Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-27

Besides many social events during the
year at Ithaca, it has become a custom
of the past ten years 10 give an annual
Christmas dance here in town. This
custom has been SO favorably received in
the past and has formed such welcome
opportunity for the older men to meet
the Younger undergraduates. that il has
almost grown Indispensable. and is
naturally looked forward to with keen
interest not only by the Cornell boys, but
by their many friends.
Nearly all the Cornell men i'll town are
expected. and all are certainly welcome.
Many out-of-town Cornell men from
New York and Philadelphia and Ralti-
more are expected. and one of the largest
Cornell nights ever held here is n oder.
The following ladies have consented to
act as patronesses for tonight: Mrs.
Thiele. Mrs. Hill. Mrs. Lurn, Mrs Ba-
Caully. Mrs Howard and Mrs Evans.
The undergraduate members now in
town and expected tonight are: r. NJ.
Bowman. %: G. D. Ellsworth. 90; q.
\. Bachus, 10: c. J. Blake. 10; H. w
Edgerton, 10: T. Fl. Harrington. 10: f.
f. Fleming. 10.
+. s. NARROW. 10 j. D. Plant. 10: B. b.
Ramey. 10; q. Z. Wilson. 10: c. S. Baker,
II; p. Z. Howard. II; {. i; Rowland
II: T. Mum, II; r: *: Baker. -: A. r
Coumbe. u; C. w. Decker. l:s: a. IS.
Dunn. IL: J. f. Farnsworth II; J. p. Jones.
II: b. r. krogstad. '13: j. Fl: Small, 13
The old men expected tonight are as
follows: Horace Dulin. 'o3: II. y Bishop.
IL G. 4. Pagan, 'O6; J. G. Carpenter.
'Ns W. G. Guss 'O6: Capt. +. 4. Barton.
L. S. n. ~; H. A. Heine. 90: F. b.
Lunn. Of: J. n. Luttrell. 90: D. +. Mann,
"3 lieut. Ut H. s. He% ns T. < ;ns % q.
w. kipp. 90; w. NJ. G. Mish, 10; Lieut..
T. o. Humphreys. L. S. A.. II; D, \.
Swan. jr.. IL: G. NJ Oyster. II: l.. G.
Shepard, 'O3; w. w. Reynolds. 'o6: +. NJ.
Wilson. %: A F. West. 'OS: Lieut. A. NJ.
Robbins. L. s. NJ. c., II, and ]. c. Hem
During the intermission a buffet sup
per will be served and then the club will
entertain with few Cornell and other
college songs. The committee In charge
of the dance is as follows: +. s. Marrow
10. chairman; B. 3. Ramey, TO- and C..
J. Evans, II. The officers of the club for
this year are as follows: President, w. A.
Bachus, 10: secretary, II. w. Edgerton.
10. and treasurer, B. b. Ramey, 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick p LiIley. who
are spending the week with the parents
Of the latter, Justice and Mrs. Anderson,
after their honeymoon journey to China
and Japan, were entertained at dinner last
night at the Chilean legation and VIII be
at home this afternoon. They expect to
return to their home In Connecticut the
last of the week.
Mrs. Bowers. wife of the solicitor gen.
eral, is giving tea this afternoon, to
follow the performance of the Yale ORA
matte Association, and in honor of these
talented young men. Mrs. Ballinger, " .fe
of the Secretary of the Interior, and Miss
Jane Sands will preside at the tea table.
and Miss Martha Bowers and thirty
others OF the younger set, mostly debl-
tantes. and thirty young men, will make
up the company.
The ball at the New Willard tomorrow
night will bring together many of Wash
tngtons prominent residents. The cause
of the Junior Republic is widely known.
and interests almost every philanthropic
man or woman. The officers of the
Junior League have spared neither time
nor labor to make the bail a success. and
their friends are assisting them in every
way. The ladies receiving will be Mrs.
Chatard,. Mrs. Hinckley, Mrs. Alexander
Britton. Mrs. John w. Foster, and Mrs.
Richard Butler.
The president of the Junior League.
Miss Rose Mary Bradford, has held Of
flee for two years, and is the successor
of Miss Ridgely, now Mrs. Phelps Brown.
and Miss Van Reypen, now Baroness
Serge Rorff. A number OF we'll known
young women of Washington are men,
bers of the league.