Evening star., 1898-12-30
MISS lARNER'S DEBUT
Another Debutante Added to the Lsng
List.
supper Party for the College Min.
strels-Ars. Browns Tea
Personals.

| occasion. The drawing rooms were a-bloom
| with the bouquets sent the bud, while the
| dining room was decorated in holly. poin-
| setta and Christmas greens, the candles be-
| ing under red shades and mound of red
| roses in the center of the table Mrs. Lar
| ner was gowned in a handsome toilet of
| black and white and the debutante was
! radiant in white taffeta and chiffon. Her
| bouquet was of American beauty roses.
| Mrs. Robert Martin Larner, Mrs. George
| Williams, Mrs ]. c. Goodrich Miss Ly-
| man and Miss Bodine of Chestnut Hill as
sisted in receiving The Misses Libbey pre-
sided at the punch bowl and in the dining
room Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe and Mrs.
| Charles W, Richardson did the honors, as
| sisted by Miss Kelly and Miss Boyle.
| Mr.. and Mrs Cropper gave a reception
and supper last night in honor of the Co
| lumbia University Glee Club. Among the
! guests were General and Mrs. Miles and
J Miss CaSsini. Miss Miles, Miss Miriam
| las Wa!laCk, the Misses Edes Miss Char
| lotte Taylor, Miss Langhorne. Miss Satter-
| lee and Miss Huntington OF New York were
| among the young ladies who met the north
| ern visitors in this charming home.
| Associate Justice and Mrs. Brown wei
| coined several hundred friends yesterday
afternoon at a tea, when they had The
| pleasant assistance of Mrs. McKibben. the
Misses Mckenna, Miss Harlan and Miss
Ashton. The house was profusely orna-
mented with flowers, and a bountiful col
| latOn was served.
| Mrs. Warder has cards out for a recep-
| ton on the evening Of January >. a small
| cotillion will follow after l. o'clock.
| Mr. and Mrs. John T. Tweedale have been
| summoned to Springfield Mass. by the
| serious illness of Mrs. Tweedale's mother
The Misses Evans, daughters of the COM
missioner of pensions, entertained num-
| ber of young ladies at a luncheon today.
| The table decorations were in red \ silver
| bowl of red roses in the center rested on a
| square of lace over red satin. Streamers
| OF red satin ribbon extended the length Of
| the table TO the red-capped candelabras.
| Miss Kaufman sat at the right of Miss
| Evans and Miss Moves at the right Of Miss
Anita Evans Miss Long. Mrs Hiestand
| Miss Wilson, the Misses Stewart. Mrs
Mearns, Miss Griggs. Miss Talmadge. Miss
Edison and Miss Towner were the other
guests.
Mrs. Edgar Frisby, 1907 31st street, will
be at home Thursdays, February and 8
Col. J. NJ. Bell, 1st United States Cavalry,
and Mrs. Bell have changed their address
from the Savoy to 1922 Z street
Miss Eta Konitzky of Baltimore Nd, is
visiting Miss Maude Endicott. daughter OF
Commodore and Mrs. NJ. T. Endicott
United States navy.
Mrs. William Alden Smith and Mrs. Joe!
Prescott Heatwole have issued invitations
for a tea to he given at the Baltic on jan
uary 1. Mrs. Heatwole will present her
daughter, Miss Archibald. Mrs. Smith will
have with her a niece, Miss Sweet, from
Grand Rapids Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Alden of 211 10th street
southwest gave tea in honor of their little
daughter HaZels returning health after a
severe illness. Tea over. games were en-
gagged in by the little ones Among those
present were Beatrice Coniee, Ella Murray.
Myrtle Powell, Beulah Barber. Nellie Bar
Der. Elizabeth Vanzant, Florence Popkins,
Mabel Alden, Lee Thomas Turner, Elcon
Powell, Leroy Alden. G. Valentine Arm
strong. Elliot Green, Harry Anderson,
Johnnie Gilmore, Earl Alden, Helge Muir
ray.
Mrs. Samuel Cecil and son Master Ed
ward of Ijamsville Frederick county, Nd
is spending the Xmas holidays with her sis
ter. Mrs NJ. +. Fowler, 120S 9th street
Representative. and Mrs. Reese c. De
Graffenreid are at the Wellington Hotel for
the winter
Miss Annie Colinsky is visiting her sister,
Mrs. AL. D. Zeugschmdt of Allegheny. Pa
Owing to the recent death of the brides
mother and little daughter. the ceremony
uniting Mrs. Katherine c. Sellers and Mr..
VIM. y. Cox was strictly private. The
bride wore handsome travelling dress of
brown English broadcloth with hat and
gloves TO match. Immediately after the
ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Cox left for short
trip.
Senator and Mrs. Fairbanks have issued
invitations for reception Monday evening
from TO II 10 their Indiana friends in
Washington,
Mr. John A. Wightman and Miss Mary
Walter Kinsey, both of Goshen. were mar
ried ut the home of the brides parents
Wednesday at 30 The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Z A. Edwards Mr. Edgar
Benson of Baltimore was best man and
Miss Louise Kinsey, sister of the bride
was bridesmaid. The bride wore a costume
of white organdie trimmed with lace. rib
bons and orange blossoms. and carried hya-
clnths. The bridesmaid wore pink organdie
and carried carnations. After the care
mony reception was given.
The marriage of Mr.. G. Sargent Elliott
nesdHy afternoon at 4:30 o'clock, at the
home of the bride. On account of the re-
cent death of the brides mother the plans
for 4 church wedding were abandoned ATr
ana Mrs Elliott left for trip south They
VIII be at home TO their friends TUESDAYS
in January at 3o7 NJ street northwest.
Mrs. j. D. Terrill and Miss Terriu are
now settled in their homa on Vermont ave-
nue., after long absence abroad. Mrs and
Miss Terrill will be at home to their friends
the first and third Tuesdays in January
the Sd and the 18th.
Mr.. Randall Lynch and Miss Nollie p
Robbins of Delaware were married at the
nome of the brides parents, at Robbins
iDSi-, heuIieSudS, december -. They ar
rived in Washington Thursday afternoon
and were rendered an informal reception
Dy MI and Mrs. w. S. Robbins of 100 9Th |
street northwest. Among those present |
We're Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Robbins. Mr..
and Mrs. T. c. Robbins Mr. and Mrs. w. |
r u. Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A Covey, |
Miss May Covey, Miss Virgie Covey and |
Miss Bertha Covey. Mr.. and Mrs Lynch |
continued their wedding tour toward the |
south Friday morning.
A party of friends with musical instru- |
ments met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. |
Wilson, 1928 9th street northwest last |
evening and enjoyed music and singing, |
after which refreshments were served |
Among those present We're Mr. and Mrs |
King, Mr.. and Mrs. johnson, Mr. and |
Mrs. Lusby, Misses Ada Saunders. Gertie |
Allen, Alice Pool. Elsie Pool. Nellie King |
Nettie King, Lille King, Messrs. William |
Allen, A. Horstkamp, W. Horstkamp, w. /
Buckingham and ]. Bowers.
Charge of Theft.
Luticia A Hill, a colored woman, aged /