The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-23
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


Miss TurnbuIl. .2ol7 Z s.re;t. o-ter-
tanned at q tea yesterday afternoon, Khsn
her guests ineIEdsd almost all OF the
debutantes of LAST winter sEl u Pretty
contingent OF those who viii make ihSir
formal entrance. into, soci=ty between
now and the eflciaI season
A,r. AID Mrs. Elisha Dyer, ir, anz
several others VIII come TO Washington
eaIy in December to attend the rlarriagl
OF Miss Garry CouualIy and Ms- Walie-
Scott Andrews which viii be celeSraJe<
at noon en- TUESDAY, December 4 d
and Mrs J. L. 81 Curry will give din
rer II honor OF the bride-elect. .stO !
their niece. ard the bridal parry. OF Sat
urday. December / Miss Mary CasI sic,
a cousin of the bride 70 be. will b her
only attendant. and the other feminine
guests at the dinner viii BE- intimate
friends OF Miss CcnnaIIy IN the GipIo-
matte and residential circles Af-er tne.r
marriage Air. Andrews and 0r dc wall
travel for tyFO incRlhs. then return g
Washington for some time They raw
abandoned their first intention Ct going
TO Japan On a bridal tour
Mr. Joseph Peabody, OF 8eseon, arrived
II the British Embassy yesIerday after
noon, to be the guest Of the British Am
bassador and Lady Paanezf5te for several
DAYS The first dinner CT che season 10 be
given by Lord and Lady Pauacefo-e at the
British Embassy VIII be On MJ udIy. De-
cembeT 2
Mrs. Lawrence Townsend, Of PalIadeI-
phia, wife Of the United States Minis. eT
70 Belgium, viii arrive on &caIay for
short visit in washington before leaving
TO join her husband in Belgium
Mrs. Thomas If. Gale kzs sent out cards
| for December :, from to :, when she vii
give tea 10 introduce Miss Gale
Mr. and Mrs Patrick Wade have issued
invitations for the marriage Of their dauga-
ter Hannah TO Mr. Edward P Schwartz
Wednesday morning NoTember 20. a. 8
o'clock. al 81. AIoysius Church Admis-
sion to tbs church VIII be BY card At
home after January L at 25s MassachG
sets Avenue northwest.
Miss Sophia Seibert, who has been visit
ing Miss McLanahan, at her summer home
in Catskiil. y. Y. has returned TO her resi-
dence. 1925 Eighteenth Street, for the win
ter.
Mrs De Peyzter and daughter have re-
turned e their home. 1920 Connecticut
Avenue. for the winter They spent tbs
summer and autumn at Tivoh, n. Y
| It is hard TO realize that Dorothy Whit,
ney, who was a baby in long dresses
| when her father was a member of Presi-
! dent CIeveIand's Cabinet is now old
I enough TO warrant q paragraph dzscrip-
! tive of the toilet worn By her ut the New
| York Horse Show. Her blue cloth gown
was made sailor fashion. with a broad
| collar OF white silk tied at the throat
/ with a black bow. Her black hat was
! shaded with plunes.
/ Miss Daisy Letter, who IS among tic
/ Washington visitors atsths shcw, is at
| tracing admiTing comment upon the
| beauty and elegant simplicity CT her COS
/ tune One Of the most picturesque of ter
| dresses is of gracefully elingins black,
/ with which she wears a big black lat
! trimmed with ostrich plgmes. The one
/ touch of color was given by large emer-
aid. that flashed shaded green lights
/ among the laees at her throat.
Yesterday the babies of the Founding
| Hospital gave their annual tea. The thir-
| ty and more tets who are cared for SO
J tenderly in their town home in Fifteenth
/ Street were as fresh and pretty as the
| blossoms that adorned the lower rooms.
/ some OIL IHem we're al nome IN the re-
| cept5on hall. each in a white froek with
shoulder knots of ribbon, some pink and
others blue. Babies not so large, and
/ iRvidsiltaiiy, not SO reliably good, were
| carried about from room to room by pref
/ ~ nurses in picturesque uniforms of white
and e1e- Up in the big, airy nursery
! there were rows OF white cribs lining
/ both sides Of tfe wall. In each crib was
/ miTe OF q baby in its dainty white slip
and ~
honed socks Of white wool and were COW
i cred with eiderdoWn coYerIetS OF alter
hating pink and blue that eoptrasted pref
lily with the general Wilderness of the
I room Some Of the babies laughed, kicked
! and crowed for the benefit OF their adj
lniring visitors; others gazed with that
iEscratable soiennity peculiar to babies.
while two distinguished themselves By
I wailing from the beginning OF the recep-
ton until its end One of these baDies
vas Elizabeth. who arrived at the hospital
yesterday morning. A few sensible babies
slept profoundly throughout and others