The Washington herald., 1906-11-28

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with hat TO match. Their future home
will be In Mr.. Horsey's country place in
Frederick County, Md, with a short
stay In Baltimore and in Washing
ton one of the probabilities OF each
winter season.
The debut Of Miss Evelyn Chew. which
took place yesterday afternoon, was of
particular interest to Washington uoc.ety,
not only because OF its addition of a very
attractive member to the smartest resi-
dent set, but because it reopened TO the
fashionable world the home of the bud
grandmother. Mrs. Titan j. Coffey. after
period Of mourning Mrs COffey, with
whom the debutante and her young sis
ter have lived since the death of their
mother in their early childhood. not only
welcomed the contemporaries Of Miss
Chew with their parents and friends, but
an Older circle Of friends seldom met at
afternoon receptions. many of whom have
known the society Of the Capital for three
and In some cases four generations. John
Chew. the sOn-in-law of the hostess, was
also present. TO present his friends 10 his
young daughter. who bids fair to be one
Hundreds Of bouquets decorated the two
large drawing rooms, where the receiving
party stood, while In the dining-room the,
entire center of the large table was
eassed in pink roses, with all the acces-
sories Of the feast carrying out the same
color scheme
Receiving with the hostess and de-
butante were Mrs. Thomas W. Symons. q
niece Of the former, and Mss Margaretta
Symons, the latter also bud Of the pres
ent season. Other assistants were Mrs.
Gordon Cummings. Mrs. Charles w. Rae,
Mrs. Robert Chew. Miss Woodruff. Miss
Wallach. Miss Carlisle Miss Eleanor Par
ker, Miss Marie Barnes with the follow
ing buds OF this or next month: Miss Fred
erica Morgan, Miss Joanna Schroeder.
Miss Stephanie Trescott. Miss Molly
Dodge, and Miss Frances Goldsborough.
Representative and Mrs. Longworth.
who returned to town yesterday. are now
at the White House. where they will make
short visit before opening their home
on Eighteenth street
Mrs. Gheen, wife Of Rear Admiral
Gheen. retired. has invitations out for
tea, { to Z, Thursday, December 6, when
Miss Gheen viii be presented
Mrs. Theodore p. Shonts and the Misses
Shonts, who arrived in New York to-
day from Panama. will come to their
home in Washington on Thursday
Miss Nena May Palmer. daughter of
J. W. Palmer. was married last evening
TO Frank ". Garden. in the Calvary NJ r.
Church, a large company Of friends wit
Messing the ceremony. The wedding
party was led by E. Hume TaIbert. S.
Charles StaUffer, Kirk Holmes, and Har-
rIs Gould. as ushers.
The bTideS who was escorted to the
altar by her father. wore a gown OF
white Deau de sole, with tulle veil, the
latter fastened by lilies of the valley.
which also entered largely into the com
position Of her bridal bouquet Her only
attendant was her niece. Miss Elizabeth
Bourn. who wore a gown OF white French
batiste over pink, and carried pink roses.
Harry Gram was best man. The pastor
Of the church, Rev. Joseph Dawson, Off
ciated.
A reception at the home Of the brides
parents followed the ceremony. the bride
and bridegroom leaving later for North
ern trip.
On their return they will reside AT 357s
Thirteenth street, where they will be at
home Tuesdays in February
Mrs Eleanor Granger entertained at
luncheon yesterday. when her guests
were Miss Morgan. Miss Fleming. Miss
Hibbs, Miss Stone. Miss Calvo, Miss
Smith. Miss Bucat. Miss Mccartney. Miss
Kaufman. Miss Barry. and Miss Jewett
Miss Granger will not make her debut
this season, as had been intended, on ac-
count OF Mrs. Granger being in mourn
ing, but she hopes to be among the deb
utantes next season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ord Parsons. of New
York. are the uests Of Senator and Mrs.
Foraker during their short visit 10 Wash
inton, having come to attend the Lang
horne-Washburn wedding.
Mrs. Edgar Bright. Of New Orleans.
will arrive to-day to be the guest OF Mrs.
Charles S. Bromwell. Col. and Mrs.
BrOmwell have invitations out for large
Tuesday, December l.
Mrs SymOns and Miss Symons have
cards out for three Mondays in December
3. 10 and Il. This series OF days at home
will serve as the medium Of introducing
Miss SymOns TO the large circle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Spalding have ar
rived at their home on Rhode Island ave-
nue. for the winter from their country
place on the Hudson
DR.. and Mrs. John Crayke Simpson
have returned to the city, and are at the
New Willard for a few days prior 10
opening their house on Massachusetts
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh will
give a large dinner December Is, and
costume ball New Year eve. Mrs Walsh
will resume her Fridays at home in De
cembeT
COngressmRn's Daughter a Bride.