Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-22

celebrated at the Brookland Baptist par
sonage on Tuesday evening last, when
Mr.. Walter L. Mundie and Miss Parke
{. TAYLOR were married by Rev. H. w.
o. Millington. The bride wore a be-
coming travelling dress and carried bride
roses and was attended by Miss Bessie
Maxwell. Mr.. Wesley Taylor, brother
of the bride. acted as best man for Mr..
Mundie. Mr.. and Mrs. Munde will mako
their future home in Virginia.
The initial dance of the ''Phunny Phel-
lows Club for the season of 19OS-1909
was held in the Brookland Town Hall
and was q pronounced success, as the
functions of this club always are. About
thirty couples were in attendance.
The cOming-out tea for Miss Corolyn
Murray, daughter of Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
Murray, will take place this afternoon.
The charming young debutante and her
mother will be assisted by Miss Murray,
Miss Anna Carrere, their house guest;
Miss Carol Newberry. Miss Dorothy Will
liams. Miss Annie Irwin, Miss Dorothy
Langfitt. Miss Louise Davidson, Miss
Katharine Crane and Miss Marjorie Ale
shire. Mrs. Oliver, Mrs. Summerlin and
Mrs. Carpenter will preside over the tea
table.
Mrs. James l. McCalum and Mr.. and
Mrs P. Lee Phillips have gone down to
Charleston. S. c.. where they will visit
the uncle Of the former. ex-senator Don
Cameron.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. II. Stowele, VINO
formerly lived on Massachusetts avenue,
sailed from Boston by the S. S. Canopic
for Naples to pass the winter in Italy
and Algiers.
Miss Caroline Shepard, daughter of JUS
tice Seth Shepard, will make her debut
December 10 at tea. Miss Shepard
graduated from Vassar last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beverley r. Mason will
entertain at dance for their debutante
daughter. Miss Josephine Beverley Mason,
December 30. Miss Josephine Mason is
spending the weekend with friends in
Virginia.
Miss Elizabeth Mabile, daughter of Gen.
and Mrs. Mabile, will make her debut
December II at a tea to be given at the
Cairo.
Miss Lucy Russell daughter of Assist
ant Attorney General and Mrs. Charles
w. Russell. and niece of Col. Mosby of
Confederate fame. is another of the de-
butante whose coming-out party next
month will be of interest to official and
resident society.
Representative and Mrs. Richard Wayne
Parker and Miss Parker were in town
yesterday.
Miss Parker was a guest last evening
at Mrs. Garfield's dinner in honor of Miss
Ethel Roosevelt. They returned to their
home in Orange, n. j.. today, where the
younger members of the family will re-
main until the latter part of the week
Representative and Mrs. Parker intend
going up to Groton to spend Thanks
giving with their young son. who is at
school there The coming out party for
Miss Elizabeth Walcott Parker will be
on December -, a dance to be given
at Rauscher'S.
The home of Brig. Gen. and Mrs
Arthur Murray was the scene of very
beautiful event yesterday afternoon, when
they presented their second daughter, Miss
Carolyn Murray at tea.
Diplomatic army and navy and resi-
Dental society was we'll represented,
making this one of the most interesting
occasions of the season.
The charming debutante looked partic-
ularly well in an exquisite gown of white
chiffon cloth with an overskirt of white
lace. The bouquet she carried was of
lilies of the valley and orchids. 1t was
one of the scores sent her in honor of the
day
Mrs. Murray wore very elegant i'm
ported directOire gown of purple panne
velvet trimmed with jet
Miss Sadie Murray also assisted in re-
ceiving and wore white lace.
Mrs. Oliver. Mrs. George Z. Summerlin
ana MIS-. Carpenter pTeS1ueO dt the Dodu-
tifully appointed tea table in the dining
room, which was profusely decorated with
pale yellow chrysanthemums and ferns.
Among the others who assisted in re-
ceiving were Miss Anna Carrere. a
house guest. Miss Carol Newberry Miss
Dorothy Langfitt, Miss Dorothy Williams,
Miss Louise Davidson, Miss Katharine
Crane, Miss Annie Irwin and Miss Mar
jorie Aleshire.
After the tea a number of young men
came and joined the receiving party for
supper.
Miss Helen Buchanan, daughter of Gen
Buchanan. retired, is another of the win
ters debutantes.
Miss Annie Irwin, daughter Of Com
mander and Mrs. William Manning Irwin
who will be presented next Wednesday
at tea at the family residence on 18th
street. will be the guest of honor at
luncheon to be given by Nine Nabuco at
the Brazilian embassy Friday. That aft
ernoon Commander and Mrs. Irwin and
their attractive young daughter will go
to Philadelphia for the army and navy
foot ball game Saturday and will be away
over Sunday.
Mrs. Cleveland Perkins gave a small
tea yesterday to meet her guests, Mrs.
and Miss Colbert.
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