Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-26
IN the WORLD OF SOCIETY
LEAP YEAR CoTILLoN FORCES
WERE LINED UP.
Pretty Ball at Rauscher's Under
Smart Patronage-other
Events-Notes.

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The leap year subscription dance at
Rauscher's last night resulted in giving
an extraordinarily good time to every par
ticfpant and brought together several hun
dred young persons and a number OF the
younger married set. who generally take
their pleasures together. The two ball
rooms had a Christmas decoration, the
favors adding touch of glistening color
also. Mrs. He rbert Wadsworth led the
cotflion. dancing with Capt Summerln.
The active management of the dance was
in the hands OF Mrs. Murray Cobb. Mrs
Fleming Newbold and Miss Grace Bell.
and those asked were: Mr.. and. Mrs.
Bacon. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Andrews,
Mr., and Mrs. Emo. DIR. and Mrs. Lang
horne. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harlow.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Barret Ridgely,
Miss Eleanor Ridgely, Col. and Mrs.
Cromwell, Capt. and Mrs. Summerlin. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Bacon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. Walcott Tuck
erman, DR.. and Mrs. Mitchell. Lieut. and
Mrs. Bulmer. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moves,
Capt and Mrs. Cassels, Mr. and Mrs.
James Wadsworth. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Clintock. the Misses Meyer. Miss Fred
Marion Leutze, Miss Katherine Leech.
Miss Juliette Williams. Miss Marion
Oliver, Miss Marian Stevens, Miss Ruth
Moves, Miss Mary Scott, Miss Helen
send. Miss Randolph, Miss Maxwell. Miss
Loring. Miss Denny. Miss Sallie Garling-
ton. Miss Louise Cole Miss Katherine
Clabaugh. the Misses Trescot. Miss Kath-
crime Williams, Miss. Constance Hoyt. Miss
Alice Vandergrift. the Misses Goldsbor-
ough, Miss Isabel Magruder. Miss Edith
Sanger, Miss Joanna Schroeder, the
MISSES Downing. the Misses Fitch, Miss
Finley. Miss Yulee Noble, Miss Irene
Hare. Miss Cassels. Miss Butler and Miss
Gladys Butler
The other guests were Mr.. Brun. the
Danish minister; Capt. Long, Capt Nc
Coy, Capt: Miller. Capt. H. s. whipple.
1 m5; Theodore Esni Roosevelt: jr; Capt GIL
Cassatt. Capt. Cheney. Capt. Harding,
Capt Kelly, Mr. Jerome Bonaparte.
Maj. Cosby. Lieut.. T. c. Hart. DR.. Kerr.
Mr.. Franklin Ellis. Mr.. Fred Faust, Mr.
Hackett, Mr.. William Hit. Mr. Cuthbert
Brown Mr.. Beale Bloomer, DR.. Breckin-
ridge Bayne, Mr.. Vaudeville Carlisle Mr.
George Deering, Lieut.. Darst. Mr.. Bins-
ham. the Messrs. HUFF, Mr.. Oden Horst
mann, Lieut. Jackson. Mr.. Huntington
Jackson. Mr.. William Merriam, Lieut.
McCauley, Mr.. j. Addison Logan, Dr.
Lehr, Mr.. Richard Mckee, the MessIs.
Mum. Mr.. Richard Mckee, the Messrs.
Poe. Mr.. Arthur Peter, Mr. w. C..
bert. Mr.. Charles Wilson and Mr.. Mason
Wyeth.
Miss Emily Frances Madison, eldest
daughter OF Representative Edmond H:
Madison of Kansas. and Mr.. Arthur Louis
Soule Of Dodge City, Kan. were married
yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock at Con-
gress Hall Hotel. Capitol Hill, byFRey.
a few Dodge City friends and the imme-
late members of the family. The bride
wore light blue silk gown, trimmed in
lace, and carried bride roses. There were
NO attendants. Immediately after the
ceremony a dinner. given by Mr.. Madison, |
father of the bride, was served in the
private dining room. Mr.. and Mrs Soule |
left for Chicago late in the afternoon.
Mr. ,Wilbour Bache and sister, Miss
Helen E. Bache, who have spent the past
year and a half abroad, returned in time
to spend Christmas at their home, 1925
Nth street northwest. Most Of the time
abroad they lived in Berli,i, where they
leave a host of friends. -,
The marriage of Miss Katherine Elm
wechter, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Einwechter. to Donald w. Wilkie. son of
secret service, took place yesterday at
the, home of the bride at Melrose. Pa.
Only the immediate families were pres
ent. Mr.. Wflkie Is connected with the
secret service at Denver. and the young
couple will make their home in that city.
Representative and Mrs. Morrell had
a big party with them yesterday at their
place San Jose, near Torresdale. Pa,
and the feature of the celebration was
an afternoon ball and merrymaking for
all those employed on the estate. as well
as the farmers and their families of the
nefghborhood. Mrs. Morrells health did
not permit her active participation In
hn htff oh hod cd OF
for everybody. The carriage house was
cleared for the occasion, and the. place
hung with greenery, bells of red immor-
telles and holly, making scene of genu-
inc old English publication. Representa-
tive Morrell led the dancing and the
games.
The debut ball for Miss Mary Astor
Paul. daughter of Mr.. James W. Paul. jr..
will be given tonight at the Horticultural
Hall. Philadelphia, and is likely to be the
great event Of the winter. Thousands of
roses are to be used in decoration. All
the k.th and kim of the debutante have
gathered for the event
Mr. Paul will be assisted in receiving
by Mrs Alexander van Rensselaer,, Mrs.
George w. Childs Drexel and Mrs. An
thony J. Drexel Bidole. Sharing honors
with Miss Paul will be Mrs Anthony j.
Drexel and her much-feted daughter, Miss
Margaretta Drexel, who reached their
home city after their European tr.umphs
last week. Mr.. Anthony j. DrexeT and
Lord Herbert Vane Tempest. who have
been shooting In Mexican forests. reached
Philadelphia yesterday.
Lord Tempest Is tall, smooth shaver and
blonde-quite tho typical Englishman in
appearance-and there is much interest
manifested in his visit just at this time
since 1t has been rumored in London that
his attention to Miss Drexel in the last
year has been quite marked. He will, of
course, be "a guest at the Paul ball, Mr.
Paul, the host, being related by marriage
to the Drexel family, and also to William
Waldorf Aston. who, like the Drexels
lives in England most of the time
Mr.: and Mrs. Harry Tiffany announce
the marriage of their daughter, Sally T.
McLane. to Mr. Herbert Ainsworth Stew
ems of Boston. Mass. Tuesday, December
"a, 1907, at Washington, D. c. At home
after February I, 1908. 14O4 Belmont
street.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey and her son.
William H. Mussey Of Brooklyn, have
gone to Fort Monroe to spend a few days.
Mr.. Willen Mussey and his wife and little
daughter were the guests of his mother at
her K street residence for Christmas
Owing to the illness of Miss Mary
Owen Scott her father. Mr.. Owen Scott,
wishes to announce that the dance which
was to be given by her on Friday Decem-
Der q, will be postponed.
Births Reported.