The Washington herald., 1909-11-07

MES herself 10 all callers. except her
most intimate friends She has accepted
no invitations during her stay az Hot
Springs. and has even taken her meals
in her room with her young son. the
small Duo de Chaulnes TO avoid the pub
ucity OF the hotel dining-~oom. She has
by no means recovered from the shock
and SORROW Of the tragic death Of the
duke. Mrs. Shonts Will spend the winter
In New York.
Miss Lucinda Carpenter Penuebaker
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Oar
win Pennebaker. viii make her first
bow to society December 10 at a tea "a
be given by her mother, 20 be followed
by dance for young people in the even
ing in their Georgetown home. Miss
Pennebaker is one Of the handsomest
girls In resident society and has host
OF friends and admirers. She was grad
Uated from the Cathedral School foi
Girls last spring. and made a name Tor
herself IN the amateur theatricals OF the
school, in which she displayed pro-
nounced talent
Miss Stella Carusl. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene D. Carusi and grand.
daughter OF Mr.. Eugene Carusi. both
men Of prominence in legal circles. vii
be introduced 10 society at a tea 20 De
given 10y her mother December Is and al
"A succession Of afternoons at home. Miss
Carusi and her parents make their home
with her grandfather in Thirteenth
street She is one Of the most charming
and well-educated girls 10 be brought out
this year. She speaks several languages
is cultivated in music, and has the requi-
site good looks 20 make her popular.
Miss Frances NJ. Miller viii make he
first bow 10 society at a tea on m,
afternoon OF December 9. in the home OF
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben de Miel
Miller. In 2 street Later on she vii
give a dance at the Chevy Chase Club
/ Miss Miller is especially popular with
the navy set and IS a pronounced bell,
at Annapolis. She is a granddaughter o.
the late Capt. W A. T. Maddox, L. 5
NJ. c.. who bore a record for distinguished
| service In the Mexican and Indian wars
| He was one OF the organizers Of tn,
( Washington Assembly and one on III
committee OF entertainment. He was alst
member OF the Philadelphia assembly
/ the Philadelphia Art Club, and the Phila
delphia Club, ali famous organization
among the smart people OF another gen
/ Grafton. Miss Miller was educated a
Gunston Hall. in this city. She IS
petite, vlvacious. Titian-haired beauty
/ and is greatly admired wherever she goes
| Miss Elizabeth Bowler Walsh. daugh
/ ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harper
Walsh, who VIII be presented at a tel
/ on December 9. comes Of distinguished
! ancestry. on her fathers side is a lin,
/ Of diplomats most widely known being
/ Robert Walsh. who. although only a la,
at the time, delivered the welcoming ad
! dress TO Gen. Washington when he Wis
/ tied Georgetown College. He also de
livered the eulOgy In old Trinity Church
/ OF Georgetown at the memorial services
/ held after the death Of the Father o.
! His Country. On her mothers side. Mis-
Walsh is descended from the family o
/ Gixon who ran the famous Mason DixoI
] line between the free and slave States
! Although horn In Philadelphia. Mis-
Walsh has lived in Washington since he
early childhood, and was educated In thi
( city.
Mrs. Eugene L. Vi6Iand, well know
/ in army and resident society circles. Ia!
/ published an intensely interesting bool
in memory Of her late husband which j.
a series OF letters written by him on hi
! first tour Of the Yellowstone Park a.
I paymaster in the United States army
he having a service Of over fifty year
/ in that position. Mrs. Vlolland. after a
! interesting career as an army woman.
1 has become almost totally blind sine
/ her widowhood. but is still full OF brigh
and interesting anecdotes Of army lif
Of many years ago. Her book is canet
In Memory Of Dad" is full Of interest
and is handsomely illustrated. Mrs
] Violland now makes her home in Wash
| ingtOn with her son-in-law and daugh
/ ter at 1710 johnson avenue.
The Students Ball for the Georg
Washington University viii be given Feb
ruary 4 at the New willard This an
nouncement is made so early in the sea
| son in hopes that this date Will be KEEP
] exclusively for the ball. Mrs. Edwar,
/ Stevens. president of the board Of lad,
managers of the George Washington Uni
versity Hospital, Will be at home TO tn
members of the board Thursday, No
vember II, from 10 O'clock
A Halloween masquerade party wa
given by the Crescendo Pleasure Club a
the home Of Mrs. Stuart, S27 Sixth stree
southeast. The parlors were decorater