Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-13
n155E5 Eva AND NARY
De LAGERCRANTZ

| the guest during the past two weeks OF
| the Misses Sheckles at their home on q
street, left last week for Annapolis, where
she will visit her sister. Mrs. James Sum-
ner Petit.
| Miss Elizabeth Brawner, who has been
the guest of Miss Emma Dent Casey al
her home on = street. returned last week
| to Baltimore.
Mrs Dorr of Wilmington. Del, is the
guest of her niece. Miss Westervelt, at
her apartment in the Colonial
Mr.. and Mrs. Hillman May left last
week for Cincinnati. Ohio. where they
/ VIII spend the remainder of the year as
| the guests of Mrs. Mays parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John 3. Milbrey.
Mrs. Woolsey Aspinwall entertained at
| a luncheon last Thursday in honor of
Miss Bessie Crawford of Baltimore
Miss Pallen Of New Rochelle who has
been the guest of her aunts. Mrs Oliver
Prince Buell. and Mrs Lawrence Sprague
Babbitt at their apartment at Hammond
Court, left last week for Baltimore
Mrs. c. Ernest Smith and her debut ante
daughter. Miss Barbara, entertained al
luncheon yesterday in compliment to their
guests. Miss Sophia Sadtler Of Baltimore
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The decorations were pink roses and
smilax. The reception parior was dec
Grated with palms. The guests were
Miss Bessie Sessions, Miss Catharine Hol-
Egerton, Miss Mildred Fearn, Miss Doro-
thea Gatewood, Miss Elizabeth Mattille
Miss Mallory Church and Miss Gladys
Wright.
Justice and Mrs. Daniel Thew Wright
presented their charming young daugh-
tiers, the Misses Gladys and Claire
Wright. yesterday afternoon at a tea,
which brought together one of the hap
piest companies Of the week. Their
house on 10th street was a floral bower,
the bouquets sent the debutantes filling
every available space in the three large
rooms thrown open to the company. Mrs.
Wright, looking SO young and handsome
as to be easily taken for the elder sister
of the debutantes. was gowned in flow
cred white crepe de chine and rich lace.
The Misses Wright were dressed alike in
modish gowns Of white satin combined
with white lace, and each carried an
armful Of American beauty roses tied
with a bunch of violets. Miss CARING
ton, Miss ClaDaugh. Miss Sutherland,
Miss Carolyn Shepard. Miss Gertrude
Woodward. Miss Mamie Gibson, Miss
Mildred Fearn. Miss Ida Wynne, Miss
| gartten assisted in entertaining the
guests the following matrons being at
the tea table In the dining room: Mrs
Day. Mrs. Foraker, Mrs. Gould, Mrs
McBurney and Mrs. Wade Ellis.
The several hundred guests brilliantly
! represented official, judicial, diplomatic
| and resident society.
The consul general to London. Mr..
Wynne. will return to his post this week.
expecting to sail by a Saturday shin
Miss Ida Wynne will go to New York
tomorrow for night at the opera, but
expects to return the following day Mrs.
and Miss Wynne will not go back tn
England for a month or six weeks longer
Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling ]. Joyner of
Brooklyn, N. Y. entertained a small
Willard yesterday Mr.. Joyner has been
in attendance ut the rivers and harbors
congress The dinner party consisted of
Mrs. Burlinghame, Mrs. Arson Melting.
Mrs. Ed Taylor, Columbus, Ohio; Mrs.
Ready. Lynn. Mass; Mrs. Deyo of
Mrs. Ida Burlington of Albuquerque, NJ
NJ, and the Messrs. Frazer, Smith and
Ereacen of Wilmington.
Cards are out announcing the maria ge
of Mr.. c. Victor Craigen and Miss Estelie
Shipley of Winston, N. c. They are at
home to their friends at 1853 S street
at present. and later will go to Baltk
more to live.
Mr.. s. n. Meyer announced the en-
gagement of, his daughter Juiette to
Mr.. Max Levy of Baltimore Md. At
home Sunday, December 10, s to 10 D. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reid Riley of
! the Sheridan have arrived at the St.
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