Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-03

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and the gowns and hats represented some
of the last words in fashion.
Among the debutantes, Miss Eudora
Glover was in coral pink. with large
black hat; Miss Olga Roosevelt, ecru
cloth and black hat; Miss Marguerite
Barbour, apricot embroidered cloth, with
large black hat and black fox furs, and
Miss Mary McCauley. light gray cloth
and black hat.
Mrs. Nicholas Anderson wore royal pur-
pie satin. with wrap and bonnet. Mrs.
Preston Gibson was in smoke gray satin,
a long wrap in the same shade and
black beaver hat trimmed with birds of
paradise: Mrs J. S. Webb, mole cloth
with silver lace. hat in same shade, with
dark green plumes; Mrs. Richardson
Glover wore costume of green, with hat
to match.
Mrs David d. Porter was. in London
smoke cloth. heavily braided. large black
hat, with white plumes: Mrs. Symons,
black satin: Miss Symons. tan satin. with
hat trimmed with plumes; Mrs. Archi-
bald Oracle. mauve satin. small toque
trimmed in black; Mrs. Blumer. black
satin with Jet and a black hat with
plumes: Mrs. j. F. Mitchell, black broad
cloth in princess and a large black hat;
Miss Switzerland. light tan cloth and a
large hat in black; Mrs. Heap, dahlia
satin with a black plumed hat, and Miss
Bloomer. light blue costume and hat.
Gen. and Mrs. Greedy are sailing No
vember 13 from Boston to spend the win
ter i'm Florence, Italy, and will be accom-
panied by their two younger daughters,
Miss Rose Greedy and Miss Gertrude
Greedy, the latter Of whom will be deb
utante of next year The Misses Greedy
did not accompany their parents here. but
remained at their summer home at Center
Conway and will join them in Boston
some days before sailing. Miss Antoinette
Greedy will go abroad next March to join
the family party and will spend the VIM
ter at Pawtucket. r. l.
Mr.. A. w. Greedy, jr.. Will also go
abroad next summer, and the entire lam
lily expect to return here next fall and
reopen their home on G street.
A masquerade Halloween party was
given at the home of Miss lola Gator.
AZ Nichols avenue. .Anacostia. Monday
night. when the members of the G.. X.
W. Club and others were present. The
parlors were beautifully decorated with
autumn leaves, black cats. pumpkin faces
and other things pertaining to the hOli-
day. After an evening OF mum games,
masks were thrown aside and much mer-
riment resulted. Refreshments were
served in the lantern-lighted dining room,
after which games were resumed until
the witching hour of II. The members
of the club and it's visitors present were
Misses jamie Lorney. lola Gator. Flor
ence Burns, Edith Mahoney Fannie Ca
tor. Nellie Lessner of Baltimore. Flor
ence elliott. May Molineu, Gertrude Toll
Ts Rosie ss,o ean
Elijah Kinsilla. Harold Molineu. Ralph
Williamson, William Davis Wodell Fra
sier, Frank Tew. James Simpson, Rob-
ert Mahoney, Chris Mildorf. George Tor
hey and George Ferguson.
Senior and Mime. Quesada had din
ner party of sixteen last night to meet
Senior and Nine. Angulo of Havana, who
are here for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kennon Clack
have sent out invitations for the mar
rage of their sister. Miss Louise Conrad
Fauntleroy, and Mr.. Henry Hamilton Sea-
brook at 8 o'clock Wednesday evening,
November, II, at the Church of the Epiph-
any. The ceremony will be followed
Immediately by a reception at 1907 HI
street.
Mrs Henry W. Fitch, wife of Chief
Engineer Fitch of the navy. entertained
at tea yesterday i'm honor of her cous-
ms, DR.. and Mrs. Donald Armour Of
ter's sister Mrs. L. r. Alexander. Mrs.
Eldridge Jordan, Mrs. Colby NJ. Chester
and the Misses Fitch assisted and about
900 guests met DIR. and Mrs. Armour,
most of them old friends of the latter.
who was formerly Miss Louise Mitchell
of this city.
Miss Grace Smith and Miss Catherine
Sengstack assisted Mrs. III. T. Granger
at floral masquerade dance at the home
of the latter in Petworth Monday even
ing, with Miss Smith as a red and Miss
Sengstack as pink rose. Mr.. Roland
Bryan and Mr.. Jack Nicely were dressed
as ferns. After supper of forty COW
ers dancing was resumed until late
hour, when the guests were escorted to
their respective homes by Mr.. and Mrs.
Granger in large touring cars.
The dates for the bachelors cotillons
have been selected, January ) and -
and February ..
The marriage of Mrs. Marguerite NJ
Helbig and Mr.. Martin r. Rowland
will take place at st. Patrick's Church
at $50 this afternoon, Rev. James A.
Smyth officiating. Mr.. and Mrs A. L..
Hustled. whose marriage took place
September 30. will attend the couple
The ushers will be Messrs. Harold Hell
big, Charles Pitt. Frank Whitney and
Charles A. Benson. An informal recep-
ton will follow at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred w. Helbig. 1142 18th street
northwest, after which the couple will
leave on wedding tour north. The
bride will wear a navy blue coat suit
Of diagonal serge and a picture hat of
blue velvet with plumes to match. Mrs.
Hustled will wear a royal blue cloth
suit with a black picture hat.
Mrs. Eugene Weshompel has returned
to Baltimore after a visit to her mother
Mrs. John Pasco. 1884 18th street north
west, having spent the summer i'm the
health.
The Monarch Social Club gave a Hal
loween masquerade party last evening
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