Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-31

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6 pm.
Mrs. Charles A. Dow will receive at her
residence. Lilo T street northwest, tomor-
row from to 10 pm. assisted by Miss
Dow. Miss Barron, Miss Gertrude barron
and Miss Franklin Harvey.
Misses Ethel and Regina Bartlett will
receive at Florence Court, California ave-
nue. and Phelps place, from 3 to ) tomor-
row.
Mrs. Charles II. Campbell. whose hos
pitalities are always SO charming, will
entertain at a large tea today, in COM
pliment to Miss Adelaide Heath. a debut
tante of the winter. and. like the hostess.
associated with the families whose social
glories are not likely ever to be dimmed
at the capital.
Mr. and Mrs Perry Belmont. who are
still at the Shoreham, are beginning 10
move into their new Washington home.
finding, az many others have done, that
the only way to move the army of work.
men out is to take possession themselves.
They were in Philadelphia last night for
the debut ball of Miss Eleanor Widener.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George D.
Widener which was given at the Belle
vue-Stratford. and to which eighteen
hundred guests were hidden. 4 fairyland
was made OF the ballroom with flowers.
hooks and electric lights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradiey's reception
yesterday for their friends to meet their
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Walker OF
the afternoon. Mrs. William Phelps Emo,
Mrs. Newberry. Mrs Z. S. Grant. Sd. Mrs.
Charles O'Donnell Lee and Miss Sheridan
were assisting.
Mrs Charles Num-, who has recently
reopened her Washington home. Will give
a large dinner tomorrow night, her guests
to go on afterward to the Meyer dance.
The Chief Justice, as is his custom
upon the appointment of new member
to the court, will entertain at dinner for
Mr.. Justice Lurton January 3.
Miss kaniha Isabel Mcintosh Of Euclid
street was the hostess at a beautifully
appointed luncheon yesterday, when she
entertained for Miss Elsie Byrne of Vir-
ginia, who is the house guest of Miss
Lucille Simpson. The color scheme
throughout was red and white. large
plaque OF red carnations and narcissus
being the center decoration of the table
which was lighted by dainty red-shaded
candelabra. Invited to meet Miss Byrne
were Miss Lucil Simpson. Miss Janet
Paine. Miss Ruth Gardner, Miss Reva
Bender. Miss Rhea Fahrnay and Miss
Margaret Hastings.
Mrs. J. Franklin Hilton. 1918 Girard
street. will be at home informally from
to 10 tomorrow evening.
Gen. and Mrs Robert Smith will re-
ceive their friends tomorrow after
O'Clock at their residence. 1852 18th street.
Gen. and Mrs. Green Clay Goodloe en-
evening, followed by supper at their
home on 10th street. in honor Of Miss
Katherine Brown. Miss Margaret Whin-
ham OF Philadelphia, debutante of this
winter: Miss Emily Johnson Of Frederick.
Md: Mr.. Paul Hoes and Cadet Pendleton
Miss Margaret Murdaugh. daughter Of
Mrs ]. D. Murdaugh. gave a tea yester-
day in honor Of her cousins, the Misses
Breckenridge of Pittsburg. who are her
guests. Miss Ruth Bliss, Miss Ruth
phine Page and Miss Virginia Wallace
assisted. and Mrs. LIE Jeune, wife OF Col.
LIE Jeune, L. 8. A.. and Mrs. Robert Pres
ton were at the tea table.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Emory gave a
dinner last night with Miss Constance
Ovey, who has come to spend the winter
with Mr.. and Mrs. Esmond Ovey, as the
central guest.
Miss Helen Taft was becomingly dressed
at her. Cousins wedding yesterday, as she
wore rose-colored chiffon and lace, and a
black hat covered with ostrich plumes.
Mrs A. Levi Gardner, 20O1 18th street,
will not receive tomorrow.
The Misses Helen Elizabeth Crossley,
Ruth Todd Gilmore, Carrie Gibson, Edythe
Estelle johnson, Fern Herbert Prince,
Ethel Swaine, Josie Spencer Dom, Kate
Serene Wells, Mary Inez Wells and Nan
David Wells will receive tomorrow from
to at 1909 I'd street, the home Of the
Misses Wells.
Commissioner and Mrs. Mcfarland left
this afternoon for Atlantic City, where
they will spend New Year, returnin1
Monday Mrs. mcfarland is recovering
from a slight indisposition.