Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-04
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
THREE DEBUTANTES WILL
MAKE THEIR BOWS TODAY.
Guests Entertained at Embassy OF
Mexico-Other Events-Per-
sonal Notes.

The debut parties this afternoon will
monopolize social attention. The coming
out of Miss Helen Durant Church. daugh-
ter of MIR. and Mrs. Melville Church. will
take place at the family residence on 10th
street. and the hostess will be assisted
in the pleasing hospitality by Mrs. Monroe
Hopkins. Mrs. Thomas Durant, Mrs.
James NJ. Durant, Mrs. William ]. Cox.
Miss Sallie Darlington. Miss Katherine
Clabaugh. Miss Lydia Patch. Miss Helen
Wilson. Miss Elizabeth Griffith. Miss
Gladys NJ Wright and Miss Mallory
Church.
Commander and Mrs. W. w. White will
present their daughter. Miss Louise
White, at a tea from to I today, when
In the receiving party will be Mrs. Lieber,
Mrs. Weeks, Mrs. Sibley. Mrs. II. E.
Rooster. Mrs. Freer, Miss Archibald. Miss
Clabaugh, Miss Morse. Miss Hatfield Miss
Gill. Miss Eleanor Granger and Miss
Langfitt, with Mrs. W., B. Hoxie of New
York and Miss Anna Pollard of Boston.
who are house guests.
Another debutante today will be Miss
Lille Finley. the second daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William W. Finley. The assist
ants to the hostess will be Miss Vera
Downing. Miss Constance Hoyt. Miss
Mary Scott. Miss Henrietta Fitch, Miss
Mamie Morse. Miss Margaretta Morse.
the. Misses Goldsborough. Miss Stephanie
| Prescott. Mrs. William Gordon Crawford
and Miss Satterlee
Mrs. John Ellis Roosevelt OF New York
will formally present her daughter. Miss
Gladys Roosevelt, this afternoon at ARE
ception in their home. No. S1S Madison
avenue, New York.
The, Mexican ambassador and Nine.
Creel gave an elegant dinner last night In
honor of Mrs. Alexander r. Shepherd.
when the other guests included Mr.. and
Nine. Godoy.. Miss Godoy. Mrs. John o.
Evans. Mrs. Edwin Quintard, Mrs. Wal
ter n. Brode, Miss Brodie, Senior and
Nine. Alvarez. Mr.. Alexander Quintard,
Senior Ricoy, Senior Baz, Senior Fernando
and other members Of the embassy staff.
with DR.. Bonilla of Honduras, who is a
delegate to the Central American peace
conference.
One of the most interesting ma trimonial
announcements lately rs in the news from
Chicago of the engagement Of Miss Pau
line kohlsaat, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman H. Kohlsaat. to Mr.. Potter Pal
| mer, jr, who was here last week at the
wedding of his cousin. Lieut. Grant. Miss
Kohlsaat made her debut a few years ago
Lake Shore drive. She has lived in Chi
| cago all her life. except for the time spent
at fashionable girls school on the Hud-
son river and when in recent years she
has travelled abroad with her mother and
sister. Miss katherine Kohlsaat.
Mr.. Palmer Is the second son of Mrs.
Potter Palmer. and was graduated from
Harvard in 1899. He has been interested
in land and banking enterprises in Chica-
go, and has taken up the same lines of
yyn in, Tho NrS
Honore Palmer are living.
No announcement is made of the date
set for the wedding.
AT the marriage Saturday at staatsburg,
N. Y, of Miss Gladys Mills and Mr..
Henry Carnegie Phipps. Mr.. William F. r.
Hit of this city will be among the
groomsmen. A special train will carry
the New York guests. The bride will wear
a princess gown of white satin draped
| with the same beautiful lace worn by her
grandmother. Mrs. Maturin Livingston. on
her wedding day. Her veil will be of point
lace. family heirloom. worn by her
grandmother and her mother on their
wedding days. Miss Beatrice Mills. who is
to be her twin sisters only attendant, will
wear white chiffon cloth and satin COM
bined with sable. and a white hat with
lace and sable trimmings. The wedding
reception will follow a Livingston Manor
the Mills country place. The honeymoon
will be spent yachting in southern waters
Personal and social interests in the
family of the Secretary of State and Mrs
Root can now be transferred to Clinton,
n. Y. where all will assemble IN a day
or two for the marriage of Miss Aida
Stoyker and Mr.. Elihu Root, jr., which
takes place Saturday next.
Mrs. Henry Waters Taft of New York
Mas been obliged to recall the invitations
| 20 the recention which she was to have
| given SATURDAY for the debut of her
daughter. Miss Louise Taft. owing to the
critical illness Of her husbands mother
Mrs. Louisa NJ. Taft, at Millbury, Mass.