Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-14
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
RECENT HoSPITALITIES AND
SOME EVENTS or FUTURE.
Miss Ryan Makes Debut Today.
Observation-Disclosures
Notes.

Serand entertained at dinner last evening.
when their guests were the Italian am
bassador and Baroness Mayor DIES
Planches, the British ambassador and
Mrs Bryce. Representative and Mrs. Au-
gustus Gardner. Representative and Mrs.
Nicholas Longworth. Mrs. Longworth
Mr.. Charles Page Bryan, United States
minister to Portugal Prof and Nine
Ferrero, Mr.. Mitchell lines the consul
general of France at New York. and
Nine. Lanel. NJ. Denis, the naval attache
of the French embassy. and Nine. de
Blanpre. Viscount de Chambrun and Wis.,
count and Eiscountess de Martel.
Miss Geraldine Morgan arrived today
to be the guest of Mai. and Mrs. Richard
Sylvester during her stay in this city.
The Austrian ambassador and Baroness
Hengelmuller will give a dinner tonight.
The Vice President and Mrs. Fairbanks.
Judge and Mrs. Hatch and Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Clover will also entertain at
dinners.
Mrs. J. Donald Cameron and her daugh-
ter, Miss Martha Cameron. arrived in
New York Saturday and were accom-
panied on to this city today by the Hon.
Ronald Charles Lindsay fifth son of the
Earl of Crawford. and Miss Maud Paunce-
fote, daughter of the late Lord Paunce-
fote British ambassador, who crossed the
ocean with them.
The wedding date for Mr.. Lindsay and
cided upon, but it is expected to be an
event of the near future. Mr. Lindsay
said, that he did not expect to remain
here long on his present visit.
Mrs. Charles Bradley of Providence. r..
l.. whose daughter. Miss Margaret Brad
ley. is to be presented to society at a
dance in Churchill House Wednesday.
will entertain Miss Martha Bacon Of this
city and Miss Eliza Parks Of Philadelphia
at that time.
Miss Kathleen Ryan, the attractive
young daughter of Mrs. Arthur B. Ryan.
will be presented at a tea today al the
Mrs. and Miss Ryan will be assisted by
Mrs. William Ryan, grandmother OF the
debutante; Mrs. Frances Nash and Miss
Carolyn Nash of Annapolis, aunt and cou-
sin of the debutante: Mrs. Charles Rich
ardson, Mrs. Ryan Miss Alice Boyd, Miss
GateWood, Miss Wyndham Rosser. Miss
Josephine Mason. Miss Lillian Duncan
Baxter Miss Elliott, Miss Gibbs and Mrs.
Clephane, sister of the debutante.
Mrs. Charles Edward Bailey has cards
out announcing the marriage Of her
daughter, Florence Read. to Mr.. Thomas
Chiles Bradley, at Trinity Episcopal
Church, Sd and streets northwest. Sat
urday, December L., Rev. Richard p.
intimate friends of the young couple were
present Mr. and Mrs Bradley LEFT for a
northern trip Immediately after the cere-
mony. They will be at home after Jam
uary l, at 1415 Chaplin street northwest.
The Earl of Granard, master of horse
to King Edward and minister assisting
the postmaster general, last night sent 4
telegram to the London newspapers re-
questing the announcement of his en-
gagement to Miss Beatrice Mills, daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Ogden Mills of New
York and Newport. But Mr.. Mills when
called up on the telephone at his home
at Staatsburg- on-the-Hudson by re-
porter OF the American and Informed OF
the cablegramS said:
There is absolutely no foundation for
the announcement which you tell me the
Earl of Granard is reported to have made
to the London newspapers"
Miss Mills, who is now with her par
ents. is one of the twin daughters Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ogden Mills She is hand
some girl. fond of outdoor sports. With
her twin sister Gladys, now Mrs. Henry
Carnegie Phpps, she came out in society
five years ago. They have passed most
of their summers in London and New
a year ago.
Lord Granard is the eighth earl and
thirtyfour years old. He is a lord in
waiting to the king, and is also master Of
the horse His estate consists of 10000
acres. His country seat is Castle Forbes.
in County Longford. Ireland The earl
is sOldierly man of distinguished ap-
pearance. He saw service in the South
African war and won the queens medal.
His mother was the Hon. Frances Petre,
40, So 1,rat al
Petre family is one of the oldest Catho-
lie families in England. Her nephew,
the Hon. Philip Petre. married Miss Cav
endish-Taylor. a niece Of Gov. Carroll of
Maryland. and cousin of Royal Phelps
Carroll. Charles Carroll and Mrs Her
bert Robbins of this city
Mrs. Fremont, wife of Capt John c.
Fremont, U.S.N., and her daughters have
returned to Washington and are at their
home on r street for the season. They
will receive the Saturdays in January.
bachelors dinner will be given De-
cember 10 at the Arlington in honor Of
Mr.. Frederick McElhone. Miss Rebecca
Dulany and Mr.. McElhOne will be mar
ried at the home of the former. Grafton
Hall. Upperville, Va, December %.
Baroness Moncheur gave a dinner Sat-
urday at the Belgian legation in honor Of
is here visiting Miss Frederick Morgan.
The other guests were the third secretary
of the French embassy and Viscountess
de Martel, Mss Nabuco. daughter of the
Brazilian ambassador; the Misses Lager
crantZ, daughters Of the Swedish min
lister. Miss Frederick Morgan, Baroness
Marguerite Moncheur, Niscount de Cha m
brun of the French embassy staff Mr..
Centaro and Mr.. Cora of the Italian EN-
bassy staff. Lieut.. Sherman Miles. Senior
A. AIS2ra Romero T1rrafOS
Mexican embassy staff and Mr.. Francis
Janssens of the Belgian legation staff.
DR.. and Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe will
give their annual reception to the MEM