Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-15
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS ROOSEVELT OFF FOR AN
OTHER NEW YORK VISIT.
Coming Out Parties in Christmas Week
a Noon Wedding-Per-
sonal Notes.

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Miss Roosevelt has gone to New York and
will be absent until Wednesday night
She will be present at the wedding today
| of Miss Metcalf and Mr.. Pruyn.
The Invitations for the children's party
at the White Mouse. December 20, were sent
I out yesterday.
Mrs. G. Lloyd Magruder has cards out
for o'clock tea. December "a, when
Miss Pauline Magruder will be presented.
This interesting addition to the ranks Of the
debutantes from resident society, is a tall
handsome girl. The finishing touches to
her education We're received abroad in the
| last two years. The honors of this coming
| out party at the new home of DR.. and Mrs.
| Magruder. Jackson place, will also be
| shared by three other young friends of the
| debutante. Miss Frances Warren, daughter
of Senator Warren who viii enjoy society
| here this winter for the first time; Miss
| Edith Hoyt the debutante daughter OF Mrs.
Hoyt, widow of Col. Hoyt, u S. A, and
| who has also completed her studies abroad.
| and Miss Imogene Hoyl, daughter of
Major and Mrs, Hoyl. another debutante Of
| the winter. Cadet Burns Magruder has a
| short leave of absence that will allow him
| to be at home in time for the party and
| Christmas day. Fifteen other cadets from
West Point have a similar delightful pros
pect ahead of them for Christmas cheer
with their relatives i'll this city.
Miss Rosita Calderon. the second daugh-
| ter of the Peruvian minister and Nine. Cal
deron, will make her debut at. a tea Mon
day. December %, for which the invitations
have been sent out.
| Mrs Robert b. Armstrong has cards out
for a tea Monday, December q, to meet
Miss Eleanor Robinson.
The German ambassador and Baroness
Won Sternburg will hold a diplomatic recep-
ton. Saturday afternoon. December 10.
| Speaker Cannon gave a large dinner last
night when his guests included Justice
| Harlan, Senators Hanna, Warren and New
| lands. General Draper, former ambassador
| to Rome; Gen. Arson Mills, U. s. A; Rep
| resentative Payne, Representative Burkett,
| Representative Olmsted. Representative
| Morrell, Representative Mondell, Represen-
| tatve Fowler of New Jersey. Representa-
| tive James Sherman, Representative Hep
| burn, Representative Hemenway, Repre-
sentative Cooper of Wisconsin and Mr.. c.
c. Glover.
The Italian charge d'affaires and Countess
Cellere had dinner company last night,
where there were present the assistant
secretary of state and Mrs. Loomis, Mr..
and Mrs A. p Gardner Mr. and Mrs.
Boardman, Miss May Williams, Countess
Antonelli, Mr.. Theodore Hansen and Mr..
Charles Wauters.
Senator and Mrs. Ayers guests at din
ner last night We're: Senator Frye. SEN
ator Allison Senator Hale, Senator and
Mrs. Wetmore, Senator and Mrs. Spooner,
| Senator and Mrs. Foraker, Mrs. Richardson
! Clover, Mrs. Matthews, Miss Poe. Last
| Saturday night Senator and Mrs. Alger en-
| tertained at dinner Senator Burrows, Mr.:
| VIM. Alden Smith and wife, Mr.. Jos. w.
| Col. and Mrs. Geo. a. Loud. Mr.. Alfred
| Luckng, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McMorran,
Mr. Chas. E. Townsend Mr.. and Mrs.
Olin H. Young and Maj. Watkins.
Miss Mildred Carlisle, who was in Pitts
| burg last week, was given luncheon at
| the golf club, sharing the honors with
| her hostess, Mrs. A. p. Burgwin.
| The Earl and Countess of Yarmouth are
| the recipients Of many fattering atten-
tons during their Pittsburg stay with
the latter's mother. Mrs. Thaw. They will
| stay over Christmas at "Dungeness," the
| Carnegie place in Florida. where the
! Thaw family will gather, and will sail for
| full countess at one Of the entertainments
| she attended wore a white liberty satin,
ruffied to the waist an ermine stole and
white picture hat
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Westinghouse
spent a part Of last week at their Pitts
burg home. giving two dinners In honor
of Miss Violet Brocklebank Of England,
, who is again their guest and accepting
several Inequalities from their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Wadsworth have
returned to their Massachusetts, avenue
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Waller Denegre will spend
this winter on their Louisiana estate.
Miss Blunt of Massachusetts, avenue gave
a luncheon today.
The Dental Association will give a BAN
quet tonight at Rauscher's.
Mrs Higginson, wife of Commander IIig-
ginso. and Mrs. Pendleton, wife Of Capt.
Pendleton. U. S. NJ. c.. will receive the
guests at the officers dance at the navy
yard Friday evening next.
Mrs Converse has returned to town after
| an absence of nearly six months and will
| be with her sister, Miss Jenkins, at 2142 r
! street, for the winter.
Miss Elsa Schwarz Of Brooklyn is visiting
her brother. Otto Schwarz. at 342 18th
street southeast.
Miss Helen Gertrude Shannon, daughter
Of MI and Mrs. Andrew c. Shannon of this
city, and MIR. Harry Scott Bradley OF
Wheeling w. Va. were married at noon
today at the Church Of the Covenant, In
the presence Of a large number of invited
guests. The groomsmen were Messrs. j.
Thilman Hendrick, Stanton c. Peelle. John
Snyder ana John Sneed. all of this CITY,
The regular organist furnished a varied
programme before the arrival of the bride,
who entered to the familiar chorus from
"Lohengrin." She. wore a trained gown
entirely of lace foundation of silk and
chiffon, with tulle veil worn off the face
The bridal bouquet was of lilies of the
valley. Mr.. Shannon escorted his daugh-
ter to the chancel, where she was joined by
the groom and his best man, Mr. Fitz-
hugh Scott of New York. The two sisters
of the groom were the brides only at
terdants They wore white net over taft
feta, and carried white roses. Rev. DR..
Hamlin pastor Of the church. officiated