New-York tribune., 1902-12-07
NOTES OF SOCIETY IN WASHINGTON

wasbington Dec S (SpeciaD.-Miss Cockren.
daughter OF the Senator from Missouri INTRODUCED
nor sister Miss Anna Ewing Cockreu. at one OF
the largest teas of the week from to this after
moon at their home No. ISIS R-st- The two sisters
received their friends In the first parlor. which was
decorated with palms and cut flowers Miss Cockren
wore a gown OF pale blue, with garnitures OF lace
The debutante was In white chiffon embroidered
IN mink roses Her flowers were also pink. In the
tearoom where the floral decorations and shades
over the lights were pink, Mrs. Ludlow. wife Oh
CAPTAIN Ludlow. U. s. N. and Mrs D. L. Foster
presided Other matrons who assisted IN the enter
tsinrnent of the guests were Mrs Chauncey NJ
Depew Mrs Thomas F. Walsh and Mrs Leonard
Wood The members OF the younger set who as
sisted were Miss Wilson. daughter of the Secretary
of Agriculture: Miss Diane Morgan Hill, MISS FOR
aker Miss Anita Poor, Miss Switzerland and Miss
Gallaudet.
lieutenant Cannon and his bride the guests
OF Senator and the Misses Cockrell
Miss Carolyn HUFF. daughter Of Representative
George r Huff OF Pennsylvania. was also intro
duced to society this afternoon Mrs HUH re-
ceived in cream French Doplin. and the debutante
wore white crepe de chine and lace Mrs Stan
ley Matthews. widow of Justice Matthews. and
Mrs George Dunn. daughter OF Representative
DaIzel of Pennsylvania, presided at the tea table
Miss Harriet Sabin. of Wilamstown. Mass. and
Miss Hazel Dunnng. of Cedarhurst- Long Island.
former schoolmates of the young hostess. assisted
in entertaining the guests. together with MISS
Helen Ffoulke Miss Lidy Webb. Miss Foraker.
Miss Hagner Miss Erol Brown. Miss Florence
Eiald MISS Elsie Seymour Miss Pansy Blooner,
Miss CAROLYN Postlethwaite. Miss Gwendoline
Ffoulke and Miss Jean Crosby
Mrs. Henley Smith. Of No. 1.22i Connecticut-ave-'
gave a luncheon this afternoon In honor of her
debutante niece Miss Gertrude Henley. 1t was
a birthday luncheon. and in keeping with the
Christmas month the table decorations were OF
holy The guests Miss Giddings. of Balti-
more: Miss Schroeder daughter of the Governor OF
f.uam. Mis-. Frances Sands, Miss Pansy Bloomer.
Miss Perkins Miss Anna McCauley. Miss Kennedy
niece of Mrs Harriet Lane Johnston; MISS ANITA
Poor Miss Marguerite Sands. daughter or Cap
tain Sands of the army; Miss Jean Loring Miss
Goldsborough, Miss Gwendollne AouIhe diu Miss
Rivinus of Philadelphia.
Miss Frances Sands, daughter OF MIR. and MIS-.
F. P B. Sands of No. 1.222 Connecucut-ave- VIII
make her formal entrance into the social world at
two at homes the frsr of which given this
afternoon and the second Will take place next
Saturday The dehutante is the niece OF Adinlrai
James H Sands now stationed at League Island
Miss Henrietta Sands the elder daughter of the
family also received with her mother this after
noon and introduced her cousin, Miss Marguerite
Sands daughter of Captain Sands, who, after
months visit in Washington, will return to her
home at West Point. -,
started the hospitalites of their new home by
series of small dinners the hrst or Wnicn was
siyen tonieht the guests were Miss Bessie Ashton.
Miss WaIiach Reginald Huidekoper and Mr.
Mitchell ras chssg gesM Miss Ss Mabei Merriam Count
Gherandesca attache OF the Itahan Emoassy' ald
1rs NJ, -scoveI win entertain again Monday night
Mrs James Wadsworth and Miss Wadsworth are
IN Ms Stephen B. Elkins wife the Senator from
West Virginia and her sisters Mrs r. M G.
Brown and Mrs. Arthur Lee, have been called to
West Virginia by the death Of their mother. Mrs
Davis wife of ex-senator Henry @. Davis.
Mrs r. r. Hit is spending few days In New