Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-23
lHaAi1 EY; SEG: OF
T8RKls11 LEGATION
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A WHITE HOUSE FUNCTION FOR
REAR ADMIRAL EVANS.
Other Hospitalities Of Less Formal
Character-Home-Comings.
Personal Mention.


give dinner Friday evening. November
%. followed by reception. This dinner Is
in honor of Rear Admiral Evans, and the
reception will give an opportunity for a
large company to meet the commander-in-
chief Of the Atlantic battleship feet before
starting for the Pacific.
Mrs. Potter Palmer is in New York, and
was at the horse show yesterday, where
she was box guest of friends. She wore
black lace over white satin, combined with
black velvet and gold and copper colored
tissue. set into the bodice, and a large hat
covered with white marabout feathers.
In the evening at the opera she also wore
black, but relieved it by numerous dia-
mond ornaments.
Miss Gladys Perine of Baltimore who is
debutante of the present season, is the
guest of Mrs. Newberry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lee Keeling have
arrived in Paris. where they will remain
a few weeks before going to Rome and
Cairo, where they will pass the winter.
Miss Margaret Meredith of 40 Girard
street, who has been in Chicago the past
four months, has returned to her home.
Mr.. William H. Richardson announces
the marriage of his sister, Miss Rachel
Anna Richardson, to Mr.. John Augustus
Brown, Friday, November p. 1907, WASH
ington, D. c.
The November social meeting of the
D. A. r. chapters of the District of Co
| lumbia will be held at the George Wash
ington University, 18th and H streets.
Tuesday evening, the 26th instant. at 8
O'Clock. The following seven chapters-Co-
| lumbia, American, Mary Bartlett Lucy
Holcombe. Capt. Molly Pitcher. Our Flag
and Emily Nelson-are the hostesses on
| this occasion. and extend a cordial invita-
| ton to the members of all the other chap
tiers. with escorts. to be present. The
literary and musical program will he fol-
| lowed by social hour.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Spalding have
| returned from their country home, Fall
| ing Waters, on the Hudson. to their
Washington home, 1903 Rhode Island ave-
! nue..
President Mauck and Miss Puth Mauck
| of Hillsdale College and Miss Anna B.
| Morgan of National Park Seminary were
| the guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Lu-
| cius E. Gridley.
A delightful birthday party was given
last evening in honor Of Walter Bailey
| at the residence of his parents, 100 E
| street southeast.
Musical selections, followed by refresh
| menus anu OduCiHS, were enjoyed by the
guests until late hour. Those present
were Misses Clara Goodyear, Marie Smith,
| HELEN Violet, Floda Elliott, Emma Bin
| nix, Eunice YoHell, Elsie Martin, Annie
Ryan, Dora Hunt. Janet Burbage. Marie
Slye, John Kane, William Kane, Hamilton
Clipper, John Stone. Carroll Bailey. James
| Ahern, Roy Evans and Edward Walton.
Miss Sadie Murray. daughter of Gen.
! and Mrs. Arthur Murray. who has the
distinction of being the first debutante Of
the season to make her formal bow is the
center of attraction at large tea being
| given this afternoon at her home, where
the receiving party consists of Miss New
berry, Miss Darlington. Miss Henrietta
| Fitch, Miss Katherine Clabaugh, Miss
Trescott. Mrs. Franklin Bell, Miss c. G.
Glover, Mrs Summerlin, Mrs Samuel
Reber and Miss Gimon. The hospitality
will close with supper party this
evening.
Miss Theodore Shonts. who is soon to
become the Duchess des Chaulnes OF
France. is the guest of Mrs. Richard
r. Rogers, wife Of the general counsel
of the Isthmian canal commission, 929
Farragut square. during her present short
stay in this city.
Prof and Mrs Mitchell Carroll gave a
reception last evening at their residence,
Belair. Cleveland Park. in honor of Con-
sui General George Horton Of Athens
Greece, who Is just completing his tour
of lectures for the Archaeological Insti.
tute Of America.
Mrs. George M. Sternberg entertained a
party of ladies at a luncheon today.
A pretty home wedding took place Sat.
urday, the 18th instant, at the home O,
the brides nephew, Mr.. F. A. Tschiffely
jr.. in Georgetown. at 10 O'clock when
Mrs Kate T. Stone and Mr.. Charles w
Reichard of Philadelphia. Pa. but more
recently of Guanajuanto. Mexico. were
married. Only the immediate family and
a few intimate friends were present. After
the ceremony and wedding breakfast the
couple left for their future home in Guam.
ajuanto, stopping en- route at the City OF
Mexico and other places Of interest.
Hhe Misses Cohen Of Cliffbourne have as
their guest Miss Hippey Abraham Of Ma.
tional Farm School, Pa. They will be al
home to their friends Sunday. Miss Abra.
ham has just returned from a trip to the
south, including the jamestown exposi.
ton.
The announcement of the marriage OF
Marlboro, Nd, and Miss Estelle Noble
Keilholtz. which took place wednesday
at the home of the brides parents In
Foleroft. Pa, came as a surprise to the
senator's host .of friends in his home sec.
ton. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. F. E. McManus, rector Of Trinity
Protestant Episcopal Church. Upper MARI
boro. who accompanied the senator tc
| Folcroft MeSSrs. T. Van Clagett and