Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-06

phony concert this afternoon.
Dinners for the younger set are among
the events on tonight's social program.
Miss Helen Taft will be Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Browns guest; Miss Souther-
land entertafns for Miss McAdoo, and
Miss Alice Boyd, a debutante of last
season. gives a dinner for debutantes of
this year, to be followed by an informal
dance.
Miss Mabel Boardman is giving her
annual reception for the Red Cross So
ciety tonight. 1t is an occasion which
President Taft usually attends.
The assistant secretary. of the navy
and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop entertained
at dinner last night for Miss Helen Taft.
The other guests We're the Postmaster
General, Col and Mrs. Spencer Cosby,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Richard Wainwright jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Griswold, Miss
Adele Colgate, Miss Margery Cotton,
Miss Mary Switzerland. Miss Mary Car
Isle. Prof. Henry c. Emery. Mr.. Willing
Spencer, secretary of the American EN-.
bassy at st. Petersburg; Lieut. Com
mander Henry Butler U. S. ~, and Mr.
William Hit.
last night at the New National for hel
debutante daughter. Miss Edythe Howard
followed by supper at her residence or
18th street. The guests We're Miss Ruth
Pilling. Miss Doris Haywood. Miss Ger
trude Greedy, Miss Louise Bayne. Miss
Dorothy Decide, Mr.. r. NJ. Kaufman.
Mr.. Percival Waters, Mr.. Henry Car
penter, Mr.. John Thompson, Mr.. Doug
las Hlllyer, Mr.. Hungerford and Mr..
Lorimer Graham.
Mrs. Barbour and Miss Marguerite Bar
bour gave a double box party, followed
by supper, last night for their house
party, Miss Perrin. Miss Wood and the
Misses DAILY, all of Baltimore.
Following the church rehearsal for
the wedding tomorrow of Miss Wini-
fred Davis and Lieut. Richard c.
this afternoon, the. bridal party and
other guests will be entertained at d
tea in the apartment of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Todd
Tonight Mr.. and Mrs. Davis will give
a dinner for the bridal party.
Mrs. Pinchot entertained at tea yes
terday afternoon for Lady tombstone.
her daughter. who will return to her
husbands post at Copenhagen shortly.
She will sail the 18th. Mrs. Living
Beale presided at the tea table.
Miss Dorothy Langftt, daughter of
Col and Mrs. Langfitt. entertained at
dinner last night in compliment to Miss
Winifred Davis and Lieut. Richard c.
Moore, u. S. A, Engineer Corps. whose
marriage will take place tomorrow at
the Highlands. The decorations were
red and white. in compliment to Lieut..
Moore's branch of the service.
Miss Jane Sands is giving tea this
nff nr fnr to mt l,avs
cousin, Miss Amelia P. Dutton, who is
a debutante this winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. True have
issued cards for a tea Wednesday after
noon December II, from to o'clock.
at their home, in Fairmont street, to pre-
sent their daughter, Miss Marion True.
and their neice. Miss Elizabeth True, to
Washington society.
Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Smallwood
have issued invitations to reception on
Friday evening. December III, from s to
10 O'Clock, to present their daughter
Miss Dorothy Smallwood.
Mr. and Mrs William f. Dennis, who
will entertain at large tea tomorrow
compliment to Miss Helen Taft, will be
assisted by Mrs. Lurton, wife of Justice
Lurton: Mrs. Taylor, wife of Senator
Taylor Mrs. Hamilton Browning of New
i X.
Gcodloe, Mrs Paul Patterson. Miss EliZ-
abeth Hammond and Miss Eliza McMul-
lin. Mrs Dennis is now enjoying a visit
from her daughter, Mrs. Charles Nelson
Riker. who arrived today from Kentucky
and will spend this month here.
Mrs. Charles W. Richardson and Miss
ANY Richardson. who returned from New
York for Miss Taft's tea,~ left today for
Rive n Y where Miss Amy will be
bridesmaid at the wedding of her cousin,
Miss Dorothea Barron. and Mr.. Philip
Rogers Mallory of Brooklyn.
DIR. and Mrs. Charles ". Richardson
will entertain at an evening party in
January for Miss Helen Taft
Announcement of the marriage last
Thursday in Georgetown. Ohio. of Mrs
Henrietta Marshall. for fifteen years ma
tron at the United States Jail here. and
william NJ. White. a wealthy miller of
that place. came as a distinct surprise
to friends of the bride in this city. The
couple were friends in Georgetown more
than thirty years ago. Mrs White hand
ed in her resignation as matron at the
iail late last month, leaving Washington
without apprising any but her most init
mate friends of her intentions.
Miss Ethel NJ Garrison. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John N. Garrison Of Ballston.
Va, and Mr.. William J. Hill Of Chicago,