Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-24

night will bring together another young
company. Dinners will precede at Senator
Foraker's and Mr. George Huns. Mrs,
Huff gives the next dance of this series
January at Rauscher's.
A domino party was given last evening
by Mrs. James T. Metcalf of LIE Droit Park
in honor Of her daughter, Mrs. B. ]. Shan
non Of Harrisonburg, Va, who, with her
daughter Marion, is spending the hol-
idays with her parents. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Ferner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hates, Mr.. and Mrs. Leavitt, Mrs. Sharp,
Misses Haas, Brown, May and White, Mr..
H. G. Metcalf.
DR.. and Mrs. I. s. Stone gave brilliant
reception last night at their residence on
Rhode Island avenue, when their daughter,
Mss Helen Stone, was presented Christ
mas greens and ribbons and the profusion
OF flowers sent the debutante added fra
grant beauties to the spacious rooms The
debutante, in dainty gown of white crepe
de chine, carried bouquet of roses. An
orchestra played throughout the evening,
and the company assembled Included a
large representation of the resident fam1-
lies especially those in professional circles
Messrs D. w. Taylor and w. p. Taylor or
Wilmington, Del, brothers Of the hostess;
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. K. Taylor and Miss Ware
Of Baltimore were present.
Gen. Edgar Allan Of Virginia and his
wife are spending the holidays with their
daughter Mrs Edith Allan-Crump, 1901
18th street northwest.
Another sixty-couple cotillion has gone
into history as great success ana more
productive Of what the younger set call
real good time" than any event they can
hope to attend in the future. 1t was helo
at Masonic Temple last night, and Mrs
Leonard Wood, one of the original members
Of the cotillion. received with the commit
tee-Mrs. Charles H. Campbell, Mrs. John
Poor, Miss Myer and Miss Christine Queen
Owen. The favors were pretty and numer-
Gus. Mr.. Charles H. Campbell led the codl-
lion, and the following were the SUBSCRIBERS
Commander and Mrs. Cowles. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Poor, Mr.. and Mrs. John 8.
Blair. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Olmsted, Captain
Mrs. Sargent, Mr.. and Mrs. George Bloom
er, Mr. and Mrs. George Howard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert F. Shepard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Addison, Miss Hitchcock Miss VIII
son, General Woodruff, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
kinson, Miss Schroeder, Miss Marie Barnes
Miss Postlethwaite, the Misses Crosby, Miss
Anita Poor, Miss Polly Shepard, Miss r.
Patterson. the Misses Cotton, Miss Fitch.
Miss Enrol Brown, Miss Seymour, Miss Field,
Miss Webb, Miss Sanger, the Misses Lorlng,
Miss Martin, Miss Nora Parish, Miss Bor-
aker, Miss Garcia de Peyster, the Misses
Ffoulke. Miss Terry, Miss Diane Morgan
Miss e. Parker. Miss Elsie Curtis, Miss
Ethel Seckendorf, Miss Grossman, Miss
Woodruff, the Misses McCauley, Miss Mary
Randolph, Miss Ethe! Miller. Miss Clagett,
Berry, Miss Zadie Cobb, Miss Jean Walsh,
Miss Goldsborough, Miss Anna Cockrell,
Miss Virginia Latrobe of Baltimore, Miss
Hagner. Miss Lincoln, Miss Mattingly, Mr..
lor, Captain Heron, Mr.: Alfred Tyler, Mr..
James Crawford, Mr.. Hilliard Owen, Mr..
L., N, Nicholson, Mr.. Louis Keller of New
York. Mr.; cuthbert Brown. Mr.. Randall
Robert Clark Mr.. Ormsby McCammon. Mr..
Adam B. Roberts, Mr.. Knox and Mr.. s. T.
Burk of Alexandria: Mr.. Peachy, Lieuten-
ant ]. H. Poole, Lieutenant Gibbons, Mr..
