Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-30
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Miss Hopkins the First Bud Of the Sea-
son.
Bachelor Maids and Their Cosy Homes
Coming Events-PersOnal
Notes.

Mrs. Archibald Hopkins, at a large and
most attractive afternoon tea yesterday,
introduced her eldest daughter, Miss Char
lotte Wise Hopkins, to her friends. Flowers
were received in great profusion by the fair
young debutante and formed a suitable dec
Grafton for the space near where she stood
with her mo,.,er in their drawing room.
Miss Hopkins was daintily gewned in white.
Miss Mott and Miss Ward assisted in the
charming hospitality which brought to-
gether not only resident but also official
society at the first large event of the sea-
son.
Mrs. Charles ]. Bell has invitations out
for Thursday, December .. at 5 o'clock.
Mrs Bell will receive Thursdays in Janu-
airy.
Captain and Mrs. Richard wolsey Tyler
have sent out cards for the marriage of
their daughter, Margaret Enickerbocker to
Mr.. John Henry Churchill Clark. wednes-
day evening, December II. at o'clock, at
their residence, 1Ia3 n street.
Miss Margaret Long, daughter of the
Secretary of the Navy, is a medical STU
dent at Johns Hopkins College in Balti-
more. She, with several college chums,
has gone to housekeeping in a tiny new
house in the northeastern section of that
city. A married lady chaperones the girls
and manages the domestic machinery. The
house is furnished mainly with articles
that have been used by the young ladies'
during their entire college career, and the
pictures and ornaments represent their
travel souvenirs. A copy of Murillo Ma
donna, small water color. a Tyro.ean
rosary, rosewood desk and other artistic
touches show the dainty taste which pre-
Miss Longs. but from her friends old
homes. all of which are closed now Miss
Margaret Long is tall and fair, wears be-
coming dresses and is an earnest student.
Miss Breckenridge gave a dinner Satur-
day night in honor of Miss Barber niece
OF the President. The other young lady
guests were debutantes also. .
Miss Maud Earle Lee, daughter of Mrs
George w. Lee, will be married to Dr.
Lincoln Johnson tomorrow, December l. at
noon, at the residence of her parents, l2tD2
X street northwest. The marriage will be
private.
The first assembly of the Bachelors Co.
tillion of Baltimore was held last night
ana was great success. Among the bellies
were the daughters of the Postmaster Cen
eral, who were chaperoned by their sister
ln-law, Mrs. E. Stanley Gary. Miss Jessie
Gary wore blue silk and white lace; Miss
Madeline Gary, yellow satin, and Mrs f..
Stanley Gary. yellow satin trimmed with
white lace and pink ribbons. The debu-
tantes were out in full force A number
OF dinners preceded the ball.
The dates of the two Monday evening
dances to be given at Rauscher's are the
18th of December and the 10th of Janu-
airy. Twenty matrons have subscribed and
the two dances that will be given will I'M
doubleday form the most delightful of the
dancing events of the winter Perhaps the
most important detail in the formation of
TINS dance series is the fact that natural
ly those invited to subscribe and the par
Elephants are limited in number.
Miss Alsan Wilson has Joined the list of
bachelor maids and has fitted up a snug
little apartment in the Gramercy, S25 Yer
mont avenue where she will be glad to see
her friends
Mr.. Roy d. Store. son of Capt and Mrs.
I. w. Stone, spent Thanksgiving at home,
and returned to his studies at the Mary
land Agricultural College yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Renick Benson are
preparing to remove to their new home
1912 Princeton street, Columbia Heights:
Consequently Mrs. Benson will not receive
tomorrow, nor again until Wednesdays
after December %. when they will be at
home at the above number.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip NJ. OBryon of 1920
II street northwest wish to announce the
marriage of their daughter Edith to Mr..
Morris Stewart of Philadelphia, Pa, We'd
nesday, November "a
Mrs. Benjamin Spelman Plat and daugh-
tiers, Miss Plat and Mrs. Frank Ely Win
chell of New Haven. will be at home Fri
days, December and IL, afternoon and
Heights.
Mrs Dalzell has recalled her invitations
for the luncheon in homer Of Miss kath-
arine Oliver to have been given today, the
affair being postponed till tomorrow. This
change is made in order to allow Miss OH
yer to accept an invitation to the White
House.
Mrs James o. Haworth of Harrisburg.
Pa, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John T. S. Hoffman, at 1910 . street,
where she will be pleased to receive her
friends.
The ladies of Washington barracks will
receive Mondays during December and Feb
ruary.
There was pleasant gathering of young
folks assembled at the home Of the Misses
Mullaly of French street last Tuesday
evening, the 22d instant, the occasion being
the third reunion of the Cinnamon Progress
sive Euchre Club. After twelve interesting
games refreshments were served. The dec
oraticns and dainty appointments were in
pink and the parlors were adorned with
palms and flowers. The first prizes were
given to Miss Smith and Messrs. Towns
lev and Brosus Among those present We're
Miss Byrdie Mitchell, Miss Grasse, Miss
Ciemons. Miss Smyth and the Misses Null
laly, and Messrs. Anderson. Ludduth,
Semmes, Mullaly, Brosius and Townsley.