Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-28


Upper, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin G.. Ting
ley. Mr.. and Mrs Robert II. Kerr. Mrs.
John G. Holden. Mrs. Charles Ii. Welsh,
Mrs. +. f. Tierney. Mrs. William Giac-
Angela Vandoren. Ernestine Giacchetti.
Mary Jack, Lila Maynader. Mary Por-
ter. Dorothy L. Gait, and Messrs. VIII
liam Heron. Dwight Gait. Harold w.
and Waldo Burnside. the Misses + liza
beth, Cary and Lenora Gourley of Hol-
lands Point. Calvert county; Miss Nellie
Hyatt, Mitchellsville. Prince George
county; Miss Margaret Boyden and Mr.
John H. Boyden. Glendale. Prince
George county. Tom Kerr of Goltry
Okla: F. H. Hinckley of williamsport.
Pa: Messrs. S. B. and William Seay of
Riverdale. Md: Miss Mary Du Bots and
Mr.. Samuel Du Bcis of Baltimore; Miss
Mary Hellmuth of Alexandria. Va: j. 7.
Torbert of Cleveland Park. ID. c.: Prof
r. II. Ruffner of College Park. Miss
Marie Bevan of Arlington. Baltimore.
and Capt Lindsey Sylvester. Lieut.. ID. w:
Glass, Lieut., d. r. Deviiblss. Corporal
the Cadet Battalion. Maryland Agricui-
tural College and NJ. f. Tydings OF
HaNre de Grace. Md.
Washington, remained over Thanksgiving
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Nathanlel
Thayer. who had a family party. AT the
opera last week i'm Boston Mrs. Thayer
had box party each night.
Miss Adelaide Chatfield-Taylor. at her
debut last week at the Chicago home
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. {.
Characterization, received 200 boxes of
flowers.
Mrs. Chatfield-Taylor's gown was of
pale blue chiffon over pink chiffon, elab-
orately embroidered in corals and pearls.
She wore a diamond and pearl necklace
and a long string of pearls. Miss Chat
C 1sn.,A
white charmeuse, with band of point
de Venise across the front OF the bodice.
She carried huge bouquet of lilies OF
the valley and orