Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-30
of the bountifully served and daintily
adorned tea table.


Glover. whose home it was as Miss Miller.
daughter of the then senator from Cali
fornia, Gen. Miller.
Mrs. Pilling wore nile green charmeuse
and lace and Miss Pilling wore dane
ing gown of pink chiffon. Mr.. Charles
II. Campbell, assisted by Mr.. John w.
Davidge, led the cot lion for which there
were pretty favors tied with pink and
and leaves. gilded spoons. butterflies tied
to gold wands butterfly nets. mandarin.
Scotch and Indian caps. parasols and
fans. and lots of other pretty little nov
elites for maids and men.
The guests at the dinner were Miss
Marion Leutze. Miss Esther Denny. Miss
Katherine Brown. Miss Marthena Harri-
son. Miss Burton of kentu ky; Miss PHI
ling. Mr.. John w. Davidge. MIR. Robert V.
Fleming, Mr.. Percival Waters. Mr.. Cady,
Mr.. Gouverneur Hoes and Mr.. Robert
krogstad.
And to the dance there were invited
Miss Aleshire, Miss Attwater. Miss Mar
guerite Barbour. Miss katherine Brown,
Burton, Miss Calvo. Miss Evelyn Carpen-
ter. Miss Evelyn Chew. Miss Clabaugh.
Miss Maud Conrad. Miss Conger. Miss
Esther Denny, Miss Vera Downing. NJ SIS
Elsie Downing. Miss Natalie briggs. Miss
Marie Duryee. Miss Leonora Finley. Miss
Gleaves, Miss Oracle. Miss Haywood.
Miss Heath. Miss Howry, Miss Annie r.
win. Miss COrnelia Janin, Miss krogstad.
Miss Leutze. Miss Natalie Magruder. Miss
Pauline Magruder Miss Margaret Niche,
Miss Murray, Miss Carolyn Murray. Miss
Munday. Mrs. James Mitchell. Miss New
berry. Miss Frances NoyeS. Miss Helen
Parker. Miss P;chon. Miss Radford. Miss
Eugene Root OF New York, Miss Olga
Roosevelt Miss Sands. Miss Sibley of De-
troit, Miss Marie Stevens, Miss Stead.
Miss Edith Sutherland, Miss Prescott.
Miss Nandergrift. Miss Dorothy Williams
Miss Margaret Worthington. Miss Kath-
E,-or
j. {. Asp.nwall. Cadet Aleshire. Mr.. An
drews. MIR. Britton Brown, Mr.. Jesse
Brown: Mr.. Arthur Brown. Mr.. Hugh
Boutell. Mr.. Henry Blagden. Mr.. Beale
Brown. Mr.. David Barry. Mr.. Carl But
Ter. Mr.. Cady, Mr.. Alexander Craig. Mr..
Donald Craig. Mr.. Calvert. MIR. Calhoun,
Lieut.. Randolph Coyle, Mr.. Conard, Lieut..
Chase; Mr. Calvo, Capt. Davis; Mr.. Clar-
ence Davis. Mr.. J. MEG. Dickinson. jr..
and his house guest. Mr.. Price; Mr.. Ar
thur Dutton. Mr. William Finley Mr..
Robert Fleming. Mr.. Arthur Ferguson.
Mr.. Fitzsimmons. Mr.. Philip Goode, Mr..
Gait. Maj. Horton. Cadet Homer. Mr..
Gouverneur Hoes. Mr.. Paul Hoes. Mr..
Arthur HELEN, Mr.. Milton Harrison Mr..
Henpsche. Mr.. Hubbard, Mr.. Ray Howe.
Cadet Hobbs, Mr.. Harrison Irwin. Com
mander Jewell, Capt Johnston. Mr.. John
the Swedish legation, Mr.. Edward
Peachy. Maj. Reynolds. Lieut.. Rockwell.
Mr.. Brewster Reamey. Mr.. Robert Rad
ford. Mr.. William Strong: Mr.. Robert
Stead, Mr.. Manning Stead. Mr.. Frank
kernoehan Scott, Mr.. Robert Krogstad.
