Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-27
MISS WAKEFIELD INTRODUCED
MAKES HER BOW TO MARY
LAND SOCIETY
Brilliant Dehuianle BaIl al Executive
Mansion Notable Social Event
GOVERNOR AND MRS. WAR
FIELD ENTERTAIN
THRONGS OF
GUESTS

Miss Louise wagGeld, the second
daughter ~ Governor and Mrs. War
neld was formally introduced into
society last night at brilliant bali
given Va her honor hy Governor and
Mrs. Wardold at the ENeoutiN Man
sion.
The dcbutanic reception and ball
surpassed In brilllaucy all former so-
cial events nt the Government House.
over six hundred guests were enter
tAinel. yet withal the entertainment
was characterized hv that quiet dig
nifty aud grace, that unos'entation and
marked simplicity of style aud clc-
ranre that are Indicative of all tho
pugeftainmcnts over which tho charm-
ing hostess of Maryland, Mrs. War
upil prcsidee.
rha guests ol honor were the debut
antes. and 1t II said by those who
know that this years buds are tho
prciticst that baltimore has seen for
many winters. A guest OF especial
honor was Mits Dorothy Paine, the
daughter of Mrs. Clinton Paxton
palnc, who virtually made her debut
with Miss Wafhcid. Most Of the guests
came from baltimore by special train,
which arrived AT $50.
The Executive MaGAion was ontorod
by an improNiaod stairway built at
the side oi the house. Three guests
chambers on the socond iloor were ar
ranged as dressing rooms for the la
dies. aud the gentlemen proceeded To
tho third n0or. After removing their
wraps the guests met In the gallery of
the second stairway proceeding 10
tho billiard room, which had been
temporarily converted into reception
room, aud were welcomed by the re-
cciVlng party. The billiard room Is
furnished Ia dccp rcd With red dras
pcfirs and made beautiful back.
nronnd fof the white gowns ot tho 10.
dies In the receiving party. Tho only
decorations wcrc the bouquets received
bv Miss Louise Warneld, These NUM-
hofod 20 aud werc placed In Vasos
and banked around the walls.
Mrs. Warhold were handsome
gown of white embroidered net over
satin applique. with pearls and silvof
and trimmcd with dUehesso lace. Her
ornaments werc poatls aud diamonds.
Mis- Carrlo Marncld's gown was a
princess model of pale blue satin
eiaboratuiy embroidered ia a iloral
design and draped Ia duchess lace.
The lines IT the gown wore severely
simple and suited admirably Miss
wafdcla's tall, slender beauty. She
wore 4 knot of Niolcts In her halr and
cluster at her waist, Msss Louise
Nnfhvla woru one of ghc dainty
trucks she purchased Ia Paris. II
was of white radnm aud point lace.
The lace was PLACED ln strips at IN
tcrvals on thc skirt aud bodice and at
the end ~ each stripe was a knot ot
oloth uf silver. Tho high satin gltdlo
piaood ln lhv Empire fashion was
finished az the front With cluster
of lilies - tho NaiioN,and The sleeves
wefe formed of two narrow RULES
~ tho lace,
when all the guests had been present.
cd they descended The broad stairway
a. tho lower ilooF, whore the drawing
room, thc reception, the state dining
room. tho hall wcrV cleared Tor dane.
ing. The hall was decorated with
palms and white ehrysanthemnms.
~ the drawing room with its hang
iurs of hua. American Beauty roses
weir Used. In the rose rcrcpiion
i roum white chrNsanthemums Nof,
arranged In Nnscs un the mantei,
| The hanriurs - tho state dining
Il NHNf4tNN4 WHICH tAt " HAANA kNAtsAf NNHtAt
i 4 harmonious background FOR the dec
ofatioHs of yellow chFysanshemums,
Tho ,3nNernnf and his daughter
we're tho last - leave the upper lioor
| anl - thcy started down tho stair
Nay the Naval academy orchestra
under Professor Zimmerman. which
was stationed IN the hall, hegan a.,
il ola ~ afeuVlrnur. the famous quad
slilo which thc -s3overnor revived a
| an hall last year. With The tsoNrFno
AMI his dehntAnio daughter lradins
The way calnr SECRETARY uf state Tllgh
man. with Mrs.. WaFgleid ~ his part
nef. and tae members af the hous'
pasly. Although ihis dance IL nov
nslng revived - ltN pid.timu populaf
lty. very few ~ thc hundreds %
aurafs were acquainted with lt, ans
consequently thpy stoud around an,
watched the Governor aud othcr
~ ING ghfounh thu dlnerpnt move
meuta. Al - she girls and yeunl
men " to cumpfised thu house part,
iook part. a. they bad been nehcaFsinl
the dance Tor several days,
| At midnight an uid.faahiunod. Mary
and supper waa served from The pri
taia dininn room. which was typlca
~ southern spreads. The dainty uoi,
AMI pale green china ~ The Fxoculiv'
Mansion wAs used. The supper Taste,
untii 49,
When the tuenty-Aflh dance wa
over the hand played Maryland
lNy Maryland. y and Tho Star
~panalrd Hammer. aud tho lestitltlo
wrf0 over. The Invitations wur,
Il limited a. aiehutautea % this and las
season aud fbu young personal friendl
- sovefnaf and Mrs. Waffleld. 4
large number 81 Annapolitans ant
Naval Academy society people wcr
present.
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