Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-26
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
WHITE HOUSE PROGRAM OF RE.
CEPTI0NS AND DINNERS.
A New State Affair in Honor Of the
Speaker-Personal
Notes.

The program of receptions and dinners
at the White House for the season OF
1910-11 was announced yesterday. The
usual procedure has been followed with
one addition, a Speakers dinner, which
will be given February Il.
The dates and occasions are as follows:
Cabinet dinner, December 10; New Year
reception. January .; diplomatic recep-
ton. January 10; diplomatic dinner. jan
uary II; judicial reception, January
"a; Supreme Court dinner, January
81: congressional reception. February q;
Speakers dinner, February IA, and army
and navy reception, February II.
Mrs Taft entertained a theater party
last evening, her guests occupying two
boxes at the Belasco. In the party were
Miss Helen Taft and her house guests.
Miss Phyllis Rice. Miss Isabel Vincent.
Crane, with Capt Butt, Capt. Grayson.
| Lieut.. Commander Palmer. Mr.. Foster
| Dulles and Mr.. Charles Glover, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Dennis enter
tanned at a dinner last evening in COM
| pliment to Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Lurton,
| the other guests being Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Johnson Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Lurton, jr.
| Miss Isabel Clarke entertained at an
informal dinner last night in compliment
to Miss Eleanor Terry and Lieut.. Cam
| perio. The other guests were Lieut.. and
Mrs. Russell Train, Miss Margery Cotton,
Miss Gilmore. Miss Talbot, Capt. Quick.
Mr.. Newton Gulick, Mr.. Leahy, U. s. N,
and Mr.. Jack Siebert.
| Mrs John W. Bayne has cards out for
Friday. December 9, 4 to Z, when her
daughter, Miss Louise Dudley Bayne, Will
be presented.
Mrs David Stewart Hendricks invita-
tons for Friday, December =, ) to Z, for
Miss Hendricks debut have been issued.
lotte Pettus left Washington last night
| for the south, and Mrs Pettus has re-
called the invitations for the tea at which
| she was to have presented Miss PettIs,
Saturday, December ).
| Miss Ida Norment Smith, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Odell Seymour Smith, went
to Philadelphia this morning. taking a
party Of matrons and MAIDS with her,
who will be her guests today at the 11ot
| ball game, at which she has a box.
Mrs. Charles w. Richardson and Miss
Amy Richardson are visiting friends in
tend the Army and Navy game. From
there they go to New York for a few
days.
Miss Amy Richardson's tea will be the
18th of December
| Mrs. George A. Barnes of Akron, Ohio,
| is the guest of her sister, Mrs. William
Hamilton Bayly of 2125 N street.
Mrs Paul Fitzsimons, 1911 Adams Mil
road, will be at home Saturdays in De-
cember and January after December D.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. William l.
Soleau was the scene Of very pretty
| wedding last evening, when their daugh-
| ter Edna became the bride of Mr.. How
ard NJ. Lum The Rev. Father McGee
performed the ceremony in the presence
| Of the relatives and a few intimate
| friends. The bride was given In marriage
| by her father and was attended by her
three sisters and most intimate friend
Miss Minnie Kelly. The bride was attired
| In becoming gown Of white crepe char.
meuse and lace and tulle veil caught
| with lilies of the valley She carried
shower bouquet of lilies Of the valley
anthemums tied with tulle. The best man
| was Mr.. Harold Libbey of Boston. Dur
ing the ceremony Miss Edith Laramore
gave an appropriate musical program
! After the ceremony a reception was held
and later in the evening Mr.. and Mrs
Lum left Washington for a short trip
They will then make their home in FAIR.
port, N. Y.
!
| Mr.. and Mrs. de B. Randolph Keim and
Miss Harriette Keim have closed their
summer home, Edgemont. Reading. Pa,
and have opened their Washington house
at 1913 T street northwest, for the WIN
| ter Mrs and Miss Keim will be at home
on Fridays.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Webster Manning, Mr.
Thomas w. Smith and Mr.. Harlow F.
Smoot left for Philadelphia today to wit
ness the Army and Navy game.
A very successful Thanksgiving mas
querade ball was given THURSDAY even
ing at the Masonic Temple by the Con.
gregation Ohov Scholom. 1t was attend
ed by over 600 people. and proved the
greatest success ever held. both socially
Ind financially. Five valuable prizes were
awarded. after which dancing was enjoy.
ed. Refreshments were served and the
call lasted until after midnight. The COM
mittee consisted of A. c. Bobys, chair.
man: D. Bergazin. D. Notes. c. Scheff
I. Neviaser, s. Biron, M. Goldman. E.
Sherman, p. Harrison, p. Root, I. Miller,
M Weber, D. Robin, B. Katz and J.
Flax, president of the congregation.