Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-16
SOCIETY.
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have been announced Mrs. jeanne
F'loyd-Jones carpenter. daughter of VIII
liam carpenter, to Philip Van RefSse
iaer Schuyler: Marie Louise Logan ME-
John y. Logans daughter. to MI. lieiliI
de Sincay of Belgium. another Stranger
within our gates. The first debntahte ei,
Gagenent announced is that OF fISe MAJ
lory Humes to Mr.. Nolck. she mas iao d
short season. but she has lost no tliiie.
There has been no end OF dlnneTs-
Mrs George Stanton Floyd-Jones a dln-
ner and theater party for ANITA niger
soil, Miss White dinner Tor .atHaIihe
Hamersley. Mrs. StuyNesant flsn HAS
given the first of her series of dinners.
Mrs. lanes Il. Hagein Mrs. Philip Lydia
and hosts Of others. Harry Black was
host at n very pretty dinner ut the
Plaza. Among the guests were MIS-;
icorsc Thompson OF Philadelphia. Lord
AchcSon, NJ. and Mrs. Frederick Dal-
zicl and Barkic Henry.
Mrs George Gould and Marjorie have
rarls out for several things. large and
small. Mrs. Gould is one of the most
POPULAR matrons here. and Marjorie,
one If the last seasons debutanteS,
still continues 10 WELD her scepter with
-racc and charm. Society day "a the
automobile show exceeded, the tondest
toles Of the mana cement, every Dou3 was
il, -.
Mr. ard Mrs. Louis de Cirenon AIilhau.
W4ip We're married Very recently at st.
!'a,rck's Cathedral, were therc. having
just returned from their honeymoon tfip
made entirely III a touring car, land sun
live. also Mr.. Leonard Thomas OF Phlia-
uelphia, who is to marry Blanche Oelrichs
IN two weeks. There are plans on loot
for various charitable affairs. besides the
great preparations for the charity ban.
The foremost among them Is the enter
tainment for the Music School Settle
nent some OF the most prominent women
will take part-AIarjorie Gould, Hoyt
Wiborg. Natalie Rowland and dozen
others of last seasons debutanteS. with
i lot OF the married women. | believe
there are TO be tableaux and panto-
mines; it VIII be a most fashionable al
!Hir.
The third of the Saturday evening
dances was given, with the patronesses.
ION, Mrs. George Wyeth and others. re-
ewing. The cotiilon was led by Lind
say Tappin. dancing alone.
At the Baghy concerts one not only
hears beautiful music by operate stars,
nut one sees the most ravlshinS gowns
>mple little morning gowns, the modistes
ike to call them. These concerts, you
know, are extremely fashionable affairs
given in the morning at the Waldorf,
and every one who is any one ut all
must he seen at the Bagby musicals.
Mrs. Paul Tuckerman wears a wonder
nj creation in emerald green velvet,
slightly draped and showing touches of
gold embroidery that strap the rather
IN! PtlDW sleeves ana eaten INe draper
1T each side. large black hat with an
abundance OF ostrich feathers and q car
,-iage wrap. a deep rug scarf of mara
hou. Mrs. Herman Oelrchs wore trail
ing gown of gray brocaded velvet, which
has wonderful effect. she moves, OF
shadows silver gray surface. 1t was
= one-piece affair relieved at the corsage
with white and silver. the skirt was trim
!ned with long gray fur, as was the coat.
which matched the gown: her hat was of
gray velvet and ostrich feathers; the
costume throughout was one OF the most
beautiful and artistic seen this season.
Well. child my maid has come to put
ne into my clothes. as / am due at the
opera. Au rev Dir, dear,
Joyously yours.
JANE CIAYLAND.