Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-16

Mrs. Roosevelt in blue satin and tulle and
Miss Roosevelt in white trimmed with tune
and silver, and Miss Christine kean hoose-
Welt. received the guests near the entrance
of the bali room. 5 At supper the guests,
numbering about seventy in ALL Were scared
at small tables decorated with pink earna-
tons. buffet supper was served later.
The dancing was general. ana the guests
included the very young debutante set, IN
Guiding also among the few older girls the
| Misses Roosevelt, cousins of the debutante
The debutantes included Miss Anne Terry
Gardiner Miss Gladys Kissel, Miss Mil
bred Carter, Miss Grace Bigelow Dodge
and others, about thirty in all. This debu-
tante will be the guest of her uncle. Sena-
tor Kean, during the winter. Her mother
was Miss Christine Kean.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Lindgren have returned
for the season and are located at the Gar
field, 18th and / streets.
Miss Margaret Barr, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Lester A. Barr will make her debut
at a dance at the family residence Friday,
December D.
Miss Sheriff. gave a tea party yesterday
to meet her brother, Mr.. Charles H. Sher-
riu, and his wife, who were married last
February in New York and have but lately
returned from their long tour abroad. Mrs.
Richardson Cloer and Miss Boardman
presided at the tea table.
Mrs. J. Donald Cameron and Miss Cam
eron will spend the Christmas holidays on
Jekyl Island.
The midwinter dance at Fort Myer will
be given January 8. The informal hops al
ternate Fridays have already begun, the
committee in charge beng M:uor Glennan,
| Capt. Horn and Lieut.. Merchort.
The marriage of Miss Martha Louise
Allen. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Wal
ter Allen, and Mr.. William Archer Dyer Of
| this city took place in Atlanta last We'd
| nesday morning at 6:30 O'Clock, at St.Mary' s
| Cathedral Only the bridal party and a few
intimate friends were present at the we'd
ding breakfast. Mr.. Dyer and his brother,
Mr.. Clinton Dyer, were in Atlanta all last
week to attend the various entertainments
given to the bride and groom before their
| wedding day.
Mrs. Creary and Miss Katharine Creary,
widow and daughter of the late Maj w. E.
Creary, United States army. arrived at
Newport News Va. from the Philippines
on the transport fitzpatrick, December 10,
and are in Washington visiting Mrs
Creary's sister, Mrs. Edwin Phillips, 1910
Girard street.
Friday evening the young people Of Ia
koma Park gave a birthday surprise party
to James NJ r. Odams at his home in Ia
koma. The party was a cor1iete success.
both in it's surprise and originality. Con-
tests for prizes were held. beautiful
birthday cake containing those tokens of
fate, ring, dime and thimbe and lighted
by candles was presented. The third sur
prise was the presentation of a handsome
present. Light refreshments were served.
Those present were Misses Sarah Wat
kins. Katie White Ethel Clark and
Eva Kelly and Messrs. Henry Clark, Wal
ter Wakefield, Harold Mooers Bond
Smith, Paul Dexter, Albert Terflinger and
John r. Adams.
Miss Edith Auerbach and Miss Rae Hahn
will leave Washington on Wednesday for
New York city to attend the wedding of
Miss Irene Reilbrun. daughter of Mrs M.
Heilbrun, and Mr.. Louis Davidherg of New
York city, which will take place on Thurs
day, December 90 at Delmonico's. Miss
Rae Hahn will attend Miss Heilbrun as
maid of honor. While in New York Miss
Auerbach and Miss Hahn will be the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Auerbach of
S0th street.
The many friends of Mrs. Blanche Mat
tingly Rodgers will be glad to learn that