The times., 1899-12-03

ana WHITE carnations. Mrs Albert in a
reception toilet of black net. was assisted
in welcoming the large throng of callers
by group of attractive young bellies
among whom were Miss Daisy Wilson
Miss Curry Connolly Miss Hagner, and
Miss Clagett Miss Glover and Miss Wal
ZACH presided in the tea room. which was
tinted with pink capped lights and
fragrant with pink carnations Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert will give ball for the de-
butante who is their only daughter dur
ing the Christmas holidays. The pretty
affair will be given at Rauschers.
The coming week will be a gala one for
the debutantes. though it is scarcely likely
that the weather will be as ideally perfect
as that which nature so graciously be-
slowed on the coming out teas of the buds
OF the past few days. Mrs. u. H Painter
Will entertain at a tea from . TO tomor-
row afternoon to introduce her daughter.
Miss Painter, and on Tuesday Miss GLADYS
Ffoulke, the second daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Charles NJ. Ffoulke will make her
entrance into the social world, via = tea
to be given by Mrs Ffoulke. and at which
Miss Dorothy COggeshalI. the cousin and
season 8 guest of the debutaute viii he
presented also. Mrs. John Sidney Webb's
/ Tea IN honor of her daughters coming our
VIII be an attractive event of Wednesday.
ana on Thursday Miss Julia Kellogg only
daughter of Col, Sanford Kellogg, formerly
military attache at Paris. will have her
coming out tea Fridays bud viii be Miss
Edison, daughter Of Mrs. Joseph Romanzo
Edison, who has cards out for o'clock.
Mrs. Miranda b. Tullock viii entertain
tuesday from to Z the guests being in
Vited to meet Mr. and Mrs. Henry Y. Tul
lock
Mrs. Clinton Cushing will give 3 tea
thursday from 4 to Z O'Clock. which will
give their wide circle of friends an oppor-
tunity of welcoming them home after their
extended absence during which thev have
travelled both al home and abroad.
Mrs. Biddle Will give tea Friday
which viii conclude the series Of after
noon affairs of the week
Mrs. w. B. Bayley and Master Warner
b. Bayley will sail Wednesday for Europe
on the American Line steamship ST. Paul
President and Mrs. Mckinley spent
thanksgiving Day quietly, their only
guests being Mr. and Mrs. Abner Mckinley
VINO have returned to New York.
Madame WI, wife of the Chinese Minis
Ter has so far recovered from her recent
illness as to 90 out on every pleasant dav
A Chinese attendant wheels her in a low
chair TO the park near the Legation where
she spends half hour or so chatting with
her young son, who is her constant caya-
ler. great grey shawl muffies the little
lady so completely that only d glimpse can
be seen OF her gay cOlored slippers and the
folds Of her blue silk robe about her
throat. Her shining black hair. on which
she wears no covering whatever is fas-
tened by an antique jeweIed comb The
son of the house is a picturesque little fell
low whose 20
with Just one touch of vivid color given by
the scarlet ribbon that ties his Jet black
queue. The Minister accompanies his wife
when possible on her little outings. but
these are busy days for diplomats. and
more frequently the little mother and son
and the attendant make the "trip without
him.
Miss H. NJ Tenney has returned to
Washington, and viii spend the winter Al
the Colonial
MIR. and Mrs. Charles l. simms have
closed their country home at Glen Carlin.
Va, and viii be the guests for the winter
OF Mrs. G. G. c. Slmms. 1927 Corcoran
Street.
Colonel Denby. of the Philippine Com
mission and Mrs. DENLY are at the Ar
lington The Russian Ambassador enter
tained the former at a dinner during the
week.
A dance was given at the Cairo Thanks
giving night. The chaperons were Mrs
Boyd Smith, Mrs. Hendrick Mrs. L. d.
Schaefer, Mrs. Daley, and Mrs Bowers.
Among those present We're Miss Virginia
Schaefer, Miss Hendrick Miss Loving.
Miss Ridgeley Miss Emily Gull of BaIti-
more, Miss Lee, Miss Morris, Miss Beale,
Miss Davis. Miss Seckendorf. Miss Bliss.
Miss Griffith, Miss Houghten Miss Shan
non. Miss Du Bois, Miss Gill, Miss Mason.
Miss Hanger. Miss Plunket, Miss Sanner,
and Miss Weightman; Messrs. Alexander,
Wayland, Dulin, Day, Wilson, Coyle,
SmOot, Hanger Bubb, Bedford, Brown,
Boteler, Sterne, Gordon Chase DueIl.
Adee. Hugh Hanger Nellie. Sower Holland
Duell, Rowland, and Mason.
Miss Anna Archibald of Scranton. Pa.
and Miss Caro- BruXton, OF Millston, n c.,
members of the junior class of Bryn Mawr
College, are the guests for the Thanksgiv-
ing holidays OF Miss Elsie Curtis daugh-
Connecticut Avenue
Mildred Geneveive Jochum, the little
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w l. Jochum.
sf 26 Second Street northeast, celebrated
her third birthday on Wednesday by giving
a luncheon to ten of her baby friends The
table was tsstefully decorated with flowers
and three red candles burned on the birth