Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-07
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Reception and Dance for a Debutante
Event.
Bache1Ors' Germans VIII BE Tues
days This Winter-COmine
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Out of respect for the President the
morrow.
A reception and dance was given yester-
day afternoon and last night at the club
house Of the Green Spring Valley Hunt
Club, near Garrison Forest Station. Balt-
| more county, by Mrs. Joseph c. Whitney
of Green Spring Valley. to introduce her
niece. Miss Nora German, of Catonsville
one of the debutantes of this season, a
niece of Senator Arthur p. German
Assisting Mrs. Whitney and Miss German
in receiving at the reception were a num-
Der of Baltimore matrons and younger la
dies, and Miss Mary Edna German of this
city, counsin of the debutante. Messrs.
Leroy Cough. James Henley and Charles
Johnson of this city were among those
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Joy Edison will give an
evening reception Tuesday. December IA
when their daughter, Miss Edison, will
make her debut.
The Bachelors Germans will be given
Tuesday evenings. January 4 and - and
February Il. Mr.. Jesse Brown is pres-
dent. Mr.. p. Lee Phillips vice president,
Mr.. George Howard treasurer. and Capt.
Charles L. McCawley is secretary. Mr.. c.
c. Glover, Mr.. Blair and Lieut.. j. c. Gil
more jr., are also members of the commit
tee.
Ex-senator and Mrs. Ingalls, and family
are at the Cairo for the winter.
Mrs. Sternberg issued invitations several
days ago for a luncheon December IL I'm
honor of Mrs. Hobart.
Mrs James G. Blaine and Mrs Harriet
Blaine Beale are now comfortably settled
in their residence, 1923 X street, for the
winter.
mann, 1921 Massachusetts avenue north
west.
Miss Eleanor Strauss was the hostess at
a progressive euchre yesterday afternoon
in honor of Miss Sadie Goldsmith of Mt
Carmel. Pa, and Miss Carry l.. Brooks of
Augusta, Ga. Those present We're: Misses
Rosa Herzog. Ray Kaufman, Mildred
Wheatfield Lillian Heilbrun, Flora StEas-
burger. Clara Bernheimer, Evelyn Heiden-
heimer, Sadie Stern and Estelle Peyser.
Mrs. James Kennedy of 18th street is en-
PERTAINING her friend, Mrs. Edward Funke
of Chicago.
Mrs. Horace K. Fulton and her daughter,
Mrs John Doyle CarInody of 1911 Vermont
avenue, will be at home today from to G.
Col. and Mrs. Haywood leave in few
days for Atlantic City. Mrs. Haywood, who
has been ill with grip, will remain until
recuperated, and will not be at home Mon
days until January.
lie tIilIu HueeliHB u the SdLlIONld SluD
was held last Thursday evening at the resi-
dence of Mrs. 1. w. Reid, 913 street
northeast. Among those present We're
Misses Ellwood Stone, Hutchinson, Over
ton. Becker and Bowers and Messrs. Blue.
Cooksey, Atkinson and Becker. Refresh
| ments were served and a very pleasant
evening was spent.
Capt. I. w. Stone and family are de-
lightfully located in their handsome new
residence. IL 18th street southeast where
they will be pleased to see their many
friends.
The Festival of the Holidays yesterday
afternoon and evening at Rauscher's Hall,
for the benefit of the Newsboys' Aid So
ciety, was great success socially and
financially. The Washington birthday ia
be was under the direction of Mrs. Charles
j. Bell, and her assistants wore Martha
Washington costumes and served tea in
Washington china. Miss Addison Mitchell,
Miss McLanahan and Miss Rochester had
the May day table. Mrs. Stanley Matthews
and Mrs. Myers the Thanksgiving day
booth and Mrs. Richardson the Christmas
tree. Mrs. McKinley's doll was bought by
Mrs. Richardson Clover at the auction al
the close of the evening, and the other
dolls dressed by Mrs. Hobart and some of
the cabinet ladies went to as apprecia tive
owners Mrs. John B. Wight Mrs. Mac
farland. Mrs. Pollok, Mrs. w. B. Gurley,
Mrs. Thurston and Mrs. Robbins had the
supper tables, which were well patronized
Miss Miles, Miss Alger. Miss Sartoris, the
MisSeS SHeIlhSH. TIE Misses owen, MISS
Fuller the Misses Gary. Miss Sewers, the
Misses Mattingly, Miss Bell Miss Breckin-
ridge, Miss Maud Ashford, Miss Gertrude
Clagett Miss HOPKINS. Miss McCammon.
Miss Hagner, Miss Sands, Miss Sarah
Walker and Miss Sutherland were among
the assistants at the different tables. The
patronesscs of the event We're Mrs. Hobart
,irs. Satterlee Mrs. Gary. Mrs. Alger, Mrs.
Elkins, Mrs. Fuller. Mrs. Stanley Mat
thews, Mrs. Anthony Pollock Mrs Gardi-
ner Hubbard. Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page,
Mrs. Radcliffe, Mrs. Westinghouse and Miss
Strong.
Mrs. Frederick F. Schrader entertained at
a box party at the Academy last evening
Assistant Secretary of War Meikeljohn
Assistant Postmaster General and Mrs.
Heath, Representative and Mrs. Charles F.
Joy of st. Louis, Representative and Mrs.
David A. Mercer, Assistant Commissioner
of Lands Mondell, her uncle, Mr.. r. A.
Moseley of Alabama, and her father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bailey of
Capitol Hill.