Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-31


and lace, and Mrs. Harlan was In pale
| blue satin messaline. The Wheelers gave
| a nner earlier in the week that was
| compliment to one or two OF the visiting
commissioners and their wives that Will
be remembered among the notable AFFAIRS
| OF Portola week.
Most Of the debutante tea parties
have been announced, and several have
| taken the same date not, however, that
| it makes special difference on occa-
sions when people are coming and going
all the time. The dance dates are, how
ever. more carefully arranged for. Some
| of the buds are more Interested IN the
| series Of dances that are being planned
| for their entertainment around the holt
! days than for the teas, some gladly
dispensing altogether with the latter
| The foot ball games and Saturday night
hops at Annapolis arc SO popular with
| the debutantes that the necessity for
! even the most informal events here Tor
them at this time of year does not
| exist. They went down yesterday by
the scores, the two and three year olds
Joining the procession just as merrily
as the yearlings and the coming win.
ter's bellies. All this will be changed
| a little later when the navy yard and
Fort Myer hops are on and dinners ano
| Informal dances at the Chevy Chase
Club mark the week ends.
SO far the only ones to announce an
| evening reception for a debut. Their
| daughter, Miss Alice Gates Boutell, who
as a little girl met many Of her moth
| and has her gentle attractivencss or
manner will be introduced at recep-
| ton from 8 to IL December at the
Highlands.
Miss Marie Ray, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George NJ. Ray. has postponed her
/ debut for year. Miss Ray spent tine
| past summer In European travel after
| graduating from the Georgetown Acad-
| envy Of the Visitation.
The Secretary of State and Mrs. Knox
will entertain at a buffet luncheon at
commercial delegation. The charge daft
flares OF Japan will be dinner host
for his countrymen at the New Willard
| Wednesday night
The jolly Dozen. Pheta Pheta and
Dollar Eight" clubs made merry at
| barn dance at "a r street northwest last
Friday evening. being the guests o
Farmer N; T. IT,. Woris ,ye Reipes9me tbs
menu consisting of doughnuts, ginger
bread. cookies. candy. peanuts. cider. etc.
| Those present were: Howard Bowers
! GreenwalI, George Gonard. Helen Woods.
Raymond Tompkins. Bessie q: Macken-
zie Kennedy A. Meek, Franklin Barr.
G. Butler. Anna Forsberg, Inga l.: Fors-
berg. Louise kleak, Ruth Breadicamp'
Ethel Curran. Frank Davis. Agnes KEEL
ley, Dorothy Miller. Florence Germann,
| Edna Faye Gertie Marsden, Iewie Bah
cock, Clara Cochran, Ursula Keller, Mrs
D. J. Murray and Mrs. IL. q. Forsberg.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Gray of $50 i
street northeast announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Mabel Estell, to
4 sc "rtIr q
The wedding will take place Wednesday,
November ).
| A party was given Monday. October %,
at the home o. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rey-
nolds, 1924 33d street northwest. by their
daughter Miss Marie T. Reynolds. The
house was most gorgeously decorated
with fernery, roses, carnations ana pref
tily shaded lights. Before adjourning to
| the dining room the guests were enter
tanned by numerous piano recftals and
solos. together with many games, afte.
which there was a dance which lasted
Misses Elizabeth Burgess, Anna Becker,
Hazel Chapel, Saddle Crouley. Amy
Auth, Clara Lowe, Annie Lowe, Mary
Lowe. Eva Lowe. Mary Corbette FLOR
ence Riley, Maud Trewalla, Rena Mar
tin, Agnes Martin, Nellie Frazier. Belle
Trulend. Gertrude McNally, Lillian Gar
rite. Anna Ferris. Gertrude Deache, ana
Mrs. Quinn Jones and Mr.. Andrew n
1
rem, Robert Zachery. Hillery Hoskinson.
Frank Young, Lawrence Harvey. Bern
ard Miller, Mr.. Schyhoward, Ben Hare
and Willard Harmon.
Miss Gertrude Shaw and Miss X. Au-
/ thenette Foster Of Cuba and Washing
| ton. D. c., leave on Thursday next for
| New Orleans. from which port they "a
for a months trip to Panama, jamaica
and Cuba.
| Mr.. and Mrs. X. V. Belt are located
| i'm their new home, 1S4S BiltmOre rect.
| Mr.. and Mrs James G. Shibley and DIR.
| H. w. Wiley are with them.
Mrs. Emma L. Kenrard of I.t.lefield av-
enue. Hyattsville, Md, has just returned
! from an extended trip to Canada, Mag
! ara Falls. Buffalo. Philadelphia, Will
! celebrate her fiftieth wedding anniversary
| at the home OF her son-in-iaw today.
The parlor of the Howard House was
! the scene of "a pretty wedding Saturday,
| the contracting parties being Mr.. Gorge
| III. Swinley and Miss Helen V. Shep-
J herd Rev A. w. Spooner Of the Sixth
| PRESBYTERIAN Church officiated. Five
other bridal couples witnessed the cere-
mOny.
Gen. r. H. Anderson has been con-
fined to his apartment at the Toronto for
the past week with an attack of ma
laria.
Miss Marian Galloway of Seaford. Del.
is visiting her friend. Miss Marie Lana
han.
A., nayid QertIy waS called to