Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-26
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
DIPLOMATS EXCHANGE GREET
-INos WITH MRS ROOSEVELT.
Other Happenings Of a sunshiny
Afternoon-Miss Warfield's
Debut-Notes.

OF the President wore a gown of golden
brocade embroidered in green.
Miss Hagner poured tea in the state
dining room, and the occasion was thor
oughly enjoyable from ev,,-y aspect.
At the marriage of Miss Root and Lieut..
U: s. Grant tomorrow the brides only at
tendant will be her cousin. Miss Ruth
wales, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Edward
II. Wales. formerly Of New York and
now residing in this city. Mr.. Potter
Palmer jr, will be best man. and the
ushers will be First Lieut.. Robert R. Raj
ston, Corps Of Engineers; Second Lieut..
Marion w. Howe, Field Artillery; Gus
tav Schwab. son Of Mr.. and Mrs Gustav
q. schwab of New York: Edward Nc
and Edward Wales Root. brothers of the
bride. The Rev Herbert Shipman, for
mer chaplain at West Point, will perform
the marriage ceremony.
BY direction of Secretary Metcalf, off,
GERS Of the navy and Marine CORPS who
appear in uniform at the wedding of Miss
Root and Lieut.. Grant, US.A., tomorrow,
will wear special full dress.
The Governor of Maryland and Mrs
Warfield will give a ball at government
house, Annapolis, tonight, for the debut
OF their second daughter. Miss Louise
Warfefd, whose comelness has been par
tlcularly commented upon in Europe,
where the finishing touches were given to
her education. and in Baltimore, where
she Will be most of the season. Very
few married people have been invited to
the ball. as there are sixty debutantes in
Baltimore society this season. and the
younger set will necessarily be much in
evidence. Gov. and Mrs Warfield and the
Misses Warfield will have Miss Dorothy
Paine. the debutante daughter of Mrs.
Clinton Paxton Paine of Baltimore, re-
ceiving with them. The house will be law
ishly decorated with palms, smilax, Ameri-
can beauty roses and chrysanthemums.
Music will! be rendered by the Naval
Academy Band at Annapolis. special
train will be provided to and from An
napois for the Baltimore guests.
Mrs. Warf1eld will wear white silk net,
embroidered with pearls and trimmed with
duchess lace, over foundation Of white
satin. Miss Warfield will wear pale blue
violets and orchids. and the debutante
will be dressed in white chiffon. embroid-
cred in silver and trimmed with bands of
lace over white satin.
Miss Carol Newberry. daughter of the
assistant secretary Of the navy and Mrs.
Newberry, was presented to the family
acqdaintances yesterday, and received
not only congratulations but scores of
lovely bouquets to mark the happy date.
L
sisted in the Inequalities Of the occasion
by Miss Ridgely, Miss Scott, Miss Jarvis
Miss Fitch, Miss Hoyt, Miss Downing,
Miss Darlington, Miss Murray and Miss
Todd. Both the official and resident So
ciety at the capital was represented in the
hundreds of guests present.
Mrs. John Lawrence Reifsnider will give
a dinner tonight at her home, Terrace
Hill, Westminster. Md, in honor Of her
do ID or
Reifsnider. and Lieut.. Richard Bennett
Creepy. United States Marine Corps,
whose marriage will take place tomorrow
at noon at Ascension Church, Westmin-
ster.
Those expected to be present are Miss
Elizabeth rpshur Stirling. who will be
her cousins maid of honor: the brides
maids, Miss May Buzby Sloan, Miss
Grace Devries Tuck. Miss Eleanora Myer.
all Of Baltimore. and Miss Dorothy Diehl
brother Of the groom, who will be best
man. and the following officers of the
Marine Corps. who will act as. ushers:
Capt. r. r. Brown. Lieut.. R. B. Putnam,
Lieut.. Fred Mcconnell and Surgeon NJ. H.
Ames. others who will be present are
Miss Eleanor F. ,Reifsnider, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lawrence Reifsnider, jr.; Mr. J. NJ.
Reifsnider all of Westminster: Mrs. J.
Winfield Henry, Mrs. H. c.. Darrell. Miss
Dulin Of Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. E. w.
Creepy and Mr.. Donald Creecy of Wash
ington.
Col. and Mrs. Charles S: Bromwell en-
tertained dinner party last night in
honor of Mr. William Buchanan, who re-
Gently returned to Washington from the
peace conference at The Hague.
Mrs. Isabel Fighter has issued invita-
tons for the marriage of her daughter.
Maude ", to Thomas H. Armistead. Sec
ond Baptist Church Auditorium, 4th
street and Virginia avenue southeast.
Thursday evening. November %, at Z
o'clock. A reception will follow at 531
5th street southeast from to 10 pm
The faculty and young ladies of the
National Park Seminary, Forest Glen.
Md, have sent out cards for a tea Satur-
day. December Z, from to o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Emmert of the La
Grande apartments are entertaining Mr..
Archie Scull and Mr.. Charles Moore of
Atlantic City. N. J. o.. ..
The engagement of Miss Vivian Cam
eron and Mr.. Hubert Burnham has been
announced. Mr.. Burnham has just re-
turned from abroad. where he has been
studying for the last two years.
The hosp,table home of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. B. Smith. 61O NJ street northwest, was
the scene of an informal reception on Sat-
urday evening. when the happy couple,
surrounded by their three interesting little
sons and a number of friends and rela-
tives. received congratulations in cele-
bration of the fifteenth anniversary of
their marriage. The company was de-
lightfully entertained with vocal and in
strumental music and some choice recta-
tons. Refreshments were served in the
dining room. A wedding cake of huge
proportions graced the center of the long
table. which was daintily decorated in
gold and white. A number of handsome
presents were received, as well as mes
sages of congratulations and good wishes
from friends in New York, Baltimore and
elsewhere who were unable to attend.
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs
= So r. : I.it-,, Mrs. O'Dwyer, Miss
t;f!r.'-7'. - #s Marie Easily Smith. Mr.
! e ,i"-.th. NJ. az. NJ John Lindsay. Mr..
and Mrs Stephen Boswell. Mr.. and Mrs
Madison Fielder. Misses Lizzie Nave and
Marie Lindsay. Mr.. Jonvenal Fielder. DIR.
and Mrs. n. E. WEBB. Mr. and Mrs. James
Parsley. Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Osbourn
Mrs. E. c. Alexander, Miss Ann Dukes NJ
Denton, Md; Mr.. j. c. Compton and M
and Mrs. J. W. Pittman of Virginia. M
and Mrs. Alpheus Candles, Misses E,rva
and Mary Candles. Mr.. C. Carr, Miss Carr
and Messrs. A. r. Windsor, Leo No
earthly and M. G. Pierpont of Baltimore
Md
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Muir were at
home In their pretty residence, 1889 Girard
street, on the heights, last evening II,
honor Of their tenth xuodds,- 81