Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-08
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
SECRETARY AND MRS. DICKIN-
SON AGAIN AT CAPITAL.
Austrian Ambassador and Family
Have Observation-Disclosures
ings-Personal Notes.

The Secretary of War and Mrs. Dickin-
turned here last evening and are at
the Grafton, while the house which they
leased some time ago on Connecticut
avenue is being prepared for occupancy.
The Austrian ambassador and Baroness
Hengelmuller. after their long absence
avenue embassy home.
The marriage Of Miss Grace Maibone
Peters. daughter of Commodore and Mrs.
George II. Peters, and Mr.. Whitmell P.
Tunstall of Chicago will take place De-
cember Is at St. Stephens Episcopal
Church. at o'clock. A reception at the
home OF Commodore and Mrs. Peters will
follow. Miss Sybel Baker will be maid
of honor for Miss Peters, and Alexander
Tunstall. brother of the bridegroom, Will
be best man.
Mrs. Maurice Francis Egan, wife OF
the United States minister to Denmark.
who has been on visit to her Norfolk
Egan and Miss Carmel Egan very short
ly. The former will spend his leave OF
absence from his post in this city.
A revival of the Small and Early dances.
of which previous mention has been made.
is now about settled. ard two will be given
in January the first and last weeks and
will be held, as usual, at Rauscher's.
Mrs. Columbus O'Donnell Lee entertained
number of young people at an informal
tea yesterday to meet her sister, Miss
Mary McCauley, a debutante. this month.
Prince Koudacheff of the Russian en-
Ca.
ator du Pont in Delaware, who, as usual,
had large house party.
The French naval attache and the Wis.,
countess BenOist day and their children
have an apartment at the Ontario.
The British ambassador. who made a
short trip to Raleigh. \. C., returned Sat-
urday and WILL with Mrs. Bryce, mark
the kings birthday this week by dinner
party.
Miss Frances Miller. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ben de Mier Miller. Is enter
tanning at a tea this afternoon In honor Of
a number of the debutantes. Miss Miller's
formal debut will be December o.
The home Of Mrs. A. c. Joy Of It'll
street northwest was the scene last week
of a pretty masquerade party. given In
honor OF Miss Margaret Joy. The parlors
were decorated in novel and effective
manner with large sheaves of straw tiled
with red ribbons) and autumn leaves.
The evening was pleasantly spent In
games and dancing. after which an elab-
crate repast was served. In the time
honored custom of cutting the mystic
cake Miss Vivian Rosso was the lucky
recipient of the gold ring, Miss Adele
Wassaman the ten-cent piece, and Mr.
Clarence None the thimble.
The costumes were both artistic and
attractive. Miss Margaret Joy. the young
hostess. being particularly charming as
Martha Washington" The young guests
as follows: Grace Dougherty. Spanish
dancer; Eleanor Mann, japanese pink;
Mary Everett, Dutch peasant girl: Ger
trude Mann. fairy; May Quad. flower
girl: Vivian Rocco. peasant girl; Regina
Fisher, spring; Olive Kline. sauaw; Helen
Dom, fortune teller; Mary Dom. fairy;
Pauline Isemann. chrysanthemum; Marie
Katleman. witch: Helen Murray. clown:
Katherine Fairall. college girl: Alberta
Nichols. college girl: Helen Sheckles. Sis
Lyons. Japanese girl; Agnes Clark. colo
NAL girl: Adele Wassaman, colonial girl;
Gertrude Fairall. folly: Elsie Schneider,
autumn; Katie Fegan. Bo-Peep; Daisy
Gle Hiram's wife; Miss Evans. Topsy;
Miss Schmidt schoolgirl; Roland Morri-
son. British officer: Frank Connolly. domi-
ME; Bernard Dom. sailor boy: +. C.
Lynch: chauffeur; Roy Lansdale. dude:
Cyril Kline. Mexican: Valentine Isemann.
coon; John Hask, Fritz, and Jack Maisel.
coon. Others present were Rev. Father
Smyth, Mrs. Lyons. Miss Manderheld.
Miss Annie Joy. Miss Katherine Dough-
erty. Miss Catherine Lackey. Mrs. Iseman.
Mrs. Dougherty. Miss Barnes. Miss Reed
Miss Hefiin, Mr.. Tom Evans. Mr.. James
Lyons. Mr.. John Hellmuth. Mr.. Chal-
mers, Mr. John Moritz, Mr.. and Mrs
Boiseau and Mr.. A. c. Joy.
Mrs. John A. T. Hull and Miss Hull
have returned and reopened their house