Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-02
SOCIETY.
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and will be assisted in doing the nonors /
several times by Mrs. Richard Eve,S,l
Byrd, the attractive wife OF sl,edhtI !
Byrd Of the Virginia assembly. o"i. an"
Mrs. J. Scott Parrish will entertain al
dinner, with Gov. and Mrs. Swanson az
guests Of honor. the evening OF Janu ,n,
:. Mrs William Jefferson PaShe OF ~
Parke avenue gave a bridge party Tue
afternoon Of December - to Mrs. swan
son. Ten tables played and the enter
tainment was a brilliant affalr 'ruests
from various hunts throughout Virginia
Will join the Deep Run Hunt for IT'S Ne"
ear sport today The meet Will Stdi
from Chestnut Hill and luncheon Will ne
served at the clubhouse when the huht y
over. Mrs. Swanson will be one oil the
receiving party.
Mr. Frederick William Scott Of $40 Park
avenue gave a stag dinner yesterday 70
Mr.. Arthur Glasgow of London, England,
who has joined his wife and little daugh-
ter in Richmond, and is the guest OF MI.
John I. Branch at ! West Franklin
street Miss Mary Scarborough. an al
tra"tiVe debutante Of this season, was the
hostess Of an ENJOYABLE dinner dance al
her home, Monument avenue. Ih'rsues
evening Of this week. Mrs. Menalcts
Landlord Of Norfolk. who is visiting her
parents, Judge and Mrs. Waddill, in Rich !
| mond was given a buffet luncheon Thurs
day afternoon, by Mrs. Robert Henry
Talley of Westhampton. Mr.. and MIS-
1nOinaS l.. JfTreSS OIL MPddOW IoIooh
near Richmond, We're at home yesterday
to their friends. Miss Minerva Hasklns
and Mr.. Robert Miller Jeffress re-
ceivcd with Mr.. and Mrs. T. +. Jefress-
Miss Nora Randolph entertained the
debutantes of this season at an afternoon
tea Wednesday, III her home. on FLOYD
avenue Mrs. w. Q. Crockett Of Cathedral
place cnter aimed at bridge Tuesday after
noon, her guests including Mrs. Benjamin
Nash. Mrs. {. &. Walker. Mrs. Armistcad
Wexford Mrs. Howard Sutton, Mrs.
Cloyd Kent, Misses Avis Grant Anna
Purcell, Jean Knox and birmingham
Elicit.
The dances given by the Monday and
Tuesday German clubs this week were
the most brilliant of the winter. The
ballroom was gay with Christmas ever
green's the Railways and arches being
festooned with running cedar, the Win
dows curtained with holly and wall
pockets of poinsettias and Christmas bells
suspended from the chandeliers. A mum
Der of out of town people of distinction
were guests of the Monday club. Col
Stern led. with Mss Edith Taylor, who
Wore black net over satin, with gold EN-
broideries, and carried yellow roses
| Christmas favor tree was the feature OF
the Tuesday dance. the favors being dis
tributed Just before supper Chaperens
| were Mrs. r. Carter Scott. in white lace
and pearls; Mrs. Henry l.andon cabell
| in pailletted black net; Mrs. James d.
Patton, in gray silk; Mrs. Charles r.
| Workman, in black velvet, and Mrs.
| Henry Ingram, in gray crepe. The debu-
| tantes were all dancing and the array
| of pretty faces and frocks rendered the
| ballroom unusually brilliant.
! Miss Courtenay Crump. who has been
| the guest Of Miss Flora Mason, in Fred
ericksburg, has gone with her brother
| Mr.. William Crump, to join house party
at Chairman, on the Rappahannock. Mrs.
| Osterloh and Miss Julie Osterloh, who
have also been with friends in Frederlcks-
burg, sailed yesterday for Europe and will
not return until next autumn. Mrs. Bar
ton Wise gave a beautiful dinner Mon
day before the german. in honor of her
house guest. Miss Charlotte holland of
Baltimore and Fauquier county. Mrs
Wise's guests were Misses Eda Atkinson,
Frances Myers Ella Buck and Page Roy
ALL, Messrs. Otis Afriend, Leigh Page.
Stuart Leake, William holland and Henry
S. Harrison.
Quite party Of guests from distance
assembled for the wedding of Miss Ethel
Andrews Burke and Mr. William Lacey
Carpenter of Philadelphia, which was
quietly celebrated December % in the
home Of the bride, on West Grace street.
Among the out-of-toWn guests witnessing
the ceremony We're Mrs. /. II. Carpen-
ter ard Messrs. Frank and Harvey Car
penter OF Philadelphia William Lacey
and Mr.. and Mrs. +. b. Myers of Omaha.
Eeb., and Mrs. William Parry of Pitts
burg, Pa. Miss Margaret Conway Of 3
East Grace street gave a tea Tuesday
afternoon in honor OF her sister, Mrs.
Henry Warren of Orange county, return
ing to her home this week after spending
the Christmas season in Richmond. Misses
Rose Dickinson and Elsie Hall were COM
plinented by tea given Wednesday aft
ernoon by Mrs. S. II. Halves, at her home, |
Windy knowe, near Richmond.