Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-21
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
AND MISS CANNON
DINED AT THE FLEMING HOME.
Saturday Festivities Of Pleasantly
Varied Manufacturing Ones
Personal Notes.

Personal NOtSS.
Col and Mrs Robert T. Fleming enter
tanned at dinner Saturday night In honor or
the Speaker and Miss Cannon. The other
guests were Senator and Mrs. Cullom, SEN
ator and Mrs. Hopkins, Senator Burrows.
Mrs. Z. s. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. John w.
Foster. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh,
Mr.. s. H. Kaufman, Miss Kauffmann,
Representative and Mrs. Boutell and Rep
resentative and Mrs Mann. The oval table
had an exquisite arrangement in green and
white. The cloth, deeply bordered in heavy
lace, had a centerpiece similarly ornament
ed. A tall vase in the center filled with
white roses rested on a mirror plaque, on
which folds of white tulle upheld green
tinted orchids. Thanking this on either end
of the table were Farlayeuse ferns.
A tea on Saturday at the home of Com
mander and Mrs. Fremont was the pleasant
medium by which their second daughter.
Juliette Van Wyck Fremont, was presented
to their friends. The debutante was gown
ed in pink crepe and her mother was IN
gray. Mrs Hanbrough and Mrs. Charles
Spalding did the honors of the tea table.
Others assisting in the hospitalities were
Mrs P. Lee Phillips Mrs. Franz Rummel,
the Misses Goodwin. Miss Carol Simpson.
Miss Jean Loring and Miss Jessie Benton
Fremont.
The. wedding of Miss Anna Rice Law
renee, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Augustine
N. Lawrence, to Mr.. Randall ,Hagner OF
Was hngton which was postponed from
last month owing to Mr.. Hagners IL ness
will take place Wednesday evening, De
cember 30, at the Nevada, New York city,
where Mr. and Mrs Lawrence are spending
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. William K Vanderbilt on
their way south. will be here as the guests
of Senator and Mrs. Depew in time to at
tend the diplomatic reception at the Whlte
House. January Z. After leaving here
they will visit Jekyrs Island, and may go
to Florida before returning to New York.
Mrs. James W. Whitney of 1850 Q street
northwest will leave for New York after
the holidays. where she will be the guest
Of Dr. and Mrs. ]. Darwin Nagel
Mr.. J. w Carroll of this city announces
the marriage of his daughter, MaryM. Car
roll to Mr. Ramona Florence at the home
of the grOoms parents, Mr.. and Mrs jack
son Florence, at Independent Hill, Va, De-
the marriage of his daughter Mary M. Car
The members of the Washington branch
of the Lake Erie College Alumnae As
ISOLATION wehe the guests recently OF
their president. Mrs. Albert b. Bush
nell. at her home at Forest Glen. The
hostess was most fortunate in having Or.
j. Walter Felses of the bureau OF eth
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the Cambridge Museum Of Natural History,
to give talk on his recent visit to Santo
Domingo. He Illustrated his remarks with
lantern slides and made this 1sland' con-
corning which there is so little literature IN
English and which is so rich in association
with Columbus and the early history or
America after its discovery, seem IKE
place where one had really spent Few
pleasant days.
Refreshments and social hour followed.
Owing to the Indictment evening number
from the city were unable to be present,
but the parlors were well filled. among
those who were there were: DR.. and Mrs.
T. Walter FeWkes. Mr.. and Mrs. ASnley,
Miss Ruth Ashley, Miss Clara G. Brewer,
Miss Mary Brewer. Miss r. Hoyt. Dr. and
Mrs. Wright, Mr.. and MIS- Busnheu anu
Miss E. NJ. Gillett.
Mrs William Fairbanks Daley and Miss
Ridgely of 1872 . street have CARDS out 1or
Friday, January /. from to l.
Mr.. Frederick Townsend Martin gave
breakfast at the Metropolitan Club, New
York yesterday, in honor of Mrs. Astor. A
company of thirty was present
Miss Margaret Bayly. 1888 18th street
northwest will leave Christmas mght Iol
Southern Pines N. c., where she Will speno
a week or ten days with her friend MISS
Anne e. Black.
The invitations to the fortieth anniver-
sary reception of Mr.. and Mrs VIM A.
Hutchins have been recalled, owing TO the
illness of Mrs. Hutchins
Saturday evening the Lucy Holcombe
Chapter, d. A. r., assisted their regent,
Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins, IN pleasan'
reception at her home. The president gen
eral Mrs. Chas w. FAIRBANKS ana inc
District state regent, Mrs. Herschel MAN,
were the guests of honor. Mrs Ellen Speh,
Ger Mussey the District vice regent, ana
Nrs. Simon Newcomb assisted the chapter
members in making the occasion one Oh u m
usual pleasure. Among the nataonal ON
GERS present were Mrs Teunls hamhn' MS
Ruth M. G. PeaIer, Mrs. D. K. Shute, Mrs
Mary S. Lockwood and Mrs. Edward b.
Rosa. Mrs John Walker Holcompe, re-
cording secretary general and the 1ounuei
of the chapter, Mrs. A. g. WILKINSON anu
Mrs. Thomas Clark presided in the dining
room. assisted by Mrs. Frank A. WolH'
Miss Hazelton, Miss Anna s. HaZeiton.
Mrs. Jessie Porter Wood ana MISS Ei e
beth Du Hamel. Two other members OF the
chapter. Miss Ellen Maclay and MISS
Griggs, served lemonade. The rooms Were
attractively decorated with large nags anu
the patriotic colors SO dear 10 the hear' VI
the G. A. r.
M and Mrs. William Haywood enter
tanned at dinner Saturday night 10 meet
nv and Mrs. F. NJ. Hatch of Honolulu
The other guests were Representative ana
Mrs. Burton Harrison. Mrs. Stanley MAT
thews. Representative X. H. HIT, Dr
Charles Bspham. Miss bist nam. near Al
Snalding. Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Biddle
and Miss Ida Thompson.
The diplomatic corps had an opportunity
Saturday afternoon to congratulate the
German ambassador on his recent pro
motion. and to welcome him back after
his short trip abroad The German en-
bassy was a very gay place for an hour or
SO. BaroI.ess Won Sternburg in beautiful
gown of dark green velvet was assisted py
her sister, Miss Ivy Langham.
Former Representative James Rankin
Young of Philadelphia and Mrs. Young,
with their daughters, the Misses Nan and
Julia Young, will have a residence in WASH
ineton during the present session of Con-
gress, at 1O41 Jew Hampshire avenue.
Mrs. c. F. Humphrey will not receive to-
morrow, Tuesday, nor again until the third
and fourth Tuesdays in January.
Mrs Geo d. Levy of Cincinnati, Ohio, is
visiting Ter parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Strauss, 504 NJ street northwest, where she
will be pleased to see her friends.
Mr. John Thilman Hendrick was the host
at a dinner given Saturday evening to the