Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-22
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
WHERE THE CABINET WILL
SPEND THE HOLIDAY.
Recent Hospitalities for Buds, Brides
and Matrons-Personal
Notes.

The Secretary of State and Mrs. Hay Will
| have only a family gathering TO mark
Thanksgiving Secretary and Mrs. Shaw
| will have a friend or two to join their home
! circle Thursday. Mrs. Shaw and Miss
/ Shaw are going out TO Des Moines early In
December to make few visits. Secretary
and Mrs. Morton will have their first Wash
ington Thanksgiving under the happiest
| auspices. Secretary and Mrs. Hitchcock
have asked a few guests for dinner Post
| master General and Mrs. wknne expect
| their son, Capt. Frank wynne, NJ. c., up
| from Norfolk. to join their family party at
dinner. Secretary and Mrs. Metcalf also
| expect to be here for the day.
Mrs. John w. Fosters small tea yester-
| day for Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant was an
exceedingly pleasant occasion. This accom-
| pllshed hostess and her attractive guest
| receiving in the music room, while Nine.
Perez, Miss Boardman and Mrs Lansing,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Foster. did the
honors of the dining room.
Mr.. and Mrs John JOY Edison entertained
last night the bridal party that will attend
their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Edison, and
Mr.. Frederick Eichelberger tomorrow night
The Misses Dom gave luncheon today for
Miss Edison and Miss Elliott, Miss Elizabeth
Dom serving the former maid of honor,
wedding, Friday.
Miss Charlotte Elene Moulder. daughter
of Mrs. Andrew J. Moulder married
to Mr.. Charles Carter Nichols In San Fran
CISCO October 20 Archbishop Riordan per-
formed the ceremony. The house was law
fshly decorated and the bride was attended
by her sister. Mrs. ]. III. COrode. and four
bridesmaids. Bayard Moulder escorted the
bride. who is his sister The bride was
beautifully dressed In chiffon and lace. A
luncheon followed, at which The guests were
seated in groups of four and six. The we'd
ding trip was to the south. The couple
has many friends in this city.
Mrs. William A. Rafferty, and children
have gone to Fortress Monroe to spend
Thanksgiving with Major and Mrs Ogden
Rafferty,.
The marriage of Miss Susan Dexter Dali
ton, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Rogers Dalton of Boston. to Mr.. Afford
Warmer Cooley of the civil service COM
mission. will take place Thursday, Decem-
Der 1. at the Church of Our Savior, Long
wood. Mass, and reception will follow
at the home of the brides parents, No.
507 Beacon street, Boston.
Miss Belem Azpiroz, daughter of the
Mexican ambassador and Nine. Azpiroz.
will make her debut at a tea at the en-
bassy, Saturday. December 10.
The debut of Miss Gwendoln Cummings
Of Boston made hospitality of large and
important proportions yesterday at the
home of the assistant secretary OF state
and Mrs. PIERCE. The debutante has lived
with her aunt and is therefore no stranger
to the capital. The hostess was handsome
ly gowned in jetted lace over white and
the debutante was in white elk NOUS
selne She received quantities of superb
flowers. In the receiving party were Miss
Pauline Morton the Misses Miller. daugh-
tiers of Commander and Mrs. Frederick A.
Miller; Miss Schroeder, Miss Mary Souther-
land, Miss Marion Stevens, Miss Katherine
Wood, the Misses Mackay-Smith, Miss Jean
Cook of Baltimore. Miss Jean Loring. Miss
Anita Poor and Miss Eloise Sergeant In
tn etea room were Miss Anne Hitchcock,
Miss Betty Davis. niece Of Senator and
Mrs. Lodge.
Nine Washington, widow of the former
ambassador to France. will be here today
to visit her sister, Mrs. Eugene Schuyler,
and both will be guests tonight at the White
Ter were the Misses King Of New York. and
the charm Of manner that won them belle
ship when they were younger Is still a
pleasing trait.
Miss Pauline Morton, daughter of the
Secretary of the Navy, and Mrs. Morton
will be presented at tea December IL.
Miss Alice Roosevelt was in New York
Yesterday ard at the re-opening of the
Metropolitan Opera last night: She was a
guest in the VIM. X. Vanderbilt box, ana
was dressed in white satin, with paniers of
silver spangled lace; sleeves of pulled tulle.
and collar Of pearls. Other notable
Washingtonians were Mr.. and Mrs. Thos
F. Walsh. the latter dressed In white satin
and wearing diamonds and pearls. and
Baron and Baroness Moncheur. the latter
in pink chiffon satin and silver spangled
tulle.
Mrs. Margaret D. Platt, formerly presi-
dent of the w. c. T. U. of the District.
now Of Seattle, and state president OF the
w c. T. u. and Mrs. Margaret c. Munns
are the guests Of Mrs. E. L. Robertson, AZ
U street northwest, where they will be at
home Thursday afternoon from to @.
Miss Gross of Baltimore is the guest of
Miss Margaret Forbes of 42t 9th street
northwest.
Iowa newspaper men who are located in
Washington were the hosts last evening at
guests Of honor being Gov. A B. Cummins
Of Iowa and Gov. Samuel r. Van SAINT of
Minnesota, a native of the state Of Iowa.
The dinner was return courtesy extended
to Gov. Cummins. that gentleman having
dined the newspaper men Of his state when
he was in Washington last January. In adj
present Frank ]. Stillman. r. II. Patchin,
Philip Patchin, H. J. Mahin, Charles S.
Smith, Jackson s. Elliott and John Briar,
private secretary to Gov. Cummins.
A large gathering of friends were present
Sunday night at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Marcus Notes, $50 9Th street north
west. to celebrate the nineteenth birthday
anniversary of their son, Louis Notes.
Among those present were the Misses Liv-
ingston and the Misses Jordan, Messrs. Her.
man Silver. Jake Heidenheimer Jos. Nor
ris, Goldine Sigmund Lully Engel, Archie
Engel. Milton Hoffenmaier. Louis Abraham,
Jos. Levy. Morris Shappirio, Arthur Tall
liant and John Morse. and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Livingston, Mr.. and Mrs ]. II. Layman.
Mrs. Jordan and Mr. w. Nicholson.
After an absence Of two years Mrs.
george III. Cooper and daughter have
returned to their home, I132 9Th street