Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-15
The WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS NATALIE MAGRUDER PRE-.
SCENTED AT A TEA.
Notable Inequalities in Well Known
Homes-Timely Personal
Notes.

Mrs John Holmes .MagruGer gave one of
the most interesting teas of the season yes
terday, at which her daughter. Mss Ma
tale Magruder. a tail. brown hatred beauty
made her debut. This charming addition
TO the. winters galaxy OF bellies was be-
commsiy and simply dressed In embroid-
efed white chiffon and carried from among
the multitude of bouquets sent her a great
cluster of roses. Her mother in French
gray chiffon, and Miss Taylor of South
orange, n. j., who wore American Beauty
silk. her bunch Of roses matching it exactly
IN shade, made the trio greeting the guests
at their entrance. Miss Edith Harlan
enid, Miss Bella Bateman. Miss Lillian
stone, Miss Mamie Morse. Miss Rose Gree
~, MISS AleXandrine Fitch and Miss Ma
.aiie Lincoln assisted, and in the dining
room Mrs Prebasco and Mrs. Tratnell of
New York. mother and sister of the hostess
with Mrs. n s. Lincoln, did the honors
MI Magrnder ana the only son of the
household. Mr.. Holmes Magruder were also
present; The company numbered several
hundred guests. chiefly from among the
Oldest residential families and the army
circle, with whom both Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
grudef have been identified all their liyes
me bouquets sent the debutante made q
glowing band OF color clear around the
drawing room, and were piled high upon
the piano and mantel.
CIV -hi = HOHl2S hathbODc OF HyAttS-
vile, Md, celebrated the ffftieth anniver
sary of their wedding last evening. sur
rounded by their children and grandchil-
dfeh, who presented them with $50 In gold.
Miss Elsie Hickman of 1900 1st street
northwest gave a chahng-d dish party last
evening TO a number of friends in honor of
ME, MISS Cialr Dnnham of Ahoway, N. J., who
mas been spending several weeks with her.
MISS Dunham left today for a short stay In
home. wa s'oA
The Vice President and Mrs Fairbanks
iast night entertained at a small dinner
wheh their guests were Representative and
MIS- McCreary, Representative and Mrs
nughes, Representative and Mrs Bishop.
Representative Bartholdt, REPRESENTATIVE
Foss, Representative ana Mrs EIlLarson
and Miss Sheriff..
Last evening at st. Anthonys Church.
Brookiand, Miss Frances Adelaide TuII,en
daughter of Mrs. Caroline Julien was mar
lied to Mr. Joseph Samuel Henry Rev. Ed
mund L. Shanahan of the Catholic ITniver
slty ofhciating. The bride was escorted by
her brother. Mr.. Lewis S. Julien and was
gowned in duchess satin, wore a tuIle veil
and carried white chrysanthemrms. The
maid of honor. Miss Lulu NJ Julien. wore
Whlte liberty silk and a picture hat of lace
Inc bridesmaids, Miss May Grace Henry
sister of the groom and Miss Adelaide
BfoWn, wore white Brussels net over tat
Ieta, with white hats wreathed with pink
USES heif bouquets were OF pink chrys-
ahthemums. Mr.. Herbert Henry Smith of
Berwyn. Md, was best man, and the ushers
We're Messrs John Hardesty Josue Evans
1r, Don Londy and Harry Burr. Among
the out-of-town guests Were Mr. and Mrs
Phillips Julien, Barney Phillips Mrs. Au-
gustus Winnemore and Cyrus p Julien. all
of New York; j. NJ. Phillips of Pfttsburg,
William White of Philadelphia, Adam Fish
er of North Carolina and Mrs. George f.
kenee of Richmond, Va. The couple has
gone to South Carolina for their wedding
trip.