mrs. Trimble Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Fergeson, Misses Cox, Mrs Philip
Darneille. the Misses Darneille. Mrs. Cor
nelius Belt. Mrs Jos. Davis Mrs H. Crom-
well. DIR. and Mrs. Whyte Cook. DR.. and
Miss Mackall, Mr.. and Mrs. Albion Paris
DIR. and Mrs. Radcliffe the Misses Rad
cliffe, Mrs Hopewell Darneille Mr. and
Mrs. H. Gordon and Rev. H. Griffith
Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Kuhn. 1915 NJ street,
will not receive Fridays until after jan
uary l.
Mrs. ]. D. Terrill and daughter are spend
ing the winter in Berlin. Germany, where
Miss Terrili is pursuing her studies
Mrs. Somers and Mrs. Charles Nordhoff
will be at home informally to their friends
this afternoon at 11O0 NJ street.
Col. and Mrs. Hey wood will be at home
Christmas day after 3 o'clock.
Miss Bessie Crockwell will leave tomor-
row to spend the holidays with friends in
Baltimore.
Col. and Mrs T. H. Andersen and daugh-
ter Perie Of Mt. Pleasant entertained We'd
ncSday evening the members of the Bible
class of the Metropolitan NJ. E. Sunday
school, taught by the former. Vocal and
instrumental music with recitations were
enjoyed and dainty refreshments were
served.
very pretty marriage took place yester-
day afternoon at Mount Just, Orange coun-
ty, Va, the contracting parties being Miss
Erna j. Estes, a daughter of Mai. George
F. Estes to Mr. c. Ode Brown. The cere-
mony was performed in Roadsville Baptist
Church by the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Pugh, and
was followed by an elaborate reception
at the residence of the brides parents. A
great many relatives and friends were in
attendance. including Miss Sue Estes of
l41G X street, this city.
The Friday Cotillion Club gave a Christ
mas dance last night in Baltimore Miss
Ellen Poe, Miss Bette Semple, Miss PEN
rose Miss Emily Page Kemp and Mr.. Geo.
Washington were among those from this
city IT, attendance
Miss Marion Cockrell. daughter of Sena-
tor Cockrell has returned from a three
months stay in the west visiting at her
old home in Warrensburg. NO.. and with
friends in st. Louis and Kansas City. Miss
Cockrell will receive Thursdays through
out the season and will have with her Mrs
Ewing Cockrell, her brothers wife.
The engagement of Lieut.. Frank A. Bar
ton. 10th United States Cavalry, and Miss
Louise Wiikeson of Youngstown, N. Y, is
announced. Lieut.. Barton Is an old resi- |
dent of Washington, having been born In |
this city in 1869, and having lived here
until 1891. when he was commissioned by
the President. He was an officer of the
High School Cadets at the time of the l
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