Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-29

dent and his family to and from this city
are also likely t0 be the da' es Witilln
which much of the social brilIiancy OF the
win. er will occur Mr. and Mrs. Taft will
be here next week, staying with Mr. and
Mrs ". J. Boardman, who Will give Il
large reception in their honor on the
evening of the Sth.
The twenty second anniversary of the
wedding of President and Mrs. Roose-
Welt will occur Wednesday next Ihey
we're married in London, December :,
1856 at st. Georges Church. Hanover
Square.
The debutantcs of the present week are
Miss Mallory Durant Church. daughter
of Mrs Melville Church: Miss Margaret
Brooks. Miss Bessie Sessions. Miss Ba-
ierie Padeiford, Miss Elizabeth lio"lS
and Miss Julia Hcyl.
Mss Kathleen Ryan. daughter of Mrs
Arthur B. Ryan, will make her debut at
a tea December IA. at the family resi-
dence on Sunderland place
Miss Barbara Smith. daughter of Key
C. Ernest Smith and Mrs. smith, VIII
he presented at a tea December ID MISS
Smith. who was in Philadelphia for the
foot ball game yesterday, VIII De ho'iie
again in day OF two
Miss Ruth Bliss, daughter of Mrs.
George Bliss. will be presented at tea
December 10.
Dr and Mrs James Duncan GateWood
sent out the cards yesterday for the com
ing ont tea for their daughter, MISS
Dorothy Gatewood. Thursday. December
10. ) to o'clock, at 1879 10Th street.
Miss Caroline Shepard. daughter OF
Justice Seth Shepard, will also make her
debut December 10.
Advices received here say that the
Countess Alexandra Won BernstorH, the
daughter of the newly appointed German
ambassador, is a charming girl. with
blond hair and blue eyes. and is just
twenty years old. 1t is not unlikely that
the ambassador and his family will be
here for the New Year.
Senator and Mrs. Perkins have sent an
nouncement cards of the wedding of their
daughter. Miss Pansy Perkins. to Mr.
Cleveland Hall Baker. The marriage
service was performed by Rev. j. Is. Nc
Lean in the presence of d small company
of relatives and intimate friends at Palm
Knoll, the Perkins home at Oakland The
brides gown was made In the empire
mode OF white chiffon over satin and She
carried a shower of brides roses. Her
cousin Miss Alma Perkins, was the only
attendant. and was gowned IN PINK satln
Although no cards were sent out prior
tn the wedding. there were numbers OF
fine gifts made 10 the bride. The couple
will spend the Christmas holidays at the
Perkins home and go later To their own
home at Tonopah, New. The bride s
going-away gown was a LONDON smoke
gray, strictly tailored. and with 1t she
wore a large black hat trimmed with flow
ers and ribbon loops of cerise.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas f. Walsh gave a
small dinner last night. Mr.. and Nrs
Edward Beale Mclean, who are now
travelling abroad. are expected back with
in a month or six weeks.
A number of Washington friends will go
on to Greensburg, Pa. for the marriage
next Saturday OF Miss Irene Moore and
Capt. Hubert l.. Wismore of the Engineer
Corps, U.SA. The ceremony will be at
noon, at the First Presbyterian Church.
and will be followed by q large reception
at the Moore residence, 2l6 West Otter
man street In the bridal party will be
the brides young niece, Miss Gladys
Richardson of Bridgeport. Conn. as maid
of honor. and the following as brides
maids: Miss GeneVieVe Bughlnan and MISS
Pauline Showalter, PittSburS. Pc; Miss
Elizabeth Robbins, Robbins Station. Pa !;
Miss Eleanor Marshall, Connellsville, Pa.
Miss Enid Shaw. New York city, and
Miss Mamie Conrad OF Helena. Mont.
Capt. NJ. l.. Delaney OF the Medical
Corps, C.S.A., will be best man, and the
ushers are to be Capt. Logan jr-, of the
subsistence department. Capt. Julius Penn
of the general staff, Lieut.. Percy Foote of
the navy Lieut.. X. S. Thomas and Lieut..