Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-30
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
MISS CLOVER AND MISS BRIT
TON DEBUTANTES TODAY.
Hospitality Attending Miss Hinck-
ley's Debut-Dances, Cotillons
and Teas-Notes.

Rear Admiral and Mrs. Glover Is a debu-
tante today whose coming out tea will in
terest wide circle. Assisting the hostess
will be Mrs. Audenried. Mrs. Richard
Mulligan, Mrs. Janin, the Misses Souther-
land, Miss Elizabeth Parker. and the fol-
lowing debutantes: Miss Margaret Draper,
Miss Sophy Johnston. Miss Gladys Hinck
ley, Miss Adelaide Heath Miss Mary
McCau1ey, Miss Katherine Brown Miss
Alice Whiting and Miss Laura Merriam.
Mrs. Glover will give Il debutante dinner
on December 3. q dinner dance in her own
! home December - and a cotilon a!
Rauscher's January q.
Miss Catharine Britton, daughter Of Mr..
ard Mrs. Alexander Britton, will make
her debut today at a large tea at Rau-
schers. Mrs. Britton will be assisted by
Nine. de Sibour. Mrs Clarence Edwards,
Mrs. A. T. Britton, Mrs. Walter Bayley,
Mrs. Edward Lotus, Mrs. William X.
Carr Mrs. Charles Sturtevant. Mrs. Ben
! jamin Micou, Mrs. William r. Rldgeley
and Mrs. Evan Sinclair Morgan. OF the
debutantes there will also be assisting
krogstad. Miss Olga Roosevelt, Miss
Ruth PilIing, Miss Frances Noyes, Miss
Marguerite Barbour and Miss Elsie
Downing. Miss Constance Hoy, Miss Lii
Murray, Mrs. Carolyn Murray, Miss Dor
othy Williams, Miss katherine Leetch,
Miss Esther Denny, Miss Henrietta
Fitch. Miss .AleXandrine Fitch and Miss
Eleanor Rideely will be others to enter
tain the guests. Still others will be Miss
Mary Frazee of Louisville, Ky, and
Messrs. Russell Lord of Chicago and Will
lam Snyder of Sewickley, Pa, house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Britton. Last night
,nese nosus save dinner dance at the
Chew Chase ('IIh their ia hfar and
guests and entertained Miss Olga Roose-
welt. Miss Ruth Pi1ling, Miss Marguerite
Barbour, Miss Else Downing, Miss Jessie
Krogstad. Miss Katharine Brown, Miss
cCau!ey Miss Leonora Finley,
Miss Flchtner of New Jersey, MISS
ut4lse Cromwell, Miss Marie Duryee. Mr.
Frank Ellis, Mr. Frank Scott, DR.. Dixon,
Mr.. w. W. Finley, Mr.. Britton Brown,
Maj. W. f. Horton. Mr.. billiard Owen,
Mr.. Brewster Reamey and Mr.. Jesse
.rown.
After the tea today the receiving party
will have supper together and later on
Mr.. and Mrs Murray Cobb will chap
eron the young people at large theater
party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hinckley's recep-
ton yesterday to present their daughter,
Miss Gladys Hinckley, brought to the
presence of that beautiful young girl an
assemblage which reflected the most bril-
Liant side of the society of the capital
and gave an evidence of the Importance
just now of it's residential life. when it
is almost entirely without the glamour of
it's winter official phases.
Mrs. and Miss Hinckley received to-
gether in the first drawing room of their
brocade. very richly trimmed with lace.
The debutante was picture in her soft,
clinging white satin Dress which had
modish touches of crystal and silver. She
denias. Standing in line with the hostess
and Miss Hinckley were Miss Margaret
Preston Draper. Miss Eudora Glover. Miss
Adelaide Heath. Miss Mary McCauley,
Merriam, group of girls who have been
associates nearly all their lives and whose
debut pleasures are also allied.
Mr.. Hinckley and the sons of the
household met the guests in the second
dra wing room. Back of where the re-
ceiving party stood, the bouquets sent the
debutante covered the wall up to the
ceiling. There were piles of them also
on top of the grand piano in the music
room, and at other points along the rooms
to the dining room, where the company
fingered about a beautifully adorned
table, and incidentally had many things
to say of its graceful proportions and
| artistic arrangement, every detail of
| which is. it was whispered about, due
to the skill of Miss Hinckley, who design
ed this last addition to her home.
| Some of the guests from Baltimore were
Mrs. Edwin F. Abel. Miss Tunstall
Smith, Miss McSherry and Miss Dorothy
Cuttings.
| Mrs. Audenried will give tea for Mrs.
| Nagel, wife of the Secretary of Com
merce and Labor. December II, and will
give a luncheon for debutantes, to meet
Miss Eudora Clover. the 23d. Mrs. Auden-
| ried and Mrs. Nagel are old friends. and
| this welcoming attention in her honor
! would have been given last spring, only
| that Mrs. Nagel was then in mourning
| The Friday nights in January will be
given up entirely to the debutantes and
younger set. The first of the Small and
| Early dances will be held at Rauscher' $
January I. The next Friday night the
| 18th, at the same place, Mrs. Robert
Hinckley will give a ball. The next. the
Dist, Mrs. Richardson Glover will be
hostess of cotillon, and the second of
the Small and Earlies will be held the
| 18th of the month. The committee in
charge of the Small and Early dances
consists of Mrs. Archibald Hopkins, chair
man: Mrs. Richardson Glover. Mrs Rob-
| ert Chew, Mrs. James NJ. Johnston, Mrs.
Frank e. Moves and Mrs. Francis New
| lands.
| A sXty-coupe cotillon will be held also
in January. the date not yet decided