Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-19
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
LUNCHEoNs AND
TEAS BEGIN THIS WEEK.
Pleasant Personalities Of Well-Known
Residents-Weddi
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comings-out arranged for this week include
luncheon for Miss Natalie Dreggs Thurs
day and tea for Miss Frederick Morgan
Saturday.
Sunday next Miss Juliette Williams has
luncheon; Tuesday, November n. there
will be a tea for Miss Evelyn Chew: Wed
nesday, the 2Sth. a tea for Miss Laura
Clifford Wells; Thursday, the 29th. tea
for Miss Olga Converse. and Friday, the
30th. lunceon for Miss Maron Leutze.
A tea for Miss Isabel Magruder Monday,
December 3. ushers in the busiest week Of
the season from all indications. Tuesday,
the 4th, Mrs. Aulick Palmer will give q
tea at the Alibi CLUB for Miss Katherine
Clabaugh; Thursday, the 9Th, teas will be
given for Miss Florence Gheen. Miss Fran
ces Goldsborough and Miss Louise Ryan,
and on Friday, the It'll. for Miss India Bell
Fleming. Miss Mollie Dodge. Miss Helen
Hatfield, Miss Joanna Schroeder and Miss
Katherine Jennings; Saturday, the Sth,
there will be dinner for Miss Julia VIII
son.
Miss Erma Shaw and Miss MarEuretta
Symons will be presented at teas Monday,
December 10; Miss Edgarma Hastings, a
tea Tuesday the 18th; the Misses Abbott,
tea Friday, the 14th, and Miss Clabaugh,
Miss Barr and Miss Beale, Thursday. the
9th
Mr.. and Mrs George Westinghouse, who
were at Solitude" their Pittsburg home.
last week, gave series Of dinners for their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Newcomb Carlton,
! who will sail for England next Wednesday
to make their home in London. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carlton were married early in this
month in New York. The first Of the series
of dinners for these interesting visitors was
given on Tuesday, when covers were laid
for twenty-eght. Thursday evening there
was dinner for twenty, and Friday even
ing about twenty friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Westinghouse were entertained: Mr.. and
~ 4 No.
ton left in a private car Saturday morning
for New York Solitude will be opened
Cor the Christmas holidays, which Mr.. and
Mrs. Westinghouse always spend in Pitts
given for hosts and guests during their
brief stay.
Mrs Taft. who has been entertaining M.
and Nine Bonaud, recently married in
Cincinnati, is going to New YORK tomor-
row to spend the week
The engagement was announced in Pitts
burg of Miss Mary Sherman Fitch and
Mr.. Daniel Webster Armistead on FRIDAY
| at handsomely appointed luncheon Whlcn
gave at the Pittsburg Golf Club. Miss
Fitch is the second daughter Of Lieut.. and
Mrs. Thomas William Fitch. and grand
| daughter of the late Gen. Sherman. she
was educated at the Sacred Heart Con-
vent. and has never been formally intro
duced into society, as she has been away
| from home great deal and has spent
much time travelling. Her fance Is a
Armistead of New York, who is. in turn,
granddaughter of Daniel Webster.
Madison Square Garden, New York, re-
| splendent in decorations Of orange and
black was thrown open today to the TWEEN
| ty-second annual exhibition of the Ma
tional Horse Show Association. About 100
horses, including the thoroughbreds OF the
hunt and saddle and the high-steppers OF
the coach and cart, are numbered among
the competitors for the blue ribbon.
Miss Ellen Lee Young. daughter Of Mr..
Livingston I. Young of Montana, and Mr.
A. w. Bowling Of Baltimore will be married
Wednesday afternoon, November Il; at 4
uncle Mr.. Eugene A. Jones. 212O 18TH
street. Only relatives will be present and
no reception win follow.
Mr. ]. w. Palmer of Columbia road has
sent out cards for the marriage of his
daughter, Nena May to Mr.. Frank w. Car
den the a nc to take pace bnr usso ny
Joseph Dawson officiating. There will be
no reception except to the bridal party and
immediate family.
The regular meeting of "Our Flag Chap
ter, D. A. r., Mrs. A. G. Wilkinson, regent,
was held at the residence of Miss Hodges
and Mrs Semmes, 220S Q street, with full
attendance. Alter Inc TOulluS puSiiSSo udu
been disposed Of the historian gave paper
explaining an Interesting historical episode.
The guest of honor Of the afternoon, Mrs.
Truman H. Newberry, vice president gen.
eral from Michigan, inspired all who met
| her with some of the enthusiasm which has
been so large a factor in accomplishing
such admirable work for home and coun-
| try" in her own state. The regent of Con-
| tinental Chapter, Mrs. Beach, who is also
chairman Of the District D. A. R. commit
| tee on patriotic education, gave an ear
| nest address on this part of the work Of the
| Daughters and commended to all the chap
| tiers the work in behalf Of good citizenship
being done by those who are aiding in
Neighborhood House instruction in this city.
During the social hour bountiful refresh
ments were served The national colors
and emblemS. artistically arranged, were
presented to each guest.
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Lloyd Wrightson
gave the first of their Sunday evening mu-
at their home. RED Nook" in Cleveland
Park, when many music lovers were pres
ent. Mr.. s. M. Fabian played in his usual
faultless style. and Mr.. William Morse
Rummel gave several beautiful selections
on the violin. Miss Clara Drew, who has
recently returned from Paris, also sang
some French songs superbly, and the host
of the evening. Mr.. Wrightson, sang two
groups of songs and closed the evening by
reading "Enoch Arden with Miss Arley
Mott at the piano. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Lee B. Mosher, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rumsey Scott. Miss Jefferson, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. W. Delano, Mrs. Eli Shelby Ham
mond. Miss Emo Ham of Mexico City,
Mr.. Wiltshire. Mrs. L. J. Perry, Miss Hill
dreth Of Brattleboro. VT. and Miss Cecilia
Bryan.
Capt. and Mrs. Fred Thomson have issued
Invitations for the wedding reception of
their Oldest daughter, Catherine, and Harry
Tinker Fordham for the 28th of this month
After spending six weeks pleasantly with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Rosenthal
Mrs. A. q. Bernstein. formerly Miss Annie
Rosenthal left for New York city today.
Mr.. !. M. Levy will be home for the
Thanksgiving holidays from school at Car
Isle, Pa.
Mrs. D. G. Edwards of The Edwards.
Niagara Falls. N. Y. Is the guest of her
cousin. Mrs. G.. e. Marin, 1103 p street
northwest.
| Miss Mabel Frances Garner, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs William e. Garner. and Mr.
| ,harles William Hafie were married Satur-
day at $50 pm. at the parsonage by the
| Rev. John w. Hoyt. jr., Of Faith Chapel
Presbyterian Church, the service being wit
messed by the immediate members Of the
| two families. The bride wore her going
| a NAV 00wn Of na1a hluo hrnadolotb NTH