Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-12
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
FOUR DEBUTANTES WILL MAKE
FORMAL BOW TODAY.
Other Events Of a Busy December
Afternoon and Evening-Recep-
lions and Dinners-Notes.

The, social diversions OF this afternoon
and evening will make it one of the bust
| est of the winter thus far The debu-
| tante parties include those arranged for
Miss Jarvis. Miss Ruth Moves, Miss Wallis
and Miss Alice Vandergrift. The silver
| wedding tea of Commander and Mrs. Ed
ward Everett Hayden and the reception for
Lieutenant and Mrs Logan Tucker. given
| by the grandmother and mother of the
| former. Mrs. Logan and Mrs. w. F.
Tucker, are other events of the after
| noon hours. The Mexican ambassador
and Nine. Creel will give a large recep-
ton tonight at 10 o'clock.
| Mrs: Mcmillan. widow of Senator
granddaughter, Miss Grace McMi,.an
Jarvis. to society at a tea this
| afternoon. will be assisted by her
house party Miss Burgwin and Miss King
OF Pittsburg. Miss Schultz and Miss Gift
ford Of New Jersey and Miss Williams,
Miss Chew. Miss Brewster. Miss Parker
Miss Symons, Miss Hoyt, Miss Scott Miss
Fitch, Miss Newberry, Miss Frederick
| Morgan. Mrs. Merritt, Mrs. Frederic Keep
| and Miss May Williams.
Mrs. Mcmillan entertained a. young
party at luncheo on yesterday, when those
present included her house guests and
Miss Hoyt, Miss Fitch. Miss Brownsen,
|
berry. Miss Brewster, Miss Chew, Miss
Schroeder, Miss Leutze and Miss Slater
Mrs. Theodore w. Noyes. at the debut
tea for her daughter. Miss Ruth Moves.
today, will have among her assistants
her house guest. Miss High, Miss Muir
ray. Miss Clabaugh. Miss Granger, Miss
Brodie. Miss Kaufman and Miss Boyd
| of Philadelphia. Mrs. Rudolph Kauff-
| mann, Mrs. John c. Simpson and Mrs
David Foote Sellers
Mrs. Samuel Wallis, whose daughter.
Miss Virginia Wallis. makes her debut
today. will be assisted by Miss Helen
Gill Miss Du Bose. Miss Murdaugh. Miss
Dodge, Miss Helen Williams Miss Louise
White. Miss Dorothy Rohrer. Miss VIC
Mullen of Howard county. Nd, and Miss
Julia Heyl. with Mrs. Asp nwal, Mrs.
| the tearoom.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. H. vandergrift,. with
their daughter, Miss Alice Vandergrift
Of Gen. and Mrs. John A. Johnston.
Mrs. Johnston at her tea today to
present Miss Vandergrift will have
with her her daughter. Mrs. Summerlin,
Mrs. Corbin. Mrs James Francis Burke
Mrs. Roscoe G. Bulmer Miss Hagner and
Miss Marion Oliver. Others assisting will
! be Mrs Cornelius Wilcox. Mrs. Fred
Sladen. Miss Terry. Miss Murray. Miss
Clabaugh. Miss Petit, Miss Langftt, Miss
! Shelby Converse, Miss Olga Converse,
Miss Denny, Miss Leutze and Miss Chase
DR.. and Mrs. Chatard gave a dinner
last night, when their guests were the
American ambassador to Berlin. DR.. Da-
Phelps Emo, Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Hague,
Mrs. John Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs. A B.
Butler and Mr.. and Mrs. Fahnestock.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sherman Dew
hirst have taken an apartment for the
winter in the Cheshire, 1855 Columbia
road.
The second annual dance Of the Camp
ers" will be held Friday evening.
The Georgetown Assembly, which has
for many years past been a dancing or
ganization of Georgetown, has been or
ganized for the season. and two dances
will be given. the first to be held on the
night Of Monday, December 80.
The tea and sale at Rauscher's yester-
day for the benefit Of the House of the
substantial results. Mrs. White and Mrs
McKenna, Nine Jusserand, Mrs. Wil'iam
NJ. Irwin. Mrs. Mccartney, Mrs. James
Dudley MORGAN. Nine Nabuco, Nine: De-
Vicountess DeMartel. Miss Langham
Mrs. Mann, Mrs. Perry johnson, Miss
Lee, the Misses Cullen, Mrs Pres
ton Sands, Miss Addison Mitchell. Mrs
Corbin. the Misses Patten. the Misses
May Miss Helen Squire, Mrs Bumer
Mrs. Bromwell. Mrs Corcoran Thom
Miss Rucker. Mrs. Mosher and others
were in active charge of the various ia
bles and had the assistance of several
dozen helpers. Miss Fannie Whelan, the
leading spirit in this annual charity. had
the cash box in her charge. Society was
WILL represented and enjoyed itself hugely
while parting with it's money. Over 81, 400
was realized in this three-hour fair.
Mr.. George w. Settler and Miss Jane
Brashaw, both of Baltimore were mar
ried at the home of the brides cousin,
Mrs. George N. Rider 916 B street south
vest est. this city. YESTERDAY: Rey J: z.
Church South, performed the ceremony.
The grooms sister, Mrs Morrill, N. Pack
ard. wife of Justice, Packard, came over
with the couple.
Col. and Mrs Wotherspoon gave a din
ner last evening in compliment to Mr..
Edwin Morgan, United States minister to
Cuba. In the party were Gen. and Mrs.
J. Franklin Bell Capt and Mrs! Brewster,
Capt. and Mrs. Knapp and Miss Julia
Tompkns
Mrs. Stockton Heth gave a tea yester-
day in honor of her house guests, Mrs;
y
daughter of former Gov. Tyler of Yir-
ginia The tea table was prettly dec
GRATED with pink carnations, with the
candle shades and minor appointments of
the same color. Besides the hostess and
her guests. there were receiving the
Misses Heth Mrs. Phelps and Miss May
Phelps wife and daughter of Commander
Phelps: Miss Calderon daughter of the
Bolivian minister, and Nine. Cald ron.
Miss Bessie johnson and Miss Georgia
Knox
Miss Florence Woodward of Rector
town. Va, and Mr. Thomas Davis of this
city were married by Rev Mr. Miller at
the Hotel Raleigh yesterday afternoon
The bride was in a travelling suit of .rown
broadcloth, with hat to match. and sable
furs. She was attended by Mrs. ]. w.
Woodward, as matron of honor and Miss
Bessie Lambert, maid of honor. Mrs
Woodward was gowned in blue broad
CLOTH with a picture hat of blue velvet