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

Lady Durand will be honor guests
at several of them Trass. The viii, Walsh sh
very large. nearly fifty, and all young peo-
pie, to meet Miss Gladys Deacon, Miss
Dorothy Kane of New York and Miss HW,d
of Denver. They give another later in the
week for the retiring British ambassador
and Lady Durand. An evening reception
will mark the debut of Miss Eleanor Slater
| at the home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
William A. Slater, and entertainment
entirely out of the common-a golden we'd
ding anniversary in Supreme Court fam
ily-will be joyfully celebrated Saturday
next by Justice and Mrs. Harlan.
The brides and grooms of the week are
also numerous. Mrs Flora Louise Clement
and Capt. Sydney a. Cloman United STATES
army, will not be married here, but at the
mond at Lakewood. n. ]. Only relatives
and close friends will be present, and the
couple will sail very shortly for London,
where Capt. Cloman will enter on his
duties as military attache at the American
embassy.
The brides of Wednesday will be Miss
Eleanor X. Sewers, Miss Beatrice Ash
| mead, Miss Addie Pigman,, Miss Fannie
Perry and Mss Mary Isabel Jarvis. Miss
Sewers marriage to Maj. Samson Lane
Faison L. S. A, at noon will be witnessed
only by family party, but will be fol-
lowed by a large reception. Miss Beatrice
Ashmead and Lieut.. Littlefeld will be mar
ried at o'clock Wednesday at st. Mar
garet's Church. The bride will be escorted
| by her uncle Mr.. w. P. Ashmead, and at
| tended by Mrs. e. l.: White, formerly Miss
Ellen Poe of this city.
The marriage of Miss Mary Isabel Jarvis,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Jarvis,
| to DIR. Merton Alden English will be at st.
| Stephens Protestant Episcopal Church at
| 8 o'clock and will be followed by a recep-
| ton at the home of the brides parents,
| 1924 Euclid street.
At the marriage of Miss Fannie Perry.
daughter of Mrs. ]. H. Perry, to MI
nf
| Wednesday at half-past one. the bride will
be attended by her sister, Miss Madeline
| Perry. and the bridegroom by Mr.. S. Eng
| lander of New York. small wedding
The marriage of Miss Addie Pigman to
| Mr. Charles Robert Pollard OF Arkansas
will take place at the home OF Rear Ad-
miral G. W. Pigman. Z. S. N. retired. at
$50 pm. Wednesday.
| President and Mrs Roosevelt dined last
| night with the Vice President and Mrs.
| Fairbanks, and In the large and notable
| Speaker and Miss Cannon. Justice and
Mrs Day. Justice and Mrs. Holmes, the
| ambassador to Great Britain and Mrs.
Reid. Senator and Mrs. Hale. Senator and
! Mrs Blackburn Senator Daniels. Bishop
and Mrs. Cranston. Mr.. and Mrs Albert
Shaw of New York. Assistant Secretary
of the Navy and Mrs: Newberry, ex-sec-
| Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh, Mr.. and
Mrs D. M Hauser. Gov. Murphy of New
Jersey Mr.. George AIDE, Mrs. Cassidy of
| Pittsburg Miss Mcmillan, Mrs. Sheridan
and Lieut. and Mrs. Timmons.
Mr.. and Mrs. John R. Mclean gave a
| cotillon last night in honor of Miss Evelyn
Chew. the debutante daughter OF Mr.; John
| Chew. 1t was small and early, In
| a sense, as all Saturday night parties are
| likely to be, and the Mclean home was
| beautifully adorned with flowers The CO.
There were seventy couples dancing. the
girls CLEANED from the very youngest set
mostly debutantes or yearlings. as they
say In Philadelphia. Mr.. George Howard
led the cotillon. dancing with Miss Chew
| Prince and Princess Cantacuzene. Miss
Pulitzer and Miss Janet Fish We're pres
ent, and are guests of Mrs Mclean.
Mrs. Robert Hinckley entertained at q
tea yesterday, when several hundred
friends were present at her spacious resi-
! dence on 18th street. Mrs. Dulaney Hunter
| and Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock assisted the
hostess. with Miss Jackson Mrs. Edward
Simpson. Miss Woodruff. Mrs. Peyton Rus
sell and several of the debutantes. The
house was decorated with American
| Beauty roses.
Mrs. James Henry Payne gave very
largely attended tea yesterday to mark the
| debut of her granddaughter, Miss Eleanor
| Thornton Payne. They received together
In the pleasant parlor of the Payne resi-
dence on Massachusetts avenue. and were
| greeted during the late afternoon hours b.
company representing both official and
| resident Importance. Mrs. Payne wore
black velvet and point lace. with diamond
ornaments, and her graceful young grand
|, daughter wearing white organdie anS
Valenciennes lace, carried from the wealth
of bouquets sent her a large cluster o.
} pink roses and lilies of the valley. Mrs
| Payne mother of the debutante; Mrs
| Harry Payne Miss Payne of Philadelphia
| Miss Despard of New York. Miss Rather
Inc Clabaugh and Miss Edgarina Tasting.
assisted In the reception.