Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-15

has been invited to meet the ladies OF the
California exposition delegation. INCLUDE
Frank l.. Brown, Mrs. William w. Nor
row, Mrs. Leon Sloss and Mrs. A. w.
Scott. jr. The hostesses will be Mrs.
Joseph McKenna, Mrs. Frank F. Flint,
Needham, Mrs. Julius Kahn, Mrs. syl-
vester c. Smith. Mrs. Everis A. Hayes,
Mrs. Franklin K. Lane. Mrs. Reginald
Nicholson, Mrs. Charles F. Stokes, Mrs.
Oscar Lawler and Mrs. Augustus F. Fech-
teller.
Miss Flora Wilson, daughter Of the
Secretary of Agriculture, who has been
giving successful concerts in the south,
sang recently in Ashville. n. c., later at
Gen. and Mrs. Charles J. Allen, whose
guest she was.
Mrs. Louis Lehman korn was hostess
terday at the New Wizard in honor Of
her cousin, Miss Marjorie Hereford.
daughter OF Lord Hereford Of Hereford.
shire. England. Mrs. Korn and Miss
will be guests of friends until Monday,
when they 60 to New York. Many SOCIAL
engagements have been made for them ID
both cities. and they will not return to
washington before the carly part OF
January.
DR.. and Mrs. Wallace Men and Miss
Nancy Nen have returned from Europe
and have taken an apartment at the Con-
neciicnt for the winter.
Harold Wider. Formerly Of the the Chicago
University, presented her niece. Miss
Annie Abel to her friends =
from wellesley College last spring
and has made her home the greater paft
Of the time with her uncle and aunt
An orchestra played throughout the tea
The hostess wore black lace over light
blue satin and the debutante wore 4 lace
dress, made. over white. and carried an
American beauty cluster.
Randolph. Miss Butler. Miss webster, Miss
Ruth Norcross. Miss Evelyn Norcress;
Miss Jane Thorall and Miss Andrews.
of Miss Vivian Gould. second daughter
Of MIR. and Mrs. George Jay Gould. and
Lord Decies was ANNOUNCED in London
yesterday. confirmed by the titled Brit
Usher. who is sailing for England sat.
to be true by the parents Of the young
lady. 1t is supposed, however, that the
formal announcement will be made on
the occasion Of Miss Goulds coming out
party. which has been set for January
Miss Gould spent three very active days
here this week with Miss Louise Crdra-
we'll, and Is, therefore, doubly interesting
to Washington society. She was in Eti.
rope with her parents last summer. and
went out in London society.
| AS has been the case with all the chill
dren Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gould. their daugh.
ter. Miss Vivian, has passed the greater
part Of her life at Georgian Court, theil
handsome country place in Lakewood
| ~ YlkA hnr t1rr otox>r Az
is fond OF outdoor life, rides we'll and Is
Q good tennis player. With the members
Of the family she has also passed much
time at their camp in the Adirondacks,
where they have all lived much in the
open air.
Miss Gould's first appearance in society
was last April, as one Of the bridesmaids
at the wedding Of her older sister, Mist
Marjorie Gould, and Mr. Anthony Drexel
jr., which was celebrated in st. Barthols
news Church.
Lord Decies Is now in New York. Al
the Hon. John Beresford he has made
several visits to New York. and during
these visits he was a frequent guest at
Georgian Court, where he went to play
polo. He came here early last month to
ride at the national horse snow, which
was held in the Madison Square Garden
Mrs. Anthony J. Drexel,: Jr.. at their
home. 1915 5th avenue. He has been q
frequent visitor also to Georgian Court
during this time, ana has been there
each week with the members Of the Gould
family. With whom be has frequently
been at the Metropolitan opera. as was
| the case last night.
| Lord Decies will spend the Christmas
holidays with his relatives, but 1t is ex.
pected that he will return to New York
soon after the beginning Of the New Year.
Lord Decies, John Graham Hope Hors.
1
He succeeded to the title q short time
ago through the death Of his elder broth:
or. He was born December 8, 1858. lie
IL a lieutenant colonel Of the 7th Hussart
and a member OF the Distinguished Serv-
Ice Older. He has fought In many cam
paiGns, serving against the Mad Afullah
in Somaliland. In the Matabels war and
the Boer war. Beside being . polo play.
or, he has distinguished himself as q
cricketer, and is keenly interested ir
hunting and racing.
The ambassador Of Austria Hungary
and Baroness Won Henselmuller. who
are at the st. Regis. In New York, will
return to washington Saturday.
The Mexican ambassador entertained al
Luncheon yesterday. when his guests were
the Turkish Ambassador. the minister OF
Denmark and Countess Moltke. Mrs. Ell.
sns Miss hssa nns {hass =, sss
| legation at Paris; NJ van Weede and NJ
de Beaufort OF the Netherlands legation
Marquis Algara and Senior Eulle Of th<
embassy stan.
Mrs. james Duncan 0ateWood and thu
Misses oatswood will be ut home thu
nrst and third Wednesdays In Jsnuary
end February at their new home. 20.
Massachusetts avenue.
! Nr. aud Mrs.. Isaac T. Mann. who have