Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-29
IN THE WORLD..0F SOCIETY
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MISS GERTRUDE GREELY WILL
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Mrs. Letters and Other Home Din
ners-Travel Plans.
Notes.

: Miss Gertrude Gale Greedy, the
youngest daughter Of Gen.. and Mrs.
Greedy, is the debutante of THIS after
noon to whom a warm welcome will
be extended. Mrs. Greedy has invited
a number of this years and several
Of last years debutantes-t to. assist in
the hospitality of her old home, on G
street, where similar events have taken
place in the past. -.--...- -
The afternoons pleasure will wind
up with a supper for the receiving
party.
Mrs. Letter gave a dinner last. night,
when her guests were Miss Helen Taft,
Miss Cotton. Miss Terry. Mr.. and Mrs.
Truxtun Beale, Nine Alberto Meyer,
Preston Gibson. the Postmaster Gen.,
eral. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Letter. Gen.
Clarence R.. Edwards, L., s.. A.; Gen.
Crozier, Lieut.. Camperio., Lord Percy
of the British embassy, Mr.. Frank
Ellis and Mr.. Jerome 'Bonaparte.
The minister from Panama, Mr..
Arosemena, entertained. at dinner. last
evening at Willard in honor Of his
guest, Mr.. Francisco Arias of Panama.
staff and few others. Mr.. Arosemena
has been elected vice president OF Pan
anna, but will remain at the legation
here until the arrival Of the new min
lister, Senior Belisario Porras, recently
appointed.
Miss katherine Baxter of Louisville
will arrive today to be the guest OF
Miss Catherine Britton, who will give a
tea for her tomorrow.
Secretary Ballinger will join his wife
tomorrow in Chicago and they expect to
be back here by Friday. They will live
at Stoneleigh Court this winter.
The Misses Garrard entertained at a
party tea yesterday at their.h0me at Fort
Myer in compliment to Miss Helen Taft
They were assisted bX Miss Catherine
ter, U. s. A.: Miss Glare Swift, daughter
of Mai Eben Swift, U. s. A: Miss Mar
garet Knight, daughter of Col. John I.
knight, u. 8. A., and Miss Elliott. The
home Of Col. and Mrs. Garrard was dec
GRATED with flowers and the gathering
was an exceedingly pleasant one.
Mrs. William Riley Deeble's cards are
1920 P street. when Miss Dorothy Decide
will be presented: Mrs. Decide and heI
daughters will be at home the Saturdays
or January. .....'..'t-
Mrs. Robert r.. Hit and her daughter.
in-law, Mrs. r. s. Reynolds Hit, are IN
New York.. at the st.. Regis.
Mrs. Walter suydam, -jr:. Of New York
arrived last night to visit Mr. and Mrs
John Jay White, who give dinner-dance
tonight for her =, -
Miss Goldman will return to her home
in this city December S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins
have returned to the Connecticut avenue
home for the winter. and have with them
their widowed daughter. Mrs. Albert Car
roll formerly OF Baltimore.
The Indiana Circle Of the Vermont
Avenue Christian Church will meet with
Mrs. Cora Day. 5T p street, Wednesday
afternoon. y
Miss Jean Stone. Of Pittsburg. Pa, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. p. P. Hlckling.
at 1904 Rhode Island avenue. -
Mrs. James A.. Bayard and her daush.
ter, Miss Anne Frances Beyard,- are at
the, Wyoming for@the winter. y , -.
A bazaar for the benefit of Noel House
will be given by the Washlnston Semi
clO7 s street, Wednesday. November 30
from to pm. Mrs. O.. X. Davis, chair
man Of the committee. in charge, will
preside at the fancy table. The other
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Warren, tea table; Mrs. John Foote, ice
cream; Miss Carolyn Ed1tlepage, cake and
candy. and Miss Ietta Sheehy. flowers
Mr.. and Mrs Albert J. Gore and their
daughter, Miss Frances -Lafner Gore
have returned from Atlantic City, where
they went to spend Thanksgiving week
with their sister, Mrs. Edward Graves. al
her home in Plaza place. Chelsea.
Miss Frances Brown of New Bedford
and Miss Agnes Cumnqck Of Boston will
arrive Thursday to be the guests OF Mis-.
Alkaline Culp.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. NJ Cup have issued
invitations for q tea, Thursday, December
3, from 5 to :. at their home In @ street
when they will. present their. daughter
Miss Adaline Culp. to society.
A. charming studio" dance was given
Thanksgiving night at 1910 Connecticut
avenue by the Misses Small for the Con
federate Memorial Homie fund. The rooms
were attractively decorated with palms
ferns and chrysanthemums. The. chaper-
ons were Mrs. g. Sprigg Belt Mrs. Gus
tavus Werber, Mrs. William Small. Mrs
c. Hare, Mrs. R. Manning, Mrs. VIII
liam Curtis. Mrs. Carter and Mrs
Magnus ThomnSon. Mr.. James B. Hoge