Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-08
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
NOTABLE COMPANIES WELCOME
PRETTY DEBUTANTEs.
A Silver Wedding Dinner Party-En-
gagements Announced-Interes
ing Personal Notes.

Miss Cockrell presented her attractive
young sister, Miss Anna Ewing Cockrell, at
a tea Saturday, an occasion which brought
together not only the usual society gather
ing, but numbers Of Senator Cockrelrs col
leagues in the upper house. bent on doing
homage to the daughter of their ole friend.
while participating in one Of the happiest
events of the early season. The handsome
young hostess, very richly gowned In pale
blue, received with the debutante who
made pretty picture of girlish attractive
ness, arrayed in the daintiest of coming
out gowns-soft white lace with trimmings
of rose buds. She carried double arm
full of pink roses and orchids and the scores
of other glad tributes in roses and orchid
clusters and violet bouquets were massed
on the mantels. festooned about the mir
rors and pictures, literally surrounding the
room with fragrant beauty. Mrs. Ludlow,
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh, Mrs. Leonard Wood
and Mrs. Sinclair Cannon were in the re-
ceiving party, while in the dining room, two
other popular matrons, Mrs. John W. Eos
ter and Mrs. Chauncey Depew did the nom
ors at the prettiest Of refreshment tables.
whereon pink roses and foliage and candy
baskets Of pink CONNECTIONS were rivals In
artistic effects Miss Wilson, Miss FORAKER,
Miss Anita Poor, Miss Marion Gallaudet,
Miss Harriet Switzerland and Miss Diana
Morgan Hill were also assistants to the
hostess.
Miss Carolyn Huns debut was another
important event of Saturday and her COM
ing out was made delightfully."- happy one
by the notable company gathered to for
mally extend her welcome.
The debutante was In white crepe de chine
and lace, and her handsome mother APP
peared in a cream-ttnted cloth. MIS- stan
ley Matthews and Mrs. George Dunn,
daughter of Representative Dalzell Of Penn
sylvania, presided at the tea table. Miss
Harriet Sabin of Williamstown, Mass. and
Miss Hazel Dunning Of Cedarhurst, Long
Island, former schoolmates Of the young
hostess, assisted in entertaining the guests
together with Miss Helen Ffoulke, Miss
Webb, Miss Foraker, Miss Hagner, Miss
Enrol Brown, Miss Florence Field, Miss
Elsie Seymour, Miss Pansy y Blo Gaa MISS
Ffoulke and Miss Jean Crosby.
Mrs. F. P. B. Sands gave the first of two
teas also on Saturday, when Miss Frances
Sands met the family acquaintance. An
other tea will follow the coming Saturday.
ment Of her daughter, Page, to Mr.. Morven
Thompson.
The home of Miss Edith Lowry, No. 16 18th
street southeast was the scene of birth
day party Friday evening. The parlor and
dining room were tastefulfy decorated with
palms and cut flowers. Many interesting
games were played. interspersed with vocal
Miss Marion Kelly. At a late hour all re-
paired to the dining room, where bounti-
full repast was served. The hostess was the
recipient of many pretty presents. Among
those present were the Misses Edna May
Dodge, Ethel Symonds, Madeline Atchison,
Marion Kelly, Kate Dawson, Emma Evans,
Lillians Atchison, Lillian Prewitt, Edith
Supper, Lucille Tyler Florence Lowry,
Marie Oldham, Genevieve Rose and the
Messrs. Harry Emmerson, Owen Briggs,
Perry Pattison, Myron Cowgirl. Frank Hor-
ner, Edward Oldham. George Melchoir, Ed
ward Dudly Young, Dr. Vernon Burding,
William B. Lowry, Walter s. Dodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Coquillott have re-
moved from Georgetown to 1926 18th street,
where they will be glad to see their friends.
BY the death OF Mrs. Davis wife Of
former Senator Davis. three prominent
households are plunged in mourning-Sena-
tor and Mrs. Elkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Lee and Mrs. Brown.
Miss Field accompanied Miss Blair of Chi
cago for an over-Sunday visit to the Misses
Mccormick at "Cloverdale," near Balti-
more.
Mrs waterlow, the bride of the diplo-
matte corps, is the wife Of Sidney Water
low, esq.,, attache of the British embassy.
Mr.. and Mrs Waterlow have just come
from England and are residing at 1880
Rhode avenue. They were married in Lon
don November 10, and their wedding trip
was to cross the ocean. Mr.. Waterlow
came here last spring and returned to Eng