Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-17
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
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D. Conner. Z. 8. A. and Mrs. Conner
received for the committee. supper
followed the dancing.
Mai. and Mrs. Conner entertained at
dinner at their quarters at the barracks
before the hop.
Mr.. Dwight Wooster and Miss Florence
Wooster of Empuria, Kan. and Mis-
Lena Lindeman of San Jose. Cal, are
spending the winter with Representative
and Mrs. Hayes OF California.
Miss Florence King will be at home
Tuesday. December 20. from to q
o'clock at 3112 N street. She Will have
with her Mrs. Thomas ]. Wingfeld OF
Birmingham. Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Bernard Guittard,
who have spent the summer near Trout
Lake, Mimi, and remained for the hunt
ing season. will leave December 70 TOT Los
Angeles, Cal, where they will visit Col.
and Mrs. Robert Finley Hunter. Mrs. Ed
win Kirby Harris, jr.. and Mrs. George
Albert MangIm.
Mrs. Matthew T. Scott, president gen.
eral Of the Daughters of the American
Revolution, will be at home at the Ar.
lington TUESDAY, December q, from
to o'clock, to every member Of the
Daughters. of the American Revoiution
who has been placed upon any nationa
or special committee: This cordial In
vitation is extended to members of these
committees by Mrs Scott through the
newspapers Of the city only.
Baron Rosen. Russian ambassador
Lady Alan tombstone and Lord Decies
were fellow passengers on the Maure'
tania, which sailed today from New
York.
Mr. and Mrs. George T. Smallwood
were the hosts at a charming reception
last evening from 8 to 10 o'clock at their
residence. on street, when their young
daughter. Miss Dorothy, made her formal
entrance into society.
The introductions were made to them by
Master Graeme Smallwood, in the flower
bedecked ballroom, where the bouquets
sent the debutante were piled on mantels,
tables and stairways-a substantial evil
dence Of the pleasant welcome extended
the young lady by friends of the family
and members of the Phi Beta Society.
The hostess was attired in an imported
white lace gown over taffeta and Miss
Smallwood wore a beautiful dress OF gold
marquisette over blue satin and carried q
shower bouquet of lilies of the valley and
orchids. The dining room decorations were
in yellow. Presiding at the refreshmen'
table were Mrs. Ordway and Miss Lane
assisted by Mrs. st. Clair Hill. Mrs
Thomas Howerton, Mrs. Henry Kondrup
Mrs. Alexandria Mullowney and Mrs. Hor.
ace Chandlee assisted. as did Miss Kath
crime Birney, Miss Myrtle Cameron, Mis-.
Marguerite Weller. Hiss Helen Hender
son. Miss Nina Van Arsdale. Miss COST
nett, Miss Tunstall, Miss Langley and
Miss Toughy.
An informal dance for the young guest!
completed the evenings pleasure.
The Japanese ambassador and Baroness!
Uchida entertained at q breakfast today
Mr.. and Mrs William Dudley F'oulke
Maj Allaire. L. s. A, military attache a.
Vienna, Austria, and Mrs. Allaire, Mr.
Lindsay Russell, and Mr.. Hamilton Hol
of New York, DR.. Takamine Of New York
the counselor of the embassy and Mrs
Satsui. and Commander Tokutaro Hiraga
naval attache Of the Japanese embassy.
Mrs. Richardson Glover gave a lunch
con today and Christmas eve will
give dinner dance, and January 3 :
dance for her young daughter, Mis-
Beatrice Clover. who will be home from
school for the holidays.
Miss MATHS gave luncheon today.
Mr.. Joseph Herzog will celebrate hi
SEVENTEEN birthday tomorrow. Sunday
evening, and will be home to his friend
from to 10 O'Clock at the residence o
his daughter, Mrs. s. J. CHASER, 3349 18tl
street northwest.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Henderson en-
| tertained about two hundred guests a
| reception last night in honor of tn