Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-13

| Mrs. r. B. Howden. Mr.. and Mrs. George
A. King, Mr.. and Mrs: f e. Klein.
schmidt, Col. and Mrs. Langtitt. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank p. Leetch, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam A. Leetch Mr.. and Mrs. Fulton
Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. T. Percy Myers, Mr.
| and Mrs. William B. Orme. Mr.. and Mrs
A. Keith Paris. jr.: Mr.. and Mrs. Armi-
stead Peter. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Roberts
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd y. Slnoot, Mr. and
Mrs. Boyd Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. H.
Owen Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. S. Percy
Thompson. MIR. and Mrs. William Wheat
Mr.. and Mrs. James Young, Mrs. John
i. BeaH. Miss BealI Miss Mabel &.
Berry. Mrs. John S. Billings, Miss Matte
w. Brawner. Mrs. Carr. Miss Stella
X. Cooke. Mrs. ". Riley Decide. Miss
Dorothy Decide. Miss Frances De Lash
mutt. Miss Dodge, Mrs. Forrest Dodge.
Miss Frances c: Dodge. Miss Hattie
Douglass. Mrs. w. F. Douthirt. Miss Ca
mile DuBose. Miss katherine DuBose.
Miss Margaret yesterday. Miss Frances
Edmonston. Miss Dorothy Flint, Miss
Edith G. Fry. Miss Gertrude Fry. Miss
Eva ". Gilbert Miss Gordon. the Misses
Hamilton, Miss Harriet Hatch. Miss Hol-
lerith Miss Elizabeth Howard. Mrs. Bev-
erly kennor, Miss Marion King, Miss
Langfitt. Miss Lockwood. Miss Gertrude
Lutz. Miss Jean Mackenzie. Miss Ethel
Macmurray Mrs. John Marbury Mrs
H:ances Miller Miss Anna Nicholson. Miss
Helen Nicholson, Miss Dorothy Owen,
Miss Hildegarde Owen. Miss Lucinda G.
Pennebaker, Miss Peter Miss RadfOrd.
Riley. Miss Alice Oden Roberts. Miss
Anne Savage Miss Smith. Miss Mary
Snowden. Miss Edna Snyder. Miss Phyl-
lis Snyder, Mrs. j. g. Sewers. Miss Helen
Waggaman. Miss Annie l.. Wilkins. Miss
Louise White, Miss Helen NJ Williams.
Miss Gertrude Williamson. Miss Margaret
Williamson, Miss Sue Ann Wilson, Miss
Woodward. Mr.. F. G. Addison jr.: Lieut..
Roger Alexander, Mr.. Marion Baker. Mr..
Roger Berry. Mr.. Charles w. Blackwood,
Mr.. Y. Evans Booker, Mr.. Basil d. Bote-
Ter. Mr.. w. Beall Bowie, DR.. John F.
Briscoe. Mr.. A. w. Bromell, Mr..
Carl Butman, Mr.. John II. Clapp. Mr.
Carrick Collins. DR.. Richard L. Cook
Mr.. Charles T. Cropey. Dr. w. T. Davis,
Mr.. Philip Dawson, Mr.. James Douglas.
DR.. George p. DuBose, MIR. Walter c.
English. Mr.. Rogert V. Fleming. Mr.. B..
C. Flournoy, DR.. Edmund Franklin. Mr..
William II. Gaines, Mr.. Philip p. Goode,
Mr. Erskine Gordon, Mr. Frank B. Gordon
Mr.. John Blake Gordon. Mr.. Spencer
Gordon, Mr. William A. Gordon, Mr. Will
Mr.. Clarence HELEN, Mr.. Edwin S. Hege,
Mr.. Stockton Heth, Mr.. S. Hinton, Mr..
Albert w. Howard, Mr. George c. How
ard, Mr.. George T. Howard, Mr.. John
Howard. Mr. Samuel Howard. Mr.. John
Lane Johns. Mr. Archibald King. Mr.. T.
