Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-02

Sf HE present week gives an ndica-
ton of how gay the winter viii
he. This week all the affairs are
largely in the interest of the deb
utantes. although considerable Of
the formal entertaining will also begin. To-.
day Mrs. Nathaniel Simpkins IS giving
luncheon. and tonight Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
F. v 2lsh have dinner. Mrs. Au:.cll Palmer
gives tea Tuesday at the AliD Club in
honor of Miss Katherine C.aGaugh. In the
evening Mr.. AMI Mrs. w. j. BQardman VII
give reception in honor of the Red Cross
delegates. ana Col. and Mrs. B-omwell will
entertain at dinner for Their guest, Mrs.
Edgar Bright CT New Orleans Wednesday
Miss Ruth Tanner VIII make her debut at
an afternoon tea. and in tie evening Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Fos-er will give a dinner
in honor of the British Ambassador and
Lady Durand.
Thursday Mrs. Jewett will give a debu-
tante luncheon and Miss Gheen, daughter
| of Rear Admiral and Mrs. Gheen. and Miss
Louise Ryan, daughter of Mrs. Arthur b.
Ryan, will lie presented at teas.
Fridays debutantes viii include Miss In
dia Bel Fleming, Miss Helen Hatfield, Miss
Jennings and Miss Molie Dodge. Miss Hes
ter Shepard will entertain for Miss Barnes
and her bridal party at tea.
Saturdays Eospitalities are nearly all for
young people, MIS- Ste!lwagen. Mrs. An
drew y Bradley to give luncheons, the first
to meet her guest Mss Ducat of Fort
Brady, Mich. and the latter for Miss Marie
Barnes. a bride of December L.
a wedding in which the residential So
ciety viii! be interested IS that of Miss
I Sa;dee Wine Luttre!l, youngest daughter of
the late Capt Luttrel, to Mr. Albert How
ard Cousins of Boston. The ceremony will
take place on the evening of December -
at ST. Johns Church. and viii be followed
by small reception to which only the
bridal party and a few intimate friends will
be asked. The maid of honor will be Miss
| I.uttreil, and the maids viii be Miss Davis,
Miss Sue Young. Miss Hammond, Miss ORA
per- Mss Strause ana Miss Harlow of St.
Louis The hest man will be Mr.. Ernest d.
RyersOn of Boston. and the list of uShers
will include Mr.. Andrew b. DuraE. Mr..
Charles Arthur Barnard. Mr.. Francis
Halves Mr.. II. H. Hibtard. MIR. Howard
Boyle of Philadelphia and Mr. Carl Norris
Erdman of New York.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph King OF Q street en-
tcrtaned at Il dinner and party for their
family Tuesday evening, to celebrate the
fourteenth annve. Slty OF their marriage.
Those present We're Mrs. Caroline King,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ming. Mr.. and Ms
Henry Kaufman Mr.. and Mrs. Abe King,
Miss Lena Strauss and Mr.. Meyer King.
place on Thanksgiving evening. The dane
ing hal was decorated in flowers, and dur
ing the evening refreshments were served.
Among those present were the Misses Sadie
Pelzman, SADIE Bresa Leah Herman.
lrnne Fins tain, Dora S German. Enn1 SalO-
mon and Selma Rosenthai AMI the Messcs'
Harold Price. Henry Ul.nan. Mi ton
Nathan. Sidney Rosentha!. Lay renee Sond-
heimer. Jerome Sc niger NJ. Lowen nal, l.
\. PelZman and +. NJ PeiZnlal:
Mrs. Leo Baum Of l. street entertained
a large party at her home on Thanksgiving
night in honor OF Miss BE le Strauss of
Baltimore. who is her guest. An interest
ing game was played. the prizes being won
by Miss Belle Strauss and Mr. David
Frank. During the evening a supper
served. Those present We're the Misses
Malvine Woog, Esther Behreni. c ara
Strauss, Helen Cans. Belle Strauss AMI
Edna Cans of Baltimore; Flora Brock,