Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-28
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of the recent death in Mexico Of Nine
Azpiroz widow of the late ambassador to
the United States. She had been in fail
ing health for some time, and, in fact
prior to her leaving the city was far from
strong. The family very popular
one here, and Nine. Azpiroz was greatly
admired, as was her widowed daughter,
Nine. Perez, who survives her, and her
younger daughter, who was married last
summer. The only son of the family is
abroad in the Mexican diplomatic service.
Miss Julia Heyl entertained at a de-
lightful tea yesterday afternoon in honor
of the debutantes The drawing room
and dining room were artistically deco
rated in red, and the young htstess re-
ceived in becoming gown of blue chif-
fon trimmed with satin. Among those
assisting in the hospitality were Miss
Maitland Marshall Miss Margaret Brooks.
Miss Marthena Harrison, Miss Lillian
Baxter and Miss Natalie briggs.
Mrs. James William DOGGY of Capitol
Hill gave a musical Wednesday evening
in honor of Miss Pauline Phillips of Bal
! timore. Those invited to meet Miss Phil
gress and the Phyologian Club of the
Eastern High School, as Miss Phillips is
a member of the Phyologian Club of the
Eastern High School of Baltimore. The
musical program was given by Misses
Anna Belts. Phillips. Pearson. Farmer,
Messrs. Clifford, Petit and Ganges.
Miss Helena DOGGY and Miss Mary
Newcombe gave Rotations Mrs. DOGGY
was assisted by Mrs. George Rowe Miss
de lie Piaine and Miss Flossie Newcombe.
who presided over the punch bowl. A
buffet supper was served.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs c. L.
Plemmons 1880 Emerson street northeast.
was the scene of happy gathering Thanks
giving evening, the occasion being an ami
versary birthday of their daughter, Miss
Virginia Lee Plemmons. The evening was
| pleasantly spent in games and music
after which the guests repaired to the
supper room. The interiors of the parlor
and dining room were tastefully decorated
with palms and chrysanthemums. Among
those present were Miss Margaret Craven
Miss Sue Eaton, Miss Alton Marshall
Miss Mildred B. Carter. Miss Anna
Curtain, Mr.. Clarence Brooks, Mr.. Marvin
Smith Mr.. Raymond Bussius. Ma ter
Earl Russell, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Wilson,
Mrs. S. l.. II. Russell, Mr.. Henry Peter
son and Mrs. j. E. Peterson.
| Secretary and Mrs. Meyer may return
today. The latter, with the Misses Meyer,
spent the last ten days in Boston and
vicinity to be near the young son Of
in Philadelphia for several days.
Mrs Richard A Ballinger, wife of the
Secretary of the Interior, left her home
Chicago, where the Secretary will join her
tomorrow, and after few days they will
both come to this city for the winter. A
series of goodbye luncheons was given
for Mrs. Ballinger before she left Seattle.
The Western Washington Wellesley
Club gave one OF the first. and Mrs.
Charles f. Patten gave another of
twenty-five covers at the Rainier Club,
when pink carnations and corsage
bouquets of violets formed the center
niece Mrs w. w. Felger was still an
other of her hostesses.
for Mrs Baliinger and Senator and Mrs
Mrs Edmund BoWdey.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel G. Parker have
the winter.
Gen. and Mrs. John A. Johnston en-
Mrs. Logan Tucker will entertain a
number of young people at a tea today
to meet her young sister, Miss Mar
guerite Barbour.
Miss Laura Sylvester. daughter of Mai.
riage to Mr.. Carlton L. Wood of Utica.
n. Y, takes place Wednesday evening,
December s, is to have series of enter
tainments given in her honor this week
Tomorrow Miss Georgia Knox will give
a luncheon. when the guests will include
the wedding party. Mrs. r. c. Rauscher