Parry Lippitt. DR.. Louis Mackall. Lieut..
s. l. NJ. Major, Mr.. William Marbury,
Mr.. Tench Marye. Mr.. J. H. Mcdowell,
Mr. Ernest Mechlin, Mr.. Ben Miller Mr..
Ballard Moore, Lieut.. Commander Leigh
c. Palmer. Mr.. William E. Pearson. Mr..
c. D. Pennebaker. the Rev. G. Freeland
Peter Dr. ID. w. Prentiss, Lieut.. Henry
C. Pratt, Mr.. Edward \. Quintard, Mr..
s. X. Radford Mr.. David Rittenhouse.
Col. r. D. Simms. Mr.. V. B. Smith. DIR.
William F. NJ Sewers, Mr.. William Spur
gin, Mr.. James Austin Stone, Lieut. d. I.
Sultan. DIR. John d. Thomas. Mr.. Floyd
p Waggaman, Mr.. William H. Wagga-
man, Mr.. Charles G. Warden, Mr.. A. c.
Wells, Mr.. Charles p. Williams, Mr.. G.
Thompson Williams and Mr.. George
WorthingtOn, jr.
Miss Louise Cromwell. who will be
debutante next month in Il formal way,
is showing a delightful and striking tai
ent in being hostess this week.
She gave another luncheon party today
for her house guests, Miss Vivian Gould,
Miss Angelica Brown and Mr.. Ralph
Eloomer, all of New York. and Mr.. ia
vor, Geer of Pittsburg. The fifth guest
expected, Mr.. /. Townsend Burden, was
detained in New York by illness.
Today's luncheon was at Mrs. Crom-
wells residence, and to meet the out-of-
| town guests there were present the
Countess Alexandra Won Bernstorff and
her fiance. Count Pourtales: Mr. and
Mrs. Preston Gibson. Mr.. and Mrs. Gran
Vile r. Fortescue. Miss Margaret Cotton
Smith, Miss Olga Roosevelt. Miss Marion
Oliver, Lieut. Bristol. Mr. H. NJ. Van
Weede and Mr.. W. H. de Beaufort Of
the Netherlands legation.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl-Smth have returned
from an eiShteen-month sketching tour
on the Pacific coast and Grand Canyon,
Ariz. They have leased their 18th street
residence to Capt. Retzmann, first naval
attache of the German legation, and are
at tho Dolly Madison. 1901 Massachusetts
avenue, for the winter. Mr.. Carl-Smith
has studio downtown.
Mrs William Graeme Harvey, with her
sister, Miss Eodeker, will be at home in
formally the first and third Fridays in
January.
The Legion of Loyal Women celebrated
its eighteenth birthday anniversary last
night. The guests of honor We're DR.
ment OF Potomac. G. a. r., and staff The
following program was rendered: Amer
lea" Mrs. Ada H. Weiss, accompanist;
address of welcome by the president.
Virginia Houghton; department COM
mander introduced Ly Mrs. Nellie c.
Royce, vice president: vocal solo, Mrs
J. Albert Houghton: remarks by Mrs NJ.
T. Cutter; solo; original poem. Mrs Della
c. Perham; duet, Mr.. and Mrs J. Albert
Houshton; recitation. Mrs. j. G. Burnett
Refreshments We're served The hall was
very attractively decorated in Christmas
holly, green and flags.
Miss Mildred Bacon was introduced to
a large circle of friends YESTERDAY after
noon at the tea given by her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S. Bacon, at their home
Pink roses were used in profusion
throughout the drawing room suite, to-
gether with palms and ferns Ire bou-
Guets sent the debutante We're linked on
mantelS and tables.
Mrs. Bacon was handsomely gowned in
kings blue marquisette draped over satin
of the same shade, with steel color en-
brodery and received with her daugh-
ter in the drawing room.
The charming young debutante wore
white marquisette over satin, with en-