Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-03

poraries of her daughter and other young
friends assisting will be Miss Lillian Bax-
ter. Miss Elizabeth Matile. Miss Maitland
Marshall, Miss Margore Aleshire, Miss
oness Marie Won Paungarten. Miss Annie
Bayard, Miss Nancy Jones and NJ IS Dor
othy Brooks. the school girl daughter of
the hostess.
The D. T. B. Club held their euchre at
the residence of Mrs. Warren HANNA
cher. 10 18th street northeast Tuesday
evening Mrs Fl. Walch won the ladies'
first prize and Mrs B. +. Smelling sec
oId prize. Gentlemens prizes were won
by Mr. Warren Hammacher and Mr..
Raymond Bentzler. Consolation prizes
We're given to Mr.. Edward Rupert
and Mrs. Hammacher. bountfu re-
past was served and Mr.. Hammacher
gave several popular solos. The members
of the club are Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Hammacher, Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Rup-
pert, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rupert.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Walch Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond BentZler, NJ and Mrs. B. T.
Smelling Mr.. and Mrs. III. f. Burgess,
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Foster entertain
| ed at q dinner o twenty covers last night
in compliment to the Vice President and
Mrs. Fairbanks.
Mr.. II. w. kennard, second secretary of
IA
who have returned from their honeymoon
travels are at their home on Hillyer
place.
DR.. Leo VOgel. the Swiss minister. gave
| a dinner last night as a farewell courtesy
to the retiring counselor OF the German
| embassy. Count hatfield. His guests
were the naval attache of the French en-
| bassy, Comte de Bianpre; the naval at
| tache of the Italian embassy. Lieut.. Cam
parin Mr. tyrn of nn tai has
Baron Richtho en- and Mr. Stumm OF the
| German embassy. Niscount de Chambrun
| of the French embassy, Mr.. Rewards of
| the Netherlands legation and Mr.. Mar
! tin of the Swiss legation.
| Col. and Mrs. BENZ. Reeves Russell will
| entertain at the a ibi Club tonight at a
large reception in honor of the daughter
| of the latter. Miss Bessie Sessions. one of
| the most animated and attractive girls
| coming out this winter Mrs. Sellers, Mrs.
! David Porter and Mrs. j. d. Elliott of
| Phi ladelphia. with Miss Holbrook, Miss
| HoWry and her guest Miss Davidson are
| some of those asked to receive the guests
| at this fascinating clubhouse, of which
the spacious kitchen with its modern and
| old time furnishings is such an important
| feature.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wales Root of
! New York are here on a brief visit to the
Secretary of State and Mrs. Root.
Another charming young debutanIe.
| Miss Mallory Church. daughter of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Melville Church. was introduced to
| society yesterday afternoon at large
! tea.
The debutante. gowned in white satin,
| trimmed with fringe and touches of gilt
and carrying an armfu of American
| beauty roses. received with her mother in
| the drawing room, which was filled with
the many handsome floral offerings sent to
! this popular young lady.
! Mrs. Church looked particularly well in
| a directoire gown of white wolfe, elabo-
rately trimmed with lace
Miss Church also assisted in receiving
| and wore "a becoming gown of nile green
! chiffon broadclOth. Mrs. James + II SIS
| of Ba timore Mrs. James Durant and Mrs.
Alexander Tunstell presided over the
daintily appointed tea table. and among
| the others assisting We're Miss Padelford
Miss Heyl Miss Brooks, Miss Crane Miss
| Margaret Woodland. M SIS Helen Church.
Miss Griffith and Mrs. Thomas Durant.
| Mr. and Mrs. Westinghouse and their
| son, George Westinghouse. jr. will not
| sail this week as contemplated, owing to
| the illness of the latter, who is now re-
covering from protracted attack of gas
| tritis.
| He came to New York for a consulta-
| ton and his physicians have just decided
| that, although on the road to recovery it
won d be too dangerous for him to under
| n
dition
| The wedding announced for December
| 10 has consequently been postponed until
| he is sufficiently recovered to safely make
| the trip.
The Secretary of the Interior and Mrs.
Garfield again entertained at dinner last
| night. Their guests We're the Secretary of
| War and Mrs. w light Mr.. justice White,
| the solicitor general and Mrs. Hoyt Gen.
| and Mrs. Gillespie, Gen. and Mrs Sanger
| the military attache of the British en-
| bassy and the Hon. Mrs. James. Mrs
Bayard, Miss Boardinan and q N.
| CroZier
The racep ion Yesterday given by TIE
| chief of staff and Mrs. J. Franklin Bell
to Sec etary and Mrs. Wright was az
| tended by large gain ring Of their mu
tual friends. residential society being we'll