Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-27

satin. trimmed with pale blue satin folds
and silver and crystal lace. Mrs. Simp-
kiDs wore black satin, very deliberately
trimmed with rh!nestones on the bodice
and folds of pink aud blue tulle. Among
those assisting were Miss Yvonne Shepard
and Miss Dorothy Gar dner Williams. The
party late one, the guests from
several of the large theater parties come
in after IL.
The Baron and Baroness Paumgartten
entertained at large tea yesterday aft
ernoon in honor of the debut of their
daughter, the Baroness Marie Paum-
gartten.
The ballroom al Rauscher's where the
reception took place. was beautifully dee
Grated in red and green, carried out with
roses. holly and smilaX, and the attract
i've young debutante was surrounded
with her many lovely bouquets sent her.
The Baroness Paumgartten wore an
elegant gown of white chiffon over rose
satin, trimmed with lace, and the debu-
tante wore an empire gown of white Jap
aneSe crepe and carried a bouquet OF
pink roses.
Among those assisting In the hospital
ity were Mrs. Thomas III. Carter, Mrs.
Juan s. Attwell. Mrs Arthur w. Dunn,
Mrs. Russeli Harrison, Miss Annie Irwin,
Miss Ruth Bliss, Miss Edith Sutherland,
Miss Brooks Miss Anna Portner, Miss
F'earn Miss Marthena Harrison and Miss
Millen.
Madame de Quesada entertained at a
pretty party yesterday afternoon at the
Cuban legation, in honor of her little
daughter, Miss Aurora Quesada. About
sixty children, the sons and daughters OF
many diplomats and other resident lam
liss were present. All Wore dominOes,
the boys yellow and the girls pink ones.
Dancing and games occupied the little
people until late in the afternoon: when
dainty supper was served. Madame
Quesada received her daughters young
! friends in a handsome gown of white
| lace
| Senator and Mrs Beverage gave an
early dinner. followed by a large theater
party last night.
/ Mr. Harry Norment entertained at a
! large dinner last night in the red room
at the New Willard. There was IA beau
/ tiful floral decoration on the table. Mr..
Moments guests were Commissioner
/ West, Mr. Laurence T: Fell. Orange, y.
j.. Mr. Adds f. Browne Mr. Daniel
Fraser. Judge Daniel Thew Wright Mr..
| Charles Linkins. MIR. Frank NJ CIeaver
Mr.. j. Henry Kaiser, Mr.. J. Henry Small,
Mr. OdelI S. Smith. DIR. Walter S. Har-
pan Mr. Alexander Britton. MIR Milton
e Allies. Mr. William r. Hibbs Mr..
George +. Hamilton Mr., William o. Gill
bert Omaha Neb.; Mr.. Edward J. Walsh,
Mr. ]. Thiman Hendrick. Mr.. Everett f.
Rapley. Mr. Arthur C. Moses. Mr. Ed
Z " al l..
Mr. William II. Rapley. Mr.. Daniel NJ
Ransdell Mr. Frank $. Hight Mr. Chaplin
Brown, Mr.. Clarence +. Norment, Judge
Ashley NJ. Gould. DIR. c. G. Marbury. Mr.
Arthur q. Plant Mr.. r. Golden Donald
SON Mr. l. s. NARROW. Mr.. J. NJ. Stod
dard and Mr. Clifford X. Bergman
Miss Genevieve Farrell of Philadelphia
was hostess at tea yesterday afternoon
at the home of Miss Edna Shaw of Cap
itol Hill Miss Farrell will be the house
guest of Miss Shaw for the coming week.
The principal and faculty of the East
ern High School will give a reception to
the alumni of the school tomorrow even
ing All alumni are invited.
The Washington Lehigh Club social
orga niZation of Washingtonians attend
ing Lehigh University, intends to give a
large theater party next Tuesday night
I1ehigh has large contingent from this
city and they expect to celebrate their re-
turn home for the holidays with the usual
I-ehigh spirit. The boxes are to be taste
fully decorated with Iehigh colors-brown
4 and white. A thoroughly coed time is an
/ ticipated BY the club members. who are as
| follows: J. c. Stoddard. 20; r. w. Haven