Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-18


and Mrs Seebrook let for their honey
moon. The later wearing a stylish coat
suit OF gray diagonal serge, with toQue
TO match. They VIII make their future
home in Baltimore, at the Severn. where
they Will 10, ut home after January :.
Few more delightful occasions have
marked the early season than the tea
given yesterday by Mrs. +. j. Len
nox, wife o. Prof Lennox of the Cath.
Ole University. at their apartment at
the Toronto, as q farewell compliment to
Baroness Won Paumga .en and her at
tractive young daugh or, tie baroness
Marie Won Paumgarton, who are shortly
20 go TO Bucharest. % which far-away
post Baron Won Paumgsrten has been
transferred.
Each room in tie pleasant suite had a.
floral decoration. pink roses and carna-
tions, with palms and foliage plants
adjoining The reception hail. where the
hostess and her honor guests received.
and the drawing room. where severa:
hundred others who were in attendance
stopped to chat after enjoying the hospi-
tally OF the dining room. where Mrs.
Carter wife OF Senator Carter or Mon
tana; Mrs. John James Walsh and Mrs.
James III. Frier presided at the hover
decked and daintily served table. Others
assisting the hostess were: Mrs. Champ
Clark. wife of Representative Clark: the
Misses Kirby. the Misses Hickey and
Mrs. Richard Sylvester and Miss Laura
Sylvester. Mrs. Lennox was beconl-
ingly gowned in white crepe dc chine,
with touches of gold passementerie and
trimmings of Irish crochet. The Baroness
Won Paumgarten wore white satin. with
silver lace and her young and pretty
daughter was i'm orchid satin. with a tunic
drap ped in sslf-toned face. Prof. Lennox
was also present to greet the guests. who
numbered many of the most delightful
people at the capital. forming a company
truly representa- tive OF both resident and
official society, among whom this host
and hostess from across the sea. very
early in their residence here. established
a substantial popularity.
Miss Florence CARROT of Frankfort
Ind. a popular young society girl of the
Gem city. is visiting Mrs. j. III. Paris Of
the MENDOZA.
Miss Mary Perry Brown. Of 1855 Mint
wood place has returned from Philadel-
phia, where she attended the funeral of
her aunt. the late Mrs. Joseph b. Cow
perthWait. The relations between them
were specially close and affectionate. and
Miss Brown has Cancelled all her social
engagements for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs William Jackson Hendrick
have announced the engagement of their
daughter Sophie Kemper Hendrick. to
Capt. Paul Elliot Chamberlin. l.. s. NJ
c.. at present attached to the United
States ship. Rhode Island. The wedding
will take place at the home of the brides
parents. Bay Ridge. Brooklyn, Saturday
December 4, at pm.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles j. Freund of Salt
Lake City. Utah. were guests Of DIR. and
Mrs. Abram Simon Of Cathedral avenue
en- route to their home.
DR.. Abram Simon has returned from
his recent trip to New York.
Medical Inspector and Mrs. Frank An
dersOn gave large tea Tuesday last, the
18th. to Introduce their daughter, Miss
Eleanor Anderson, at their home, 81 Col
lege avenue. Annapolis Many Washing
as well as the resident Annapolis and
Naval Academy society.
4 wedding of much interest TO friends
in Virginia and the Old North state was
sOlemnized last evening at 2727 Adams
Mill road. the beautiful home of the
brides uncle, Mr.. William p Lipscomb
The bride was Miss Rebekah Smith
Johnson. daughter Of the late John Penn
berton Johnson OF GAINESVILLE. Va. and
the bridegroom. Mr.. Alexander Ellington
Clark. is the son of Edward Thorne Clark
Of Weldon. N. c.. and the nephew Of
Judge Walter Clark. chief justice Of the
supreme court Of North Carolina.
The best man was Mr.. David McKen-
zie Clark. the brother Of the groom. The
bride was given away by her uncle and
was attended by tive Of her cousins, Miss
Austena Lipscomb and Miss Helen Lips
comb. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. F. ID. Power, d. D., and the wedding
march was rendered by Miss Naomi Ford
Of Richmond. Va. The decorations We're
white and yellow, palms and chrysanthe-
NUNS being used. After an extended trip
they will he lat home" to their friends
in Roanoke Rapids, n. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Finley have issued
cards for the afternoon OF December l..
when they will present their daughter.
Miss Leonora Finley.
Miss Isabelle Hagner gave a tea yes
terday for her young relative, Miss Mar
garet Worthington, whose coming out
party takes place today.
Miss Julia Heyl will give tea satur-
day. November %. for debutantes Of this
and last season.
Secretary Ballinger will 60 west the
last of this month and on his return will
be accompanied by Mrs. Ballinger, who
entertained at a tea last week at her
home i'm Seattle. She presented her
guests to Mrs. George W. Soliday of Chi
cagO. Masses Of fluffy yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS were arranged about the rooms.
Mrs. Rodgers. wife Of Admiral John A.
Rodgers. L. s. N; Mrs Frank r. Van
Tuyl. Mrs. A. e. Stewart and Mrs. John
Collins presided over the urns in the
dining room. where color scheme of
yellow was used upon the table. Mrs.
Henry Dickinson and Miss Alma Stewart
presided over the punch table, which was
also decorated with yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS. Mrs. Edmund Bowden. Mrs. Eliza
Ferry Leary. Mrs Alfred Battle. Miss
Roberta Frye. Mrs. w. w. Felger and
Mrs. Charles j. Riley assisted i'm enter
tanning in the library, where pink chrys-
anthemums were massed about.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henry Butler were
dinner hosts last night for the Amba ssa-
dor to Germany and Mrs. David Jayne
Hill.
Mrs. Roger Boutelrs tea To present
her young sister-in-law, Miss Alice
Boutell, to her friends was one of
the pleasant events Of yesterday after
noon. The hostess was dressed I'm yellow
satin as was the honor guest. and yellow
chrysanthemums adorned the house. Mrs
BOutell was assisted by Mrs. Henry Sher-
man Boutell. Mrs. Charles Marlatt. Mrs.
George Barrie. Miss Frances Webster
Miss Katherine HOlbrook and Miss Lucy
Donaldson Lauck.
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