Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-06

! be called. The formal opening OF the
! Colonial Danes first home will not long
be delayed The rooms formerly used by
| the Metropolitan Club at the Arlington
will afford very commodious and comfort
a bic quarters When the home OF the
D. \. r. is completed fourth organize
ton will offer facilities for club-loving
members.
Mrs Joseph Thropp has returned for
the winter and has reopened her home
at 10i 10th street. Mr.. Thropp Is eX-
pccted the coming week.
Miss Mildred Fearn, the charming young
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lee
Fearn, u hose debut tea has been planned
for December 20, will entertain for num-
her Of debutantes Tuesday next at a
luncheon. Miss Fearn has studied ard
Travelled abroad and is quite an accom-
plishnd young lady. Last winter she kept
herself busy with several specia, studies
along lines SHE particularly favored. and
her participation in social life this winter
IS all the more keen in prospect because
it has not been duled by previous ex-
perience. Her picture shows what q
dainty type OF beauty is hers.
Mrs. O. j. Field of Kensington enter
tanned company of fifty or more ladies
Friday afternoon. Fancy needlework and
music occupied the attention of the guests,
Mrs. Field oeirg assisted by Miss Alice
Terrell and Miss Ruth Armstrong of Ken
sington, who rendered duet. Mos1-
kowski's ''Serenade' and 'CavaHeria Rus
ticana. Miss NJ. Catherine Linton of
Washington rendered the following selec-
tons: Consolation. No. VI, List: 'Lieb
straume" List Moonlight Sonata"
Beethoven; "BerceusG." Iljnski; Pin
chenello Herbert: BLACK Key Study,
Chopin: prelude. Rachmannoff: 'F'as
chinsswauk." Schumann. Among the
guests present were Mrs J. 7. Marshal.
wife OF the new pastor of the West Street
Presbyterian Church of Washington; Mrs
IJ. W. Townsend. Mrs. r. T. Strickland,
of kensington.
Miss Scitmore returned from Japan this
week and is stopping at the Shoreham
Mrs Bacon. wife of the assistant secre-
tary of state, gave dinner Of twenty-five
covers last night.
rotary of war, is in New York with her
da lighter, Mrs. Joseph ii. Choate, jr., and
will stay fortnight
Miss Elena Caderon, daughter Of the
Bolivian minister. gave a luncheon yes
terday in compliment to Miss Mary Lille
Taylor for whom she will be a brides
maid next Saturday. The company In
Guided Miss Hannah TAYLOR. Miss Mer-
cedes Godoy. Miss Maria Calvo. Miss
Mary Brady Of Baltimore. Miss Winifred
Davis, Miss Georgia Knox, Miss Hast
ings. Miss Stone, Miss Perie Anderson.
Miss Crane Miss Annie Bayard and the
Misses Morse
Miss Laura Sylvester and her CUES,
Miss Dclano of Brookline. went to An
napolis yesterday for the hop last night
The Misses POTTER of New York were
the honor guests at tea given yester-
day by Miss Marie Smith at her home on
z street Miss Edith Fry. Mrs Samuel
r. Greene. jr Miss Gertrude Lutz and
Miss Ruth Campbell. assisted In the hos
pitality and Mrs. James Young and MISS
Gertrude Fry presided at the tea table.
Mrs Letter has cards out for dance
the evening of December 30 her first
large entertainment since returning TO
town for the season.
Miss Margaret Garrett of Montgomery
county. Md, was the guest of her brother.
Mr.. Ashton Garrett, and of her aunt. Mrs.
Gartrell. 18th and Newton streets north
east. this week.
Mrs Edwin HoI]idge of Boston. Mass.
has returned to her home after a short
visit with Mr. and Mrs l. S. 1olidge.
December meeting of the Martha Wash
ington Euchre Club The prizes were won
by Mrs Muehleisen. Mrs. Schuler and
Mrs Schneider. Those present were
Mesdames Dennison. Schneider. Schiller.