Arthur Goldsborough, the Messrs. Huide-
koper, Baron Franckenstein Of the embassy
of Austria-Hungary; Mr.. w. E. Pearson,
Mr.. John Stauffer, Mr.. William Russell
White, Mr.. C. c. Dawson, Mr.. Howe Tot
ten, Mr.. o. H. Bradley. Mr.. Waggaman,
Mr. c. p. Minnigerode Mr.. Collins, Mr..
Murray Cobb, Mr.. O'Donnell Hillen. Mr..
Charles Woodruff, Mr.. Edwin v. Morgan.
the Messrs. George and Joseph Washington,
Lieutenant Frank Mccoy, Mr.. Bradford,
Mr. H. B. Ferguson, Mr.. 8. Odds, jr., Mr..
Duncan Bradley, Mr.. Freeman Field, Mr..
Thomas Blagden, Mr.. David r. Mckee, jr.,
Mr.. Van Ness Philip. Mr.. HI. B. Rowland,
Mr.. Lincoln, Lieutenant Edward McCawley,
jr, Mr. A. T. Brown, Mr. William w. Ma
thewson, Baron Ritter of the German en-
bassy, Mrs. 8. Peele and Mr.. James H.
Hopkins jr.
Another dance Of last night was at the
Country Club, where Mrs. Eugene Hale re-
ceved the guests for the ten hosts, each
of whom had asked dozen friends. The
club house was gay with Christmas gar
lands, and the company invited included
the italian ambassador and Nine. Mayor
des Planches, the Russian ambassador and
d'affaires of France and Nine. de Margerie,
Miss Alice Roosevelt, DR.. and Mrs John D.
JONES' Miss Martina Jones. Mr.. and Mrs.
de Koven, Mr.. and Mrs. Lothrop Bradley,
Capt and Mrs. McKinstry, Mr. Morgan.
Miss Merriam, Mr.. and Mrs Theron, Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Legare, Senator and Mrs.
Wetmore and the Misses Wetmore, Senator
Mrs. Corbin, Commander and Mrs. Cowles,
Col Edward Morrell, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
F. Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mitchell, Mr..
Frank Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
ter, Mr.. Jesse Brown Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Biddle, Mr.. Woodbury. Blair, Mr. Gist Blair,
Mr.. Stevens Mr.. Horstman, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Howard. Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis. Rep
resentative and Mrs. Olmstead, Col. and
Mrs. Johnston, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Carter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Smpkins, Miss Wadsworth,
Gen. and Mrs. Draper. the Misses Patten,
Col. Biddle, Miss Gwynn, Baron and Baron
the Misses Huidekoper, Mr.. Hague, Count
Montgelas, Mr.. Norman, Mr.. Won Bredow,
Major McCauley, Capt. Van Ness Philip,
Col. and Mrs. Edwards, Mr.. Seckendorf,
Col. and Mrs. Sanger, Mr.. Riano, Count
Quadt, the Persian minister. Mr.. Cleland
Davis, the Misses Wallach Lieut. Wallach,
Miss Warder, Mr.. and Mrs. Glover and
Miss Glover.
The marriage in New York yesterday of
a well-known young Washingtonian Mr.
r. s. r. Hit, second secretary of the
United States embassy at Berlin and son
of Representative and Mrs. Hit. and Miss
Edith Gray, daughter Of the judge of the
New York court of appeals, was an espe-
cially happy occasion. The bride wore heavy
white satin founced with point applique
lace and made with square court train
There was also a girdle of silk and pearls,
the gown being embroidered with seed
pearls. Her tulle veil was held by a half
coronet Of orange blossoms and a brooch of
pearls and diamonds. Her bouquet was Of
white orchids. The bridesmaids, Miss Ellen
Drexel Paul. Miss Janet Fish, Miss Eva
Barley, Miss Mamie Thayer, Miss Edith
Devereux Clapp and Miss Alice Burnham,
wore white cloth embroidered in openwork
with white silk cord, plateau hats of white
felt trimmed with lace and sprigs Of holly
and its red berries. punches of the same
being worn at the corsage. In place Of bou-
quets each carried an ivory bound prayer
book set with her monogram in gold, the
brides gift.
The best man was Mr.. William F. HIT