Mr.. J. Brooks Ladd. Mr.. L. Morris,
Lieut.. Magruder. DIR. Mitchell. MIR. Mat
thewson. Mr.. Moore. Mr.. Miley: Capt.
las Thropp, Mr.. Scott Thropp. Mr.. Taylor
Thorn. Mr.. Charles D. WaIeott, jr., and
Mr.. Percival Waters.
Representative and Mrs. Boutell enter
tanned at dinner last night at their apart
ment at the Highlands. when their guests
were Miss Worthington, Miss Foster,
Miss Edith Sutherland. Miss Frances
Webster. Miss Alice Boutell, Capt john
son, Lieut.. Pratt, Lieut. Sultan, Mr..
Brooks Laid of Boston and Mr.. Hugh
Boutell. After the dinner the whole par
ty went to the Pilling cotillon.
Mrs James c. yelling, Miss Dixon and
Miss yelling have returned to Washing
ton for the season and are occupying
their home. 1902 Connecticut avenue.
Mr.. William c. yelling (YaIe, 'O9). now
at the Massachusetts, Institute of Tech
nology, is in Washington for the holi-
days.
The Washington Wellesley Club annu-
ally entertains all Wellesley visitors TO
the city during the Christmas holidays
This year the meeting will be held with
the president Miss Spaulding, 2.o4 n
street. Friday, December 81, at 1:30
O'Clock.
Mrs. Josiah Edison of Chicago is visiting
her mother, Mrs. w. A. Rider. 1924 w
street.
Mrs. L. w. Reilly and Miss Grace Reilly
of 1874 Columbia road are spending sew
eral weeks at Galen Hall, Atlantic City.
N. J.
Mr.. William T. Smith of this city and
Miss Bessie McCarty of Richmond coun-
~. Va, were married December % at
Calvary Baptist Church by Rev DIR.
Greene. A reception followed at the home
of the brides sister, Mrs. NJ. H. Boxwell.
1901 4th street northwest. The dining
room was deliberately decorated and re-
freshments served. The couple will re-
side at S1J It'll street southwest
Mrs Minnie A. White of Cockeysville,
Md. is spending the holiday season with
her aunt, Mrs. Hattie E. Lowell of G
street,
Mrs. Samuel Gompers and Miss Com
pers, 2122 1st street northwest, will re-
ceiye New Year day after o'clock pm.
Mrs. Ludlow is giving a dance this
evening for Henry Chittenden, the eldest
son of her daughter-in-law. Mrs. Fred
erick Bugher. to which company of
dDOut IoIly young pcOplc lIoIl lOuTteSu
to sixteen years old have been asked.
Tuesday Mrs. Ludlow gave an afternoon
party for her young grandson, Master
Frederick Mclean Bugher, and had for
her guests fourteen children from the
households Of the Brazilian ambassa-
dor and the Montgomery Blairs, Craw-
fordS. Horace Wylies. Peckhams. de
Sibours and Montgomerys.
Mrs. Ludlow entertained at dinner last
evening i'm honor of Mrs. Bugher of New
York, who will return to New York jan
uary 4. Among her guests were Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Emory, the military
attache of the French embassy and
Countess de Chambrun. Lieut.. and Mrs.
L. ). Grant. Sd; Gen. and Mrs. Will
liam F.. Draper. Col. and Mrs. Symons
and Gen. and Mrs. Fitzhugh.
Miss Gertrude Smith of La Crosse.
stitute of Brooklyn, n. Y. is the guest
of her cousin, Miss Kathryn Dampier of
126 w street northwest.
Miss Gertrude L. Parsons, daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. Alfred v. Parsons of Ia
kOma Park, ID. c., gave dance last night
in TakOma Hall i'm honor of her guest,
Miss Eleanor II. Charles of Cumberland,
Md. The hall was beautifully decorated
in holly and mistletoe with bow knots Of
red ribbons. The chaperons were Mrs. L.
Losekam, Mrs. A. v. Parsons. Mrs. Dun
bar, Mrs. Thorn, Mrs. b. S. Favorite, Mrs.
George Curran. Mrs. w. L. +. King, Mrs.
T. c. King and Mrs. James w. Dyre. The
evening was pleasantly spent and dancing
continued until midnight. Among those
present were Miss Edith Curran, Miss
Florence Markham. Miss Elizabeth Wat
kins, Mss Elizabeth Cady, Miss Greasy
Dudley Miss Mildred Hoge, Miss Ruth