Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-23

Kingsman daughter of DR.. and Mrs
Richard kingsman; Miss katherine Ga
bau~;h daughter CT Justice and Mrs. ca
baugh: Miss Elizabeth Beale, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs John Wheeler Beaie; Miss
Margaret Barr. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Barr. and Miss Mary Hoge. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Schofield
Hoge are debutantcS of this week. At Miss
Clabaugh's debut dance. to which the debu-
tantes of the present year and the younger
set have been invited, she VIII share the
honors with her debutante cousin. Miss
Hewson of Philadelphia
With the golden wedding party at JUS
tice Harlan'S. dinners at the homes OF the
the Vice President, Mr.. Thomas r Walsh
and Other HOtabe7. debutante tea ana tne
frs of the navy yard dances, yesterday
was field day, despite the fact that the
world is presumably so busy with holiday
affairs that il ought not to have any leisure
to simply enjoy itself. But the gay world
he~eabouts has not stopped since il began
before Thanksgiving and will not until ASA
Wednesday and the call of the southern
resorts is heard February IL. The dance
at the British embassy, another following
the debut of the Misses Shoats the debut
reception and dance for Miss Slater ami
Miss CATS domino party in Miss Durands
honor. when the engagement of the young
hostess and DR.. Cay Langnorne was an
nounced were each very happy occas. ons of
the past week. in which about the same set
of young people participated.
At southern wedding recently the
bride wore pearls that were her grand
fathers git to her mother at her marriage
during the war. and which. buried during
the long strife, were recovered after
great deal of difficulty.
The Hon. Maud Pauncefote. daughter Of
the late British ambassador to Washing
ton. will sail from England January ., aud
will come directly to Washington as the
guest of Mrs. Richard Townsend
Miss Blanche Plamondon. well known
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is to make her debut at large reception
and bali to be given by her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles a. Plamondon. Wednes-
day evening. December 2G. in the Audi
torium banquet hall, Chicago.
Representative and Mrs. Lowdon will
spend the holidays on their farm at
Oregon, Ill, where they have q house
party Mrs. Pullman. mother of the lat
ter, is among their guests.
Miss Bessie Ferguson, who has been a
guest of Mrs. Charles S. Sargent at Woods
Hole and Holme Lea. in Brookine, Mass.
is spending a few days with Mrs. Joseph
Fay, in Boston before Joining her father
in this city.
The beard of directresses of the Louise
Home has issued invitations for a recep-
tion next Thursday afternoon at the home,
the event being continuance or the
time-honored commemoration of the BIRTH
day of it's benevolent founder. Mr.. Will
The golden wedding reception of Associate
Justice and Mrs. Harlan yesterday was all
that the rosiest aGticipations could have
predicted The happy anniversary found
them both in the best Of health, with All
their children and grandchildren present to
rejoice with them. The holiday spirit was
manifest in tie sarands of holly and
Christmas green's with quantities of beau
tiful flowers sent the golden bride and
bridegroom. In the dining room all the
floral decorations were in yellow. An or
chestra payed throus bout the reception,
and most of official and resident Washing
ton was present TO wish many Years and
future anniversaries to the couple. even up
to the diamond celebration. Scores of golden
gifts have poured into tie Hallan home
during the past few weeks but with ciarac-
teristic modesty only the present from JUS
tlce Harlan's associates on the Supreme
Bencll-a beautiful French Gilt Clock with
a felicitiously worded inscripton-has been
mentioned
Mrs. Harlan has had visit lately from
three of her bridesmaids at her wedding
Mrs. Samuel lard, MIRA Shanklin and