Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-07
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS TAFT MEETS THE BUDS AT
PILLING HOME.
Miss Richardson's Debut Fixed for
December 12-0ther Events.
Personal Notes.

Miss Helen Taft was the guest of
honor at a beautiful luncheon given to-
day by Miss Ruth Pilling. daughter of
Mrs. James C. Pining. In the happy
young company to meet the daughter of
the President there were present of the
other debutantes of the coming winter
Miss Doris Haywood. Miss Gertrude
Greedy. Miss Charlotte Pettus, Miss
Louise HELEN. Miss Dorothy Deehle, Miss
Elizabeth Collins. Miss Louise Bayne and
Miss Julia Whiting, and Miss Clara Swift
Moore. whose debut is still year off.
Miss Taft returned yesterday after a few
days visit in New York, and was at st.
Johns Church for the morning service
with her mother.
Mrs. Charles W. Richardson, who, on ac-
count of illness In her family. has been
deferred from planning the coming out of
her daughter, Miss Amy Richardson, has
now decided on December II to present
her to her friends. The presentation
will be in the nature of a tea at her
home on Connecticut avenue. Later in
the season she will entertain at con-
versational party for the young buds.
Still later. she will entertain at several
small dinners followed by musicals, a
form OF entertainment Of which Mrs.
Richardson is fond. The tea win bring
to the city many professional friends OF
Miss Amy's father from different parts
of the country. Miss Amy, being home
girl, has always been great favorite
with her fathers friends. and many of
them have dates with her for her COM
ing-out party dating from her babyhood.
Mrs. Richardson expects to have with
her at that time the wives of the per-
sonal friends of Dr. Richardson's student
days at the University of Pennsylvania,
cDkff ~ -As,Nx-
far as known, is the only bud of the
season who has the honor Of both parents
being native Washinstonians.
Morrison gave handkerchief shower.
Friday Miss Florine Walker and Miss
Inez Parker gave kitchen shower and
Saturday Miss Helen Gardner and Miss
Maize orbello gave linen shower, all
be married this evening to DR.. Roy
Franklin Dunmire.
Mrs. George McIihenney and her niece,
MrA James Rutherford, who spent the
turn to- their home, 2001 0 street north
west, Wednesday.
Miss Louise ~ Charlotte, Rosendale and
Mr.. G. r. Stambaugh will, be married
Wednesday evening, November 9. at the
brides home, 21c3 1st street north west.
the Rev. James d. Buhrer officiating. The
ceremony will be witnessed by only the
immediate families. "A reception will fol-
low.
Cards are. just out. announcing the mar
riage Of Miss Ella Morgan AUSTIN. daugtl-
ter Of DR.. and Mrs.. Thomas Morgan Aus
tin of Parsons, W.. Va, and Mr.. Harold
r. Enlows of Chicago. Ill, September. z.
1910, at Baltimore. Md. They will be at
home to their friends Thursday at l4:G
Meridian place northwest.
"a
Grant Parish and Miss Parish are
spending the month of November in
Spain, making Madrid their point of resi-
dence during frequent visits to the an
cient Spanish cities of historical interest
Monday evening, January. Q. has been
selected for the charity ball. which will
be held as usual at the New Willard. The
announcement of the date thus early is
simply to have 1t reserved, \ precautfon.
however. which Is almost entirely need
less, as the custom Of society giving glad
~ one evening in the. very beginning of
the season to this favorite charity. has
ing ever interferes with 1t. A special
reason for the success OF the ball, how
ever. this season is the fact that the
hoard Of directors must furnish the new
wing Of the hospital, which has been re-
Gently completed and which was found
so necessary by the constantly increasing
needs. of the institution. Mrs. Horace
Westcott is chairman Of the ball COM
mittee and Mr.. George Howard will head
the floor committee. Capt. Arthur f..
Harding. L. S. NJ. c., will be the vice
chairman.
Miss Madeline Nolon of Denver, Miss
Marie Mitchell Of Michigan and Miss
Frances Thompson of this city will be
members of house party to be enter
tanned by Mrs.. William Bruce kirkman,
1426 Ridge avenue. Evanston, ILL.,. this
month. The young women are coming
debut of Miss Ethel kirkman, who is
to be presented TO society at a large re-
ception at the Evanston Club by her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
Kirkman, November is.
Miss Margaret Niche of this city is i'll
Chicago the guest OF Miss Elizabeth Ten
mis-, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Ten
mis-. 1929 JudsOn- avenue, Evanston, who
is to be debutante OF Saturday next.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. stevens have
gone to Chicago to be present at the mar
son, John F. Stevens, jr. and Miss Leilea
A. Vincent Lynch, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Lynch, S65 Dearborn ave-
nue. The original plans for the wedding
ing called west for several months on a
business trip. The wedding will be SIM
ply a quiet family affair. and the same
day the young couple will depart for the
west.
Miss Hannah Flore of Osakis Mimi,
and Mr. william NJ. Gait Mish were mar
ried at the home of the bride, November
], 1910 They will make their home in
the west, where Mr.. Mish has been en-
gagged I'm business for the last year and a
half.
Miss Amelie Rosendale entertained at
luncheon and cards Saturday afternoon
in honor Of her sister. Miss Louise Char
Iotte Rosendale. whose marriage to Mr..
G. b. Stambaugl will take place We'd
nesday evening, November .. The guests
included. Mrs. Walter N. Brown, Mrs.
Edwin H.. Etc. Mrs. William KembaIl,
Miss Edith Presnell. Miss Florence
Bush, Mrs. J. e. Stambangh. Mrs War
rem 8. Orton. Miss Ella NJ. Kurtx, Miss
Bessie Russell. Mrs. A. Parker. Miss
Mamie Kurtz, Mrs. Samuel Carroll Miss
Edna L. Lyle, Miss Annie Davidson,
Mrs Sherman Hoover. Miss Inez How
ard, Miss jessie Besseiievre Mrs. p.
Heiskell Hill. Miss Catherine Kiefer. Miss
Dora Herbert and Mrs. George Langley.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond. who
are still staying on at their beautiful
estate. Lookout Hill, in Gloucester, are
returning here shortly. Mrs. Hammond