Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-22

Donnan, John Ingram. John Wexford.
Corydon Sutton, Carl Walker, Fred Camp
bell, Charles Watkins, Frank Christian,
Darlington Williams, Erskine Buford,
Robert Coleman Walker, Thomas Atkin-
son. jr., Albert Bruce. Erskine Hagard,
Hughes Lindsey, Hamilton Claiborne Da-
vid Grant, Pichegru Voolfolk, Charles f..
Workman, jr.. James Patton, jr., S. D..
Morgan, jr., Chiswell D. Perkins and Will
liam I. Frazier.
At the home of Miss Christian on West
Franklin street the Christmas idea in
dc coraticns Is relieved by the INTERVENING
of the Yale blue with the holly mistletoe
and ground pine that festoon doorways,
wreath portraits and chandeliers and in
terweave balustrade and newell post OF
the broad stairway. In the dining room a
basket filled with white roses and tied
with blue ribbons will form the center
piece of the table. Around the center
piece four antique silver candlesticks,
holding white candles, will have white
shades fringed with bluets, the Yale flow
er. Silver compotes will be filled with
cakes bearing the of the visiting col
legiates; bonbon dishes will be heaped
with candies wrapped in blue and the ice
cream Will be served in the shape of little
men holding Yale flags. A merry party
made up of Miss Dorothy Christian, Miss
Whiting, Miss Foote and number of the
Glee Club members, will drive to the meet
of the Deep Run Hunt Club and go to
the clubhouse for the social hour that
follows
Mrs. Frank B. Isaacs entertained at
cards Thursday afternoon at the Ches-
Squibb Of Brooklyn. N. Y. Those in
vited to meet Miss Squibb Were Misses
Annie and Leila Gray, Miss Margaret
Ferguson, Miss Harries, Miss Ealley'
Miss Street Misses Purcell. Miss Cour-
tenay Crump, Miss Lora Crump, Misses
Selden, Miss Lancaster, Miss Townsend.
Miss Meredith, Misses Moore, Misses
Lindsey, Miss Ball, Miss Hazard, Miss
Emily Gravatt. Miss Robinson, Misses
McIntire, Misses Bedford, Miss Rem
nolds, Miss Julie Osterloh, Miss Will
liamS, Miss Lucy Parke Taylor, Misses
Gordon and Miss Chamberlaync. Mrs.
Philip Powers presided at the tea table,
and Misses Parkinson, Meade and Lam
caster assisted. Decorations throughout
were in liberty roses. =.
Mrs. C. E. Doyle took a private car
party with her this week to Le.y' ton,
Va where she went to pay Il isit to
her son, cadet at the Virginia :: litary
Institute. In her party were 'idge and
Mrs James Keith, Miss juliet Keith,
Miss Louisa Purcell, Miss Sows.s and
Miss Alice Doyle.
People in Richmond are rep Eating d
pretty compliment paid Mrs. Claude A
Governor of Virginia, on the occasion of
her recent attendance upon ne social
functions at Old Point preceding the
departure of the United States fleet for
the Pacific coast.
Said Mrs. Swanson to Admiral Evans
on greeting him: Il am sorry to hear
you have been i'll, admiral.
Then be glad to know l I'm better,
madam" gallantly replied the al
miral. Il am always better wl,n 1 see
you"
The Christmas dance of the Tt csday
german is scheduled for Thur sd W even
ing, December 2G and promls - TO BE
very pretty affair ON the nth Mrs. r.
NJ. Hoadley OF Monument ave lie Will
give a very handsome german a. JEFF
ferson Hotel in honor of ne: young
guest, Miss Mary Hoadley SCARBOROUGH
This entertainment will be atte ldej by
all the smart young society PEOPLE in
Richmond.