Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-10

terday afternoon at the tea which she
gave to introduce her youngest daughter,
Miss Louise Dudley Bayne. The drawing
room and dining room We're exquisitely
decorated for the occasion. and the
charming young debutante was sur
rounded with the bouquets sent her by
admiring friends. Mrs. Bayne received
In handsome gown OF black crepe me-
teor, heavily embroidered and trimmed
with jet. The debutante. standing be-
side her mother was most attractive in
her gown Of white messaline. with an
overdress Of cloth of silver. with silver
bead and crystal trimming. Miss Bayne,
Miss Harriet \. Bayne and Mrs. David
B. Tenant, jr.. of Virginia. sisters of
the debutante. also assisted in receiving.
Mrs. Alfred r. Hopkins and Mrs. Louis
c. Lehr presided at the tea table. The
other assistants were Mrs. John Il. Ga
Haywood. Miss Dorothy Decide. Miss
Edythe Howard, Miss Elizabeth Collins.
Miss Lecnora Finley. Miss Octavia Gill
mour. Miss Margaret Breckenridge and
Miss Eleanor Anderson.
Mrs. William Riley Decide will present
her second daughter, Miss Dorothy Dee
BILE. at large tea this afternoon. al
which the assistants to the hostess and
her two daughters will include Mrs.
Mrs. j. Selwin TAFT, Mrs. Fl. A. Gill, Miss
Doris Haywood. Miss Elizabeth Collins,
Miss Adelaide Heath. Miss Louise Bayne.
Miss Leonora Finley, Miss Gertrud
Greedy. Miss Edythe Howard. Miss Julia
Whiting and Miss Ruth Pilling.
Mrs. A. Gordon Jones will give a dance
at Rauscher's tonight TO introduce her
young daughter. Miss Nancy Gordon Jones,
and also to complimt mt Miss Adaline
Culp. debutante of the present week.
Mrs. Gordon Jones house guests are
the Misses Hopkins of Howard county,
Md: Miss Josephine Broders of War; n
ton. Va, and Miss josephine Page. also
Will enjoy the occasion. including num-
Der of young men from Cornell and Penn
sylvania universities.
Mrs. Mark Hanna, who has been abroad
several months, returned to New York
yesterday.
Many of the younger set went over "a
Fort Myer last night for an informal
dance arranged by the officers.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank A Wolff have
taken the house, 1744 Riggs place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert j. Wynne, who
are again residing in their former home
on Rhode Island avenue, VIII give a bail
the evening of January at Rauscher S,
when Miss Ruth Wynne will be presented.
MIS-. douglas Is spending the
winter in Richmond, Va
Miss Gillette gave luncheon yesterday
in honor Of Mrs Hughes, wife of Justice
Hughes, and Mrs. Lurton. wife Of Justice
Lurton.
Mrs. James W. Pinchot and her daugh-
ter, Lady Alan tombstone. went to New
York today to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
PnchOt, at their home, No. 1921 Park
avenue Lady Alan tombstone will sail
for England December II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hull announce the
marriage Of their daughter ANGELA Marie
and Mr.. John Francis Deeds Wednesday.
November 8. 1910. at st. Pauls Church,
Eilicott City, Nd, Rev. Father NJ. A.
Ryan officiating.
Mr.. Deeds is the eldest son Of Mr. and
Mrs. r. ]. Deeds of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deeds will be at home
after December 10 at lit L street north
west.
Cards have been received here announc-
ing. the marriage Of Miss Ethel May
Taylor of Hyde Park, Mass. at Rockville,
Monday, November %. Mr.. and Mrs.
Taylor will be at home after December Is
at No. ITO Beaver street. Hyde Park,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs S. NJ. Schoenthal of 324
18th street southwest. accompanied by
their daughter Minnie, will leave in a few
days for Uniontown, Ala, where they will
spend the Christmas holidays with Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Pach.
The ladies Of the Rectors Aid, ST. Mar
garets Church. will hold their annual
luncheon and bazaar at Old Masonic
Temple Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
next. Mrs. Redwood Vandergrift Is in
charge of the arrangements and will be
assisted by Mrs. Bradford, Mrs. Sevel'on
Brown, Mrs. Clarence F. Norment, Mrs
Victor Kaufman. Mrs. Braston. Mrs
Charles Fraily, Miss Florence Adams,
Miss Perrin, Miss Mae Grotty and many
others. 1t is expected that their efforts
will meet with even more success than in
nreviOuS wears