Evening star., 1901-11-20
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
RECENT ENTERTAINMENTS AND
COMING ONES NOTED.
Gala Scenes at the Horse Show-COm-
ing-Out Parties-Weddings-
Personal Notes.

Miss Alice Roosevelt, who is now visiting
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Z.
Lee, at Chestnut Hill, Boston, will remain
with them ever Thanksgiving. Miss Roose-
| welt. whose coming out will be at a White
House ball the Sd Of January, will be given
another ball on January by Miss Kean,
| sister of Senator Kean. At dinner last
| night the President and Mrs. Roosevelt had
among their guests the Secretary and Mrs.
| Root and Senator and Mrs. Lodge.
! The New York horse show has brought
| wealth Of fine gowns, jewels and furs to the
| fore. The dressing each night Is more mag
| nificent than ever, and except that the
| gowns are not low-necked and that hats
/ are worn the elegance and fluff1ness Of the
/ costumes could not be exceeded for the
most formal of house occasions. The dain-
| tiest Of slippers with the hugest of buckles
| are other signs Of the winters fashions.
Among the Washingtonians yesterday was
| Mrs. Henry May, who wore in the morning
black cloth. trimmed with sable, wide
| collar of sable and large hat made of
| purple flowers. Among the debutantes
Miss Adelaide Randolph, Mr.. w. c. Whit
| ney's stepdaughter, attracts much admira-
| ton. She bears a striking resemblance to
her mother, has beautiful complexion and
| Is tall and slender. Her girlish costume
was Of tan cloth, with short bolero jacket
| and black velvet hat trimmed with black
| quills.
Miss Audrey Pauncefote will visit Mrs.
Barklie Henry in Philadelphia, this week.
| Lady Pauncefote and Miss Sybil Paunce-
| fote will sail for this country the last Of
| this month
Senator Foraker and family have return
| ed to their 10th street residence for the
| winter.
The Secretary of the Interior and Mrs.
| IJifchoocb hn tai for pueStS
| Mr.. and Mrs. Winston Churchill Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex. Legare and Mr.. Walter Berry
were among those giving theater parties
last night.
Miss Marie Fauntleroy Barnes. daughter
of Mrs Frances NJ. Gunnell, was presented
| at tea yesterday at the home of DR.. and
| Mrs. Gunnell, which, prettily decorated
with plants and the flowers sent the debu-
| tante, made charming setting for the
| happy event. Miss Lord of Baltimore, Miss
kellogg, Miss Webb and Miss Hagner as
sisted in the hospitality, with Miss Mackay
| Smith. Miss Poor and Miss Goldsborough,
| Miss Grossman and Miss Hill, the latter
group all buds Of the coming winter.
Mrs Theodore Bingham gave luncheon
yesterday, when her guests included Mrs.
/ Hitchcock. Mrs. Sanger, Mrs Miles, Mrs.
Gillespie, Mrs. George B. Mcclellan, Mrs.
| Audenried, Mrs. Charles A. Spalding, mrs
| j. B. Henderson. Mrs. Aulick Palmer, Mrs.
| Wallach and Mrs Bloomer Col and Mrs
Bingham are occupying 1919 10th street this
| winter.
Mr.. James Hoban and Miss Hoban,
debutante Of this season, have cards out for
tea, Friday. November 20, to q. Mr..
| Hoban and his son, Mr.. Piquette Mitchell,
and his young daughter have recently re-
turned and have ta--en possession OF tnelr
| home, 1771 Massachusetts avenue.
The Junior Bachelors Assembly will hold
its next dance on November 80 at 1511
r street. Admission by card only.
Miss Margaret C. Mccarthy and Mr..
Michael Joseph German, both of Washing
ton, were quietly married today in Balti-
more at st. Ignatius Church by Rev
Father Chester of Loyola College, Balti-
more formerly of Georgetown University.
Only the immediate families of the con-
tracing parties witnessed the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. German left Immediately after
| for New York and Philadelphia.
The Mistletoe Euchre Club held a meet
| ing at the home of Mrs. Wilkins, 63S
/ Rhode Island avenue, Friday evening, No
vember 15. The house was beautifully
| decorated with chrysanthemums, brides
maids roses, palms and numerous other
plants. Among those present were Misses
Ruth Campbell, Mauda King, Mabel Clarke,
Alice Campbell, Marion Bates, Louise
Hartung, Carrie King. Mabel Nelson and
Frank Benton, Alex. Clarke, Clarence Cla-
baugh and Robert Wilkins Refreshments
were served at 1920 pm. ----.r next meet
ing will be held at the home of Miss Mabel
|
Der %.
| The babies Of the Founding Hospital will
hold a reception tomorrow at 1715 18th
street, from to o'clock pm.
Mr. and Mrs Daniel A. WhItesell were
I given a surprise by their friends Monday
| evening, the occasion being the thirty-sixth
anniversary of their marriage
The hostess was assisted by her daughter,
Miss Catharine Whitesell while Mrs
Evans. Mrs. Lyons, Miss Lysight, Miss
Agnes Gibbon and Miss Calvert served re-
frehments in the dining room. Among
| those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Ellinger,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kolb Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamson Mr.. and Mrs. Clark.
| Mr. and Mrs Calvert, Mrs. Donaldson, Mrs.
Allison, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. George, Mrs.
Baldwin, Miss Carey, Miss Johann Carey,
Miss Belle Smith, Miss Ruess, Miss Hugle,
Mr.. Smith. Mr. Leo Kolb, Mr.. w. E. Elm
Graham Smith. Many handsome presents
| were received.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Miss
Ruth Helen Bolway, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas G.. Hensey. to Mr. Dudley
Tibbits Corning of Troy, N Y The cere-
| o'clock at All Souls Church. A reception
| will be held at the home of the brides pa
| rents, 400 M street, Immediately after the
ceremony.
Col and Mrs. Addison Thomas Of New
port, r. l., have returned to Washington
and are at the Grafton for the winter
Mrs. George L. Andrews Of 1914 Kenesaw
avenue has issued invitations for the mar
| riage of her daughter, Miss Fannie Loring
Andrews, to Mr.. Edward Floy Caverly.
| The ceremony will take place at St. An
drew's Episcopal Church Wednesday, De-
cember 4, at II o'clock.
The marriage Of Miss Nellie B. Gold
smith to Mr.. Robert Allen Veitch this
wednesday, evening will be a quiet one,
celebrated at the residence of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Goldsmith. The
brides cousin, Miss Nellie Blackstone, will
be the maid of honor, and the grooms
cousin, Mr.. Frank E. Parre, will act as
best man. There will be other attend
ants The ceremony, at o'clock. will be
witnessed only by the relatives and few