Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-22

large company at dinner last night COM
plimentary to MIR. Justice and Mrs,
Hughes.
Miss Elizabeth Noyes. who attended a
luncheon in Baltimore Monday. and the
junior cotillon there Tuesday night, has
returned home.
Mrs Herbert Daniel Robbins daughter
of former Gov. Carroll. accompanied by
her niece, Miss de kergorlay. daughter of
the Count de Kergorlay, are staying at
the Grafton Hotel.
tanned at dinner last night Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Mct,auley. Mr. and Mrs. Peyton
Russell. Miss Sheriff.. DR.. Bispham, DR..
and Mrs. Ralph Jenkins Miss Barnaby
and Mr.. w. 3. Clarke
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams F. Lemon have
cards out for a reception the evening Of
January ).
Miss Ruth Parker. a debutante of Tues
day, was hostess at beautiful dinner
last night, when her guests were Miss
Carol Newberry, Miss Murray. Miss Car
Gulick. Mr.. Robert Dove. Mr.. Jesse
Brown, Mr.. Britton Brown. Mr. Cady
and MI Myron Parker. j..
hTk. W lbIdTl TX. fllIeN DIT
luncheon Tuesday in compliment to her
debutante granddaughter, Miss Elizabeth
Collins. Miss Elsie Downing, Miss Mary
Stead. Miss Alice Boyd, Miss Adelaide
Heath. Miss Dorothy Decide. Miss Doris
Haywood, Miss louise Bayne, Miss Alice
Whiting, Miss Julia Whiting. Miss Ruth
Pilling and Miss Gertrude Greedy made
up the company.
Mr.. and Mrs. seavin F.. Barrett. the
latter formerly Miss Dorothy Phlieger
are now at home at 712l2 9th street south
west. where they will be pleased to see
their friends. At the wedding last weex
the brides home was decorated with
ferns and flowers. and refreshments were
served to the large party of guests. The
bride was beautifully dressed in prin-
cess of white satin with pearl and chiffon
trimmings. and her tulle veil was caught
with a spray of lilies of the valley. Her
bouquet was of bride roses. The brides
maid. Miss Clara Nuhau. was also dressed
in white. Mr.. Linton Barrett was best
man. The brides presents were numer-
GUS and valuable. The couple made
brief out-of-town trip before settling
down in their home.
Mrs Emma X Anderson, wife of the
late John B. Anderson of Summersville.
w Va, is here for the holidays visiting
her mother on l street.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin W. Hendrick Of
Baltimore gave theater party at Ford's
Opera House last evening in honor of
their debutante cousin. Miss Helen
Hendrck. of this city. The guests,
who occupied two lower boxes, in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Whit
ridge. DIR. Thomas II. Buckler. Misses
Whitley. Helen Harlan. Messrs. Walter
dec Poultney, Edwin l.. Turnbull, Thigh
man G. Pitts. James w. Tyson. James
Carey and Alfred Miller.
After the play the guests We're enter
tanned at supper at Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
bricks apartment at the Severn.
Mrs. Wallace Neff welcomed her friends
to ID delightful tea yesterday afternoon in
her apartment at the Connecticut, when
daughter. Miss Nancy Neff. Dr. and Mrs.
Neff have been abroad the last two years
and their daughter made her formal de-
but while they were i'm Florence. Mrs
Neff received in a French gown of blue
glace velvet. with steel embroidery, and
Miss Nef wore peach-color satin en-
brodcred in self tones. with touches of
silver on the corsaSe. The apartment of
the family at the Connecticut was deco
rated with pOinsettias and Christmas
green's. and the tea table had center
piece of white roses and ferns. The men,
bers of the receiving party were Mrs. Nc
Miss Dora Clover. Miss Johnson and
Miss Read. cousin of the hostess. Miss
Helen Taft was amcns the guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert de v. Butler of
New York entertained at a dinner last
night at the New Willard in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. George Amory Maddox of
the Wyoming.
Mr. and Mrs. Butler and children are
en- route to Florida for an indefinite stay.
Judge and Mrs. O. NJ. Barber will re-
ceive at their home at 1851 Massach,1-
sets avenue on the second and third
Mondays during the months of January
and February.
The Princeton University Musical clubs,
which have not visited Washington since
1905. will give a concert at S:15 o'clock to-
night at the New Willard. A program
of tuneful melodies. instrumental selec-
tions. comic songs and clog dancing will
be presented. After the concert a dance
for those in attendance will be given in
honor of the clubs.
The Princeton men will be entertained
at tea this afternoon by the Misses Port
ner.
Mrs. Charles w. Bender leaves today fo,
Philadelphia to spend the HOLIDAYS with
her sister. Mr.. Bender will join her Sat
urday.
Misses Olga and Mamie Hull, daughter
of Mrs. Peyton Randolph Hull, enter
tanned at a tea for young people this aft
ernoon. Mrs Murphy, wife of DIR. J. A.
Murphy. u. s. NJ. and Mrs. Irwin, wife
Of Lieut. Commander N. X. Irwin. u. s.
NJ, presided in the dining room. Assist |