Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-24


her daughter, the Countess de Chambrun
The club house was effectively decorated
The hostess and the special guests were
richly gowned, and an orchestra played
during the meal, at which over thirty PROM
inent Cincinnati women We're present.
Mrs. B. Frank and daughter. Miss Beulah
Frank, of Philadelphia the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Eppstein of the Ell
boron, 1910 Columbia road.
The controller of the currency and Mrs.
Ridgely gave a luncheon yesterday when
among their guests were Capt and Mrs
Moore, Lieut.. and Mrs. Bulmer Dr. and
Mrs. Mitchell, the Misses Switzerland Nc
Adoo, Maxwell, Stevens. Brown, Curtis
Morgan, Barry, Williams and Ridgely;
Capt. Fourier, Mr.. Skybak, Mr. Faust,
Capt. Breeze. Lieut. Rockhill, Lieut.
DoWner, Lieut.. Pettis, Mr. frank Poe, Mr..
Clemens, Pay Inspector Kerr Mr. Dulaney
Mr.. Mcmillan and his brother Mr. Francis
Mcmillan, the violinist, who entertained the
company after luncheon, and Mr.. George
Deering.
The first of the winters hops given by
the commandment and officers at the navy
yard was held Saturday night, and was
great success, having official as we'll as
social prestige. The Secretary of the Navy
and Mrs. Metcalf were present with their
young guest Miss Amy Bowles and were
entertained a supper by the comman dant
of the yard and Mrs. Leutze. The latter
with Mrs. FitZsimonS, wife of Medical Di-
rector Paul Fitzsimons an. Mrs Martin,
wife Of Pay Director John Ross Martin
were the hostesses Of the evening.
Mrs. Dubois, wife of Senator Dubois, cele-
brated the fourth birthday of her daughter
Margaret by lunch Saturday. which ac-
companied pleasures and games suitable
for the little folks in the planning and di-
rection of which this hostess has rare tall
ent. Christmas decoration preva. ed and
a big stocking suspended from a chime of
red bells held the gifts which the happy
guests carried home. In the party assist
ing Mrs. Dubois were the Misses Nellie
keyser, Margaret M1ckie, Edith Matner,
Helen Mather Florence Rdenbaugh and
Mary Galbraith. The guests We're Masters
Woodward AlcOtt, Knox Weller. Randolph
Carroll, Mitchell Carroll, Willoughby Ches-
ley, Ainslee Keyser Charles Carroll, Will
liam Mendell, Jonathan Dolliver jr. :;
Bowen Fairfax, the Misses Adeline and
Nadine Oxnard, Edith Gantz, Ruth Thurs
Mary Culberson, Margaret Dolliver. Frances
Dolliver, Dorothy Mendell Josephine Car
ter. Katherine Welles, Helen Vareli and
Beatrice Fairfax
Miss Isabel Magruder is still i'll with
typhoid fever, therefore the statement re-
Gently made that her coming-out party
would be given on Xmas day was mis-
take. She Is still confined to her bed, but
Is making satisfactory convalescence.
sunday afternoon, previous to their de-
parture from this city for their southern
tour, members of the Princeton Glee Club
were guests at the residence. of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. s. Knox, whose daughter, Miss
Georgia Knox, is a debutante of this week.
Miss Dorothea and Elizabeth Ploch are
visiting their sister, Mrs. Henry Was
sung, at the Llewellyn.
Mrs. F. A. Gum of Olney, ILL.,, is spend
ing the winter with her son, H. S. Gum,
ITO Sd street northwest.
Miss Erla Maud Barnes and Mr.. Clar-
ence Cissel Clabaugh Of Washington, D.
c., will be married tomorrow evening al
the home Of the brides parents, River
dale, Md. Rev. M. Ross Fishburn of Mt
Pleasant Congregational Church will Of
ficiate. Only the Immediate families will
be present. The couple will leave Thurs
day morning for Cleveland, Ohio, to make
that city their home.