Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-16


jet. The debutante was in lovely
gown of white satin. with point lace on
the cOrSage and marabou trimming. she
carried a bouquet of roses.
Mrs. Merriam Berryhill Mrs. W. r.
Hoffman. Mrs. E. A. Varela and Mrs.
Charles r. Gantz of Baltimore presided
in the dining room. The tea table had
a centerpiece Of pink roses, and candles
were shaded in pink.
The other assistants were Miss Hazel
Cox. Miss Marie Ray. Miss Edna Saun-
ders. Miss Nettie Carleton. Miss Virginia
Walker. Miss Gertrude Woodard Miss
Ruth Jones. Miss Helen McCumber, Miss
Myrtle Cameron. Miss Frances Saunders
and Miss Josephine Mitchell of Balti-
more. a dinner and informal dance fol-
lowed for the receiving party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincenzo Tozzolo have
issued cards for the marriage of their
daughter Grace and Mr.. Tony Longo at
st. Aloysius' Church. North Capitol and
1 streets northwest, Sunday, December Is.
at 3 o'clock pm. A reception will fol-
low at their residence, 30 LIST street
southwest.
Miss Emma Gray of the Ontario. who
has been out Of town for some time, has
returned.
tea yesterday afternoon in her apart
ment at the Toronto. Mrs. Carter, Mrs.
Marshall Mrs. Irwin. Miss Newberry
and the Misses Murray assisted.
Miss Katherine Weeks. daughter Of
Representative John w. Weeks Of
Newton, and Miss Alice Rowland, both
Pennington school girls. are visiting
their classmate. Miss Alice Chandler.
daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. Frank r.
Chandler. 744 Rush street, Chicago, and
are being widely entertained.
Miss Marie Ray. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs George W. Ray. will be presented at
be assisted by Mrs. Carter. wife of Sen
ator Carter of Montana; Mrs. Adele Hill
Yer. Mrs. William Gwynne, Mrs. NJ ].
Colbert, Miss Sullivan, Mrs. Dennemiller,
con, Miss Alice Wright Miss Ruth Park
err, Miss Marta Calvo, Miss Marian King,
Miss Katharine Poole, Miss Helena Smith
and Miss Antoinette Ray. the schoolgirl
daughter of the family. The receiving
party and a number of young men will
stay for dinner.
Miss Elise Browning. the attractive
young daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Clay Browning, will make her debut to-
day at a tea. Mrs. George w. Evans.
Mrs. James E. Baines and Mrs. Edward
Stevens will assist, with the Misses Ida
Norment Smith. Miss Iris Masters. Miss
Marion True, Miss Betty Baines, Miss
and Miss Clarine Hunter.
A dinner party will follow. Mrs. Brown
ing and her daughter will receive the Fri
days in January.
The Princeton University Mandolin.
Banjo and Glee clubs will give a concert
at the New Willard Hotel Thursday even
ing, December %. 1t will be followed by
an invitation dance rendered to the mu-
steal clubs by the Princeton Alumni AS
ISOLATION of the District of Columbia.
The patronesses of the concert are Mrs.
George w. Brown. Mrs. Charles Russell
Train Mrs. John Wilkins, Mrs. William
Irwin, Mrs. William A. Mearns, Mrs. John
Victor Kaufman. Mrs. Henry Clay
Stewart, Mrs. James Green, Mrs. George
Dunlap and Mrs. John w. Mccartney.
New Willard was tremendous success.
The ballroom was beautifully adorned
with palms, long string Of tables with
Pacific coast and other teatime products,
music. flowers and hundreds OF guests
were factors in the attractive scene.
Mrs. Mckenna. wife Of Justice Nc
Kenna. stood at the head of the hostesses,
a handsome. serene figure. and her well
come was repeated down the line by Mrs.
Frank p. Flint, wife Of Senator Flint, and
Mrs. Joseph b. knowland. Mrs. James c.
Needham. Mrs. julius Kahn. Mrs. Syl-
vester c. Smith. Mrs. Everis A. Hayes.
Mrs. Franklin K. Lane, Mrs. Reginald
Nicholson, Mrs. Charles F. Stokes, Mrs
Oscar Lawler and Mrs. Augustus F.
Fechteler.
The special guests of the occasion, the
Misses Gillett. daughters of the Govern
or of California: Mrs. William w. Nor
Frank l.. Brown and Mrs. A. w. Scott.
ir., made another we'll dressed and smil-
ing group nearby
Very notable guests were the Vice
President and Mrs Sherman and the
Chief Justice and Mrs. White. The ap
pearance Of the latter couple nowadays
is the signal for all old friends and
new ones to extend their congratulations.
They had more than the usual ovation
yesterday. Justice Mckenna was another
notable guest who had much to do with
the sociability Of the event.
The reception was given in honor of the
ladies accompanying the California dele
cation here who are working to get the
Francisco
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Chatard had
as dinner guests last night Senator and
Gen. and Mrs. Sharpe, Miss Wells. Mr..
Siebert and Mr.. William Bowie Clarke.
Miss Frances Miller is giving tea to-
day in compliment to Miss Louise Bayne.
Only her girl friends are asked. and Mrs.
Buchanan of Annapolis, Mrs. Savage OF
Norfolk. Mrs. Panther of New York. who
are house guests: Mrs. Walter Mclean.
Mrs Freeland, Miss BOutell, Miss Stella
Carusi Miss Robyn Young, Miss Edith
Oracle Miss Dorothy Decide, Miss Alice
Wright, Miss Adeline Culp. will be among
those in the receiving party.
Miss Amy Gillett gave a large luncheon
today in honor Of Miss Helen Cannon.
The American Society for Judicial Set
of international Dispute; will hold
a reception at the new building of the
Pan-American Union. 18th street and
Potomac Park. tonight, to which all
persons interested in the cause OF peace
are invited. The reception will take place
after the regular exercises of the even
ing, which will consist of addresses by
Joseph H. ChOate, Simeon E. Baldwin,
of Connecticut: David
Starr Jordan, president Of LELAND STAN
ford University: Oscar s. Straus. former
Secretary of Commerce and Labor, and
others
Miss Edith Russell Wills was married
at noon yesterday at Newburyport, Mass,
to Capt. Robert Hall Campbell Kelton Of
the Coast Artillery Corps. now stationed