Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-04
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS MARIE GUIDET.DURYEE IS
THE DEBUTANTE TODAY.
Mrs. Haywood's Debutante Lunch
eon-Last Nights Dinners.
Other Events.

Other Events.
Miss Marie Guidet- Duryee will be pre-
sented today at q large tea. Mrs. Guidet-
Duryee will be assisted by Miss Laura
Merriam, Miss Mary McCauey, Miss
Gladys Hinckley, Miss Frances Noyes.
Miss Adelaide Heath and Miss Marguer-
lite Barbour.
Mrs. Bulkley Of New York, sister of the
hostess; Mrs. David Porter. Mrs. James
F. Barbour. Mrs. Joseph Crawford and
IT, Misses Annie and Mary Scott will also
assist.
Mrs. William Haywood gave a pink
luncheon today Of eighteen covers in COM
pliment to debutantes Of the winter, and
had with her at table her young daugh-
out next year; Miss Boutell. Miss Clover.
Miss Draper. Miss Downing. Miss Car
penter, Miss Merriam, Miss Hinckley, Miss
Pilling, Miss Stead, Miss krogstad. Miss
Brown. Miss Barbour. Miss Finley. Miss
br.uton. Miss Harrison and Miss Whiting.
The minister OF Denmark and Countess
Moltke had as dinner guests last night
the German ambassador and Countess
Won Bernstorff, the minister of the
Netherlands and Nine. Loudon. Lady
Johnston, wife of Sir Alan Johnston,
minister of Great Britain to Denmark:
the naval attache of the French en-
bassy and Viscountess Benoist d Azy. the
second secretary Of the British embassy
and Mrs. Ovey, Capt and Mrs. Staunton,
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Story. Mrs. Thomas
X. Laughlin of Pittsburs, Nine. Bona
parte, Mr.. Jerome Bonaparte and Mr..
Skybak of the legation Of Norway
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Richardson
Glover entertained a large party Of debu-
tantes at dinner last night for their
daughter, Miss Eudore Glover.
Senator and Mrs. Sutherland had dining
with them last night Senator and Mrs.
BErkett the Panaman minister, Prof. and
Mrs. Willis l.. Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. John
E. Willzie, DR.. and Mrs. Mcdonnell. Mrs.
lie Droit Baroer. Miss Sutherland and
Mr.. Philip Scantling.
Cen and Mrs Wotherspoon gave din
ner last night in honor of Miss Blech,
whose engagement to Lieut. Richard
Wainwright has just been announced.
The guests were Miss Alice Goodwin,
Miss Lily McLellen. Miss SCHROEDER. Maj.
Horton. Lieut.. Osterhaus. DIR. Davis and
Lieut.. Wainwright. After the dinner
Gen. and Mrs. Wotherspoon took their
guests to the dance at the barracks.
Col and Mrs Archibald Oracle enter
tanned at dinner last night for Mr.. and
Mrs. Knott of Denver. Col, who are here
en- route for Europe and Cairo. Mrs.
Henderson. Mr.. and Mrs. Whitfield
Brown. Senior and Nine. Quesada and
their guest. Nine Arostegui; Mr.. NAL
colin Henry and MIR. Belrose were some
of those present.
Mrs. A. c. Barney was at home yester-
day to receive the College Women s Club
and was assisted by Mrs. Hennen Jen-
nings, Mrs. Nathaniel Slater, Mrs. Archi-
bald Hopkins. Mrs. Biddle and Miss
Sophie Stanton. AS there had been an
accident to the skylight at Studio House,
Mrs Barney received in her street
house.
A delightful evening was spent at the
home OF Miss Jane Mowat. 154 u street
southeast, Anacostia. d. c., Thursday,
December >, when several OF her friends
favored her with a surprise. After music
and games bountiful repast was served
in the spacious dining room. which was
suitably decorated for the occasion. Those
present were Misses Jane Mowat. Alice
smith, Hazel Mowat. Elizabeth Murphy,
Helen Shanahan. Barbara Eubank, Joseph
Inc Ernold, May Shank Eta Entwise
and Messrs. Willard Wood. Harold Wood.
Samuel Baldwin. Norman Murphy. Rober.
Mowat, Randolph Smith, Charles Roane.
Raymond Emo and Mr.. and Mrs. Mowat
and Mrs. Brooman. Miss Barbara Eu-
bank rendered several vocal solos and
danced. Mr.. James Simpson was toast
master for the evening.
The wedding Of Miss Louise w. Taft.
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henri
Waters Taft and the niece of President
Taft to George H. Snowden of Seattle,
Wash. is announced for December 80.
Miss Taft made her debut three Years
ago. Her fance was graduated from the
1907. the same year as her brother,
Walbridge Taft. Mr.. Snowden has. since
his graduation. travelled abroad. and he
is now in the lumber business. The
couple will go Immediately after the
ceremony and reception to Seattle.
President Taft will go on to New York
for the wedding Of his niece. The en-
gagement Of Miss Ethel Herrick, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Frederick Herrick of Paris.
and Mr. Walbridge Taft was announced
early in the autumn. Mr.. Taft is in the
Harvard Law School. and the wedding
will not be celebrated before next June.
Miss Evelyn Fessenden Carpenter,
daughter of Pay Director and Mrs. John
s. Carpenter. was introduced at beau
tiful tea yesterday afternoon. Scores or
guests welcomed this charming de-
butante. who received in the flower
decked drawing room with her mother.
Mrs Carpenter wore handsome gown
OF green satin with tunic OF white
chiffon. The debutante wore dainty
gown of white lace over white crepe
meteor trimmed with tiny pink roses.
The members of the receiving party
were Miss Alice Boyd. Miss Margaret
Daniels, Miss Francis Thorn, Miss Lu-
cinda Pennebaker. Miss Robyn Young,
Miss Francis Miller, Miss Sulla Carusi,
Miss. Octavia Gilmore, Miss Alice Bou-
tell. Miss Ruth Pilling, Miss Leonora
Finley, Mrs. Spencer Cosby, Mrs. George
Dyer, Mrs. David Potter. Mrs. c. X.
Frailey, Mrs. Thomas Bradley. Mrs. A.
F. Price Mrs. watson F. Clark and
Miss Davidge dinner for the receiv
ing party and dancing concluded the
affair.
Miss Inez NJ Howard, 1917 F street
northwe est, will entertain the Young Wom-
ans Home Missionary Society of Metro
pOlitan M f. Church at their annual
Christmas bazaar December 10.
Miss Emily E. Parish of Capitol Hill,
who has been spending the past twenty
days in New York city, will pass the
winter In Florida and lower California.
In the spring Miss Parish and her
brother, Grant Parish, will start on
tour around the world.
Mrs. William Henry Chany and Miss
Rebecca Gordon ChaMy have returned to
the city from New ENGLAND, where they
spent the summer, and are at 1881 18th
street for the winter.
Mrs. N. H. Van zandt and her daugh-