Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-12-14
SOME TUESDAY "TEAS"
Few OF Those Who Were AT Home"
Yesterday AfternOOn-Tuesday Is
Murray Hill Day


Among those who have observed
Tuesdays in December is Mrs. Rob-
ert Dashiell, who yesterday had her
daughter, Mrs. Hatcher, wife of
Lieutenant Hatcher, u. S. A., of Old
Point, assisting her. Mrs. Hatcher
will also receive with her mother
next Tuesday, which will be their last
"st home" day this season.
Mrs. Dashiell's tea yesterday af-
ternoon was very attractive. There
were many callers from 4 to 6, who
enjoyed her delightful hospitality.
Besides Mrs. Robert Dashiell and
her daughter. Mrs. Hatcher, Mrs.
Dashiell, mother of Prof. Paul j..
Dashiell, of the Naval Academy, as
sisted in receiving. The decorations
were holly and poinsettias.
In the library Mrs. Berkeley Igle-
hart. wife of Lieutenant Iglehart, u.
S. A., (retired), and Mrs. F. H. Rit-
tenour, served punch. The dining
room was made more attractive by
a profusion of holly and red berries.
The lights were shaded with red, and
the table centre piece was that beau
tiful Christmas fower-poinsettias.
Mrs. Magruder, wife of Judge Dan
iel r. Magruder, poured coffee, and
Mrs. Weems Ridout served frappe.
Others assisting in the dining room
were Mrs. Nevett Steele, Miss Nancy
Dashiell and Miss Rosalie Magruder.
Mrs. Dashiell wore an elegant gown
of black satin, veiled with black net
dotted with gold. Mrs. Hatcher's
gown was pink peau de sole and Irish
point lace Mrs. Iglehart looked
handsome in a cream silk veiled with
cloth of gold, and Mrs. Rittenour
wore a handsome black meteor silk
yelled with chiffon and cloth of gold
and jet.
Mrs. Weems Ridout was gowned in
green silk with Persian garniture.
Mrs. Magruder wore an exquisite
gown of soft turquoise blue silk with
cream lace Miss Nancy Dashiell wore
Navy blue silk and velvet combina-
tion princess gown, and Miss Rosalie
Magruder wore becoming gown of
baby blue peau de sole with renanis-
sance lace trimming. Mrs. Steele
was elegantly gowned in white broad
cloth and lace.
The tea was one of the largest af-
ternoon teas and most attractive of
the season. Mrs. Dashiell and Mrs.
Hatcher will have one more Tuesday
the goth.
Mrs. Hamilton Adams Gale received
at very pretty tea yesterday after
noon at her home, Murray Hill. In
deed Tuesday is Murray Hill day
Mrs. Gale was assisted by her sister,
Miss Madeline Loomis, and Mrs. S.
S. Hepburn, wife of DR.. Hepburn.
In the dining room Mrs. Carl Hardy
poured hot chocolate and Mrs. Hop
kins, wife of DR.. Walton Hopkins, as
sisted. The colors were green and
white and sweet elysium was the
flower used. Mrs. Gale wore a prin-
cess gown of white organdie and
ace, and a corsage bouquet of white
chrysanthemums; Mrs. Hardy wore
a Persian silk gown; Mrs. Hepburn
looked handsome in beautiful gown
of pale shade of wisteria silk.
Mrs. Walton Hopkins wore a dainty
summer creation of nile green with
garniture of cream net, in which
moss rosebud9 were figured, and Miss
Loomis wore pale shade of lavender
silk. There were a large number of
callers Throughout the afternoon.
Mrs. Charles A. E. King, who is
giving a series of entertainments at
Carvel Hall, and was hostess last
week at a very pretty luncheon,
gave small card party yesterday af-
ternoon at Carvel Hall. Bridge was
enjoyed by the guests and the lucky
winner of the first prize was Mrs.
Thomas Nelson. The prize was very
handsome. A buffet supper was
served.
A very pretty afternoon tea was
given yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
James NJ. Munroe, her daughters,
Misses Coda, Louise and Emily
Munroe, at their handsome residence
on West street. The decorations
were holly and poinsettias, smilax
and maidenhair fern.
Assisting to receive were Mrs. Me-
Comas, Mrs. McVay, wife of Lieut..
Commander McVay, U. S. N, Mrs.
Woods, wife of Surgeon Woods, u.
S. n. Mrs. Woods and Mrs. McVay
served punch. In the dining room
Mrs. Ennalls Waggaman, Mrs. Davis,
wife of Ensign Davis, u. S. N, and
Mrs. Chase, assisted. Mrs. Chase
poured chocolate. Mrs. Waggamar
served frappe.
The young ladies assisting tc
serve were Miss Duvsl, Miss Harris,
Miss Margaret Hall. On next Tues
day, the goth, Mrs. Munroe and hel
daughters will observe their last at
home" day this season.
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