The Washington herald., 1907-12-05

lSdS were tue Oruer OF the DAY. three
Of the debutantes of the season being in
troduced yesterday
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w w. Fin
ley. IN Massachusetts avenue. was the
scene yesterday afternoon Of one OF
the pretuest teas of the season. their
daughter, Miss Lille Finley. being in
troduced to their large circle Of friends
from to 6:3O o'clock
The scheme of the decorations was
pink, charming dash of contrasting
color being added by numerous bouquets
and other pretty floral tributes sent TO the
bud Mrs Finley stood with her daugh-
ter. She wore a gown Of black Chiffon.
and the debutante was charming in a
robe of white net and lace over taaeta,
embroidered in gold. Her bouquet was a
| cluster Of violet orchids
Miss Finley, elder daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Finley, wore pink silk. In the din
ing room Mrs Henry Yates Satterlee
served chocolate, and her vis-a-vis was
Mrs. Gordon Crawford. who poured tea
Among the assistants We're other debu-
tantes Of the season, including Miss Vera
/ Downing. Miss Constance Hoyt. Miss
Mary Scott. Miss Henrietta Fitch. Miss
Trescot5, the Misses Morse, and the Misses
Goldsborough.
Commander and Mrs. William IL White
entertained az a tea yesterday afternoon
/ TO introduce their daughter. Miss Louise
White. to society A profusion Of pink
| blossoms was used in a decorative
! scheme, and the table WAS unusually
pretty with a huge mound of pink roses
as a centerpiece and pink shaded tapers.
! Mrs White received her guests IN a
charming gown of white lace. and the
/ debutante wore a soft and girlish dress
OF white chiffon. Among the assistants
We're Mrs Weeks Mrs Leiber Mrs
| Henry +. Davis Mrs Bryan, Mrs. Sibley.
Mrs, Koester, Mrs. Freer and Mrs. w f.
| HoXie. together with a bevy of charming
young women. including Miss Archibald,
Miss Hatfield. Miss CIabaugh. Miss Morse
| Miss Granger. Miss Langhtt. Miss Gil.
| and Miss Anna Pollard. of Boston,
/ house guest of Mrs. and Miss White, and
| a debutante OF this season in Boston.
Miss Helen Durant Church. daughter OF
! Mr.. and Mrs. Melville Church, was an
| other charming debutante of yesterday.
/ Friends OF the family. representatives Of
smart circles Of society. were invited 70
the Church residence, in Twentieth street
/ from 4 10 g.
! Assisting Mrs Church and her daughter
were Mrs. Monroe Hopkins. Mrs Thomas
| Durant Mrs James NJ Dmant Mrs
/ William J. Cox. Miss Sallie Garungtnn,
Miss Clabaugh, Miss Lydia Patch. Bliss
/ Helen Wilson. Miss Elizabeth Grimth
Miss Gladys N. Wright. and Miss Nal
lory.
Miss Mary Carlisle daughter Of Mrs
Calderon Carlisle. sailed yesterday from
! New York with her aunt. Mrs Richard
! Pearson. wife Of the American Minister TO
! Greece. 10 spend the winter with her az
! Athens.
Mrs. Qualtrough, wife Of Capt. f. C.
/ Qualtrough. viii entertain at a large
bridge party Thursday, December =. in
/ honor Of Mrs. Stewart Taylor who Is the
guest OF Mrs. Henley Smith.
( Mr. and Mrs Robert Patterson, who are
now in Washington for a lbrief period,
will not open their house here, as they
are leaving shortly for Europe to visit
their daughter the Countess Gizycd at
/ the counts estates in Russia
The Assistant Secretary of State and
Mrs. Robert Bacon entertained at dinner
last night complimentary TO the visiting
delegates OF the Central American Peace
! Conference and the Central American
ministers.
Mrs. Darlington. wife OF Gen Ernest
Darlington, entertained al luncheon at
the Willard Hotel yesterday.
| Baron Hengelmuller, the Austro-H Hun
garian Ambassador accompanied by
/ Baron Hymerle. the counselor OF the en-
bassy. went yesterday TO New York to
attend a banquet given by prominent
/ Hungarians last night. Among the guests
present We're Count Szechnyi, the fance Of
Miss Gladys Vanderbilt and his friend.