Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-12
F111NARYLML1E TAYLOR

club. received the guests as they en-
tered, and Mrs. Fairbanks stood also
in line with Mr.. and Mrs. Taft. Mrs
Cullom, Miss Cannon and Mrs. Champ
Clark did the honOrS in the second parior
Mrs. Eugene Hale, Mrs. Sutherland, Mrs
McCumber. Mrs. Longworth. Mrs. Dali
zell. Mrs. Hale. Mrs. Payne. Mrs. Wilkes
Mrs. Brodhead. Mrs. George w. Cook
Mrs. Cooper of Wisconsin, Mrs Humphrey
of Washington. Mrs. Sims of Tennessee,
Mrs. J. B. Henderson and Mrs. Gordon
Lee were the other hostesses of the occa-
sion. Mrs. Murray Crane and Mrs. Her
bert Parsons sat at the tea table.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taft, the latter in very
smart calling costume of heliotrope satin,
with touue in the same shade: Mr.. Sher-
man, the next Vice President and the
Vice President and Mrs. Fairbanks signed
the register of the club-the first names
to appear on its pages.
The assistant secretary of the treasury
and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop were dinner
hosts last night for Mr.. and Mrs. Taft.
A special cablegram to The Star from
London says the engagement of Hon.
Ronald Lindsay, son of the Earl of Craw-
ford, and Miss Martha. daughter of J.
Donald Cameron. formerly United States
Senator from Pennsylvania, is announced
there.
Mrs Cameron and Miss Cameron, vino
have been spending part of the winters
at the Cameron house on Lafayette
square and the summers abroad of recent
years, are now in London. Their names
appeared very recently at an entertain
ment given a Dorchester House. the town
residence of Ambassador and Mrs. White
law Reid. Miss Cameron made her debut
here a few years back. and is generally
regarded as very SOod-loOklng. She was
educated abroad
DR.. Richard d. Harlan of the George
Washington University and Mrs. HarlSn
are now settled in the house they have
taken at 1910 Connecticut avenue
Misses Gladys and Claire Wright,
daughters of Justice and Mrs Daniel
Thew Wright, and Miss Harriet Hatch,
daughter of Judge and Mrs. Hatch. are
assisting her Mrs. Day. Mrs. Foraker.
Mrs Could, Mrs. McBurney. Mrs Wade
Ellis, Miss Darlington, Miss Clabaush,
Miss Sutherland. Miss Carolyn Shepard,
Miss Gertrude Woodward, Miss Mamie
Gibson, Miss Mildred Fearn Miss Ida
Wynne. Miss Wyndham Rosser and Miss
Paumgarten.
Mrs. Hatch will be assisted by Mrs
Weeks, Mrs. J. w. Foster, Mrs. ]. Frank
lin Bell, Mrs Darlington, Mrs. Langtitt
Miss Newberry, MIS- Aleshire Miss Mar
shall, Miss Langtitt, Miss Weeks. Miss
Padelford, Miss Leech, Miss Niche and
Miss Darlington.
Mrs. George Bliss and her debutante
daughter, Miss Ruth Bliss entertained at
a luncheon today in compliment to their
house guest. Miss Marie Brown of New
York. The decorations of the table were
in pink and white The other guests
were: Miss katherine Crane, Miss Steph-
Margaret Brook. Miss Carusi. Miss Mar
gretta Morse. Miss Carolyn Shepard Miss
EGgarina Hastings, Miss Ruth Jones,
Miss Julia Heyl and Miss Margaret Muir
daugh.
Miss Mary kappar of Winchester, Va,
is visiting her cousin. Miss Annie P. Lut-
treil.
Mrs. William F. IIasley, wife of Capt
Hasley, gave d bridge party yesterday
and another today in honor of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Turnbull. wife of Midshpman
Archibald D. Turnbull. U.S.N. Mrs. Turn
bull is spending several weeks in Wash
inSton with her mother before sailing.
December 80. to join her husband. who is
with his ship at Marseille.
Miss Huff will entertain the Yale Glee
Club at tea December II.
Mrs Pinkney T. Bodell is visiting Mrs.
George Maurice at Harrisburg, Pa.
Mrs. Rufus SaXton, who is spending the
winter at the Dennis, Atlantic City, came
up on Wednesday to attend the meeting
of the board of governors of the WASH
ingtOn Club Friday. Mrs. Saxton re-
turned to Atlantic City this morning.
Mrs. John \. Logan gave very delight
fui dinner in her apartments at Stone
leigh Court Thursday evening for Bishop
and Mrs. Bristol who leave the day after
Christmas for Buenos Aires. Argentine
Republic, the seat of Bishop Bristol S
new diocese. The guests. were Senator
and Mrs. Cullom, Senior Portela. minister
from Argentina, and Sonora Portela, Cen
John G.. Bates, Mrs. Thomas NJ. Logan
of Illinois. DR.. Shannon, the new pastor
of the Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal
Church, and Mrs. Shannon, and Mrs.
LoSans daughter, Mrs. w. F. Tucker.
The Spanish colCrs were used in the deco
rations OH the table, being of yellow
cirysanthemums and American beauty
roses.
Miss Katharine Reed will sail for Eu-
rope December 10 with Mr.. and Mrs.
Montgomery Schuyler. jr. Mr. Schuyler
is returning to his post of duty first
secretary of the embassy at st. Peters