Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-30

Patten. Fruit and vegetable stands will
be in charge of Mrs. Robert Hinckley,
Miss Hinckley and other debutantes of
the season. Mrs. Charles Cd. Lee and
Miss Matilde Townsend will have charge
of milk, butter and eggs. with Mss Leila
Harrison as milkmaid At the fancy stall
Mrs. Mann, Mrs. Dove, Mrs. Danforth,
Miss Beavans, Mrs. Cannon, Mrs. Johns,
Miss Dove. Mss Elliott and Miss White
will be in attendance.
Mrs. Rene c. Rauscher gave beauti-
full luncheon today in honor of Miss
Laura Sylvester and her bridesmaids,
and had a few other friends to meet her.
Senior l.. F. Corea, formerly the Mica
raguan minister here was mentioned last
night in a diSpatch from New Orleans Is
slated TO succeed Gen. Zelaya as President
of Nicaragua. If the news comes true, il
Will give pleasure 10 hosts OF Washing
tonIans, both in official life and otherwise,
who would be glad to have Senior Corea
receive the best his country has to offer.
Senior Corea and his wife spent last sum-
mer travelling in Europe, and the latter
is now here a VISIT to her mother.
Mrs. Robert |. Fleming.
Mrs Horace McParlin Woodward and
Misses Bernardine and Marie Woodward
entertained yesterday at a beautifully APP
90 nted tea at their home in Brookland.
plants and flowers. and the t2aroom color
scheme was PINK Mrs. David Mccarthy
was charge of the punch bowl, and
Miss Mary Lee Goddard and Miss Callan
presided at the tea table. Miss Anna
Murray. Mrs. James F. McHugh. Mrs.
Spencer Powell, Mrs. Frank SchucHers,
Mrs. Eleanor Brawner. Miss Francis
Brawner, Miss Lola Ashton. Miss Mar
Emily Hetfield and NJ IS Rebecca Wood
ward assisted the host eSses in receiving
the numerous guests.
Mrs Woodward wore an imported gown
gown was Of blue crepe meteor, hand
somely embroidered, and she wore cor
sage bouquet of orchids. Miss Marie
Woodward was in pink silk braided in
silver and wore violets.
Some of the guests were Very Rev.
Thomas J. Shahan. rector of the Cath
Ole University; Pay Director Carpen-
ter, L. s. ~. and Mrs. Carpenter: Judge
Thomas II. Callan and Miss Callan, Mr..
David Mccarthy. Miss Anne Bayard.
DR.. and Mrs. William Neal Cogan,
Mr.. and Mrs Montgomery Danfortn,
Mrs John Hamilton, Gen. Goodloc L. ;.
Nj. G.. retired. and Mrs. Goodloe: Rev.
A. NJ Mark. Prof and Mrs. Charles Me
earthly. Mrs Powell Faunt LIE Roy ana
Lieut. Williams. l.. $. N
The second of a series of dances was
given by the Broakland Assembly in
the town hall November ~. The
patronesses were Mrs. Edward Murphy.
Mrs. Bushrod Washington. Mrs. Nc
Parlin Woodward. Mrs Charles Het-
field Mrs. Forsyth . and Mrs. Henry.
Among those dancing were Miss Ethel
Lee and Mr.. John Mecaslin. Miss Emily
Hetfeld and Mr.. Donald Gallagher,
Miss Lola Ashton of Alexandria and
Dr. Brawner Hetfield, Miss Bernardn.
Woodward and Mr.. Neil Lamont, Miss
Marie Woodward and DIR. Frontz. Miss
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Joseph Dougherty. Miss May Henry and
Mr.. Porter Lee, Miss Katherine kruS
and Mr. Walter Acker, Miss Nancy
Jones and DR.. Victor Hammond. Miss
Ethel Beechinar of Mount Vernon, n. Y.
and Mr.. Timothy ODonnell Miss Kath-
crime Washington and DR.. Wolfson,
Miss Isabella Murphy and Mr.. Martin
Tobin, Miss Grace Forsythe and Mr..
John Murphy.
The Swedish minister, Mr.. de Lager
crantz, is expected to land in New York
today from Europe. Mr.. E. Kengren,
charge d'affaires of the Swedish legation,
is in New York to meet his CHIEF.
The program of stately and classic
dances and music which will open the
Christmas sale under the auspices of the
ladies of the All Souls Unitarian Church
in the bathrooms of the New Willard to-
morrow evening promises to be an ar
tistic as we'll fnanc al success The
sale will be opened after the program to-
morrow evening and will continue Thurs
day from 10 am. until 10 pm. There
will be no charge for admission Thurs
day and tea will be served at o'clock.
The chairmen of committees and those
interested include Mrs. Mayhem Woodruff.
Mrs James Hood. Miss Newton. Mrs.
Sterling Smith. Mrs. Cameron, Mrs. Gar
nett, Mrs. Clark. Mrs. Cross, Miss Totten.
Mrs. Green, Miss Bright Mrs. Crandell,
Mrs. Hillebrand. Mrs. Hyatt. Rev. and
Mrs. l.. G. B. Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. Larz
Anderson, Senator and Mrs. Fletcher.
Mrs Baxter, Mrs Thomas Gale, Gen. and
Mrs. Wood. Miss Spofford. Mrs Arthur
Ramsay, Mrs. GrovenOr Daw and Mrs.
Scudder.
Arrangements have about been COM
pleted for the Junior Republic charity
ball which will be given Tuesday, De-
cember %, at O'Clock, at the New VIII
lard. Mr.. Murray Cobb is to act as
chairman of the floor COMMITTEES. and will
be assisted by about 200 of the repre-
sentative men of Washington. Mrs. Ell
bridge Jordan. Mrs. Alexander Britton,
Miss Natalie Ma gruder and Miss Katha-
rine Leech are on the patroness commit
tee. The arrangements are being made
by committee. consisting of Miss Brad
ford chairman: Misses Kauffmann.
Bayne, Hume and Hemphill. The tickets
are in the charge of Miss Halford, chair
man; Mrs. George lander Wheeler and
Miss Stewart.
The first day of the sale of the Cen
tlewomans League yesterday at St
Matthew'S old rectory, 1421 II street.
was a great success. Miss Amber pour
ed tea after 4 o'clock. Others
closely interest in the work done by the
league will be on hand today to re-
ceive all visitors.
Births Reported.