The Washington herald., 1907-12-13
IN The SOCIAL WORLD
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OF Stoneleigh Court. where Mrs. Logan
and Mrs Tucker make their home this
winter. The rooms were prettily deco
rated with pink roses and palms
Assisting in the hospitalities were Mrs
James Barbour. Mrs. Frederick X. Bar
bour. Mrs Hin, Miss Clara Price. Miss
Logan. Mrs. Duval. and the Misses
Perkins. daughter and niece OF Senator
Perkins Mrs Logan wore gown Of
black satin embroidered in silver and
trimmed with Duchess lace. Mrs Logan
Tucker was attractively gowned IN yell
low chiffon cloth. and Mrs. Tucker wore
lavender satin trimmed with lace.
Mrs. George Pullman, OF Chicago. is
expected here Saturday, and VIII take an
apartment at the Arlington for the win
ter Her daughter. Mrs. LOwdel. wife OF
Representative LOwden. will entertain at
luncheon FOR her mother December 1s-
Mrs. Eugene Schuyler. formerly Of New
York. was hostess at a delightful tea
yesterday afternoon at her home in X
street, at which she announced the en-
gagement OF her husbands niece. Miss
Gertrude J. King Schaher. daughter Of
Mrs. Charles Ashmead Schaffer. 20 DR..
John Dunlop. Mrs. Scha1er and her
daughter received with the hostess
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Noyes welcomed
large circle Of Ihs.r friends yesterday
afternoon at a tea. az which they intro
duced their daughter. Miss Ruth Noycs
Among those assisting were Miss Kath-
erine Clabaugh. daughter OF Judge Ga
baugh. Of the District Court; Miss Sadie
Murray. Miss Brodie. Miss Kaufman
Miss Boyd, Of Philadelphia: Mrs. George
W. Boyd. Of Philadelphia; Mrs Oliver
Boyd. Of Washington. and Miss High. of
Atlanta Ga, who is Miss Noyes' house
guest for a few weeks.
Presiding In the dining-ro0m were Mrs
John Crayke Simpson. who poured choco-
late; Mrs. David FOOte Sellers. wife OF
Lieut. Sellers, and Mrs. Kaufman, who
served tea
Mrs. Noyes wore a gown OF green satin
and Miss Noyes . costume Of embroid-
cred white chiffon cloth and carried
purple orchids and lilies OF the valley.
The table in the dining-rOom was taste
fully decorated with pink roses and green
orchids.
Mr. and Mrs. Noyes have issued invi-
Jations for a small debutante dance at
Rauscher's December q, in honor Of their
daughter.
Mrs. Samuel Wallis entertained at
tea yesterday afternoon to introduce
TO society her daughter. Miss Virginia
Wallis. The parlors and dining
were tastefuny decorated with pink
roses. and Mrs. Wallis and Miss Wallis
had assisting them Mrs. AspinwalL
Mrs. Rohrer. and Mrs. Mitchell. who
presided in the dining room. and in the
receiving line were Miss Dodge. Miss
Helen Williams. Miss Helen Gill. the
Misses DuBose. Miss Murdaugh. Miss
Louise White. Miss Dorothy Rohrer.
Miss Julia Heyl. and Miss McMuuen. of
Howard County. Nd. who is a house
guest Of Miss Wallis.
Miss Wallis wore a pretty embrOi-
dered imported gauze gown over taffeta.
and carried American Beauty roses.
Mrs. Wallis wore a gray silk gown, ef-
fectively trimmed with Honiton lace.
Mrs Gardner Williams entertained at
a luncheon yesterday at her home in
r street
/ Mrs Maurice Francis Egan and her
/ daughter sailed from New York yester-
/ day TO join Mr.. Egan. the American
! Minister TO Denmark, and their older
daughter. who has been abroad since
/ the early autumn. Mr. Gerald Egan
| accompanied his mother and sister 10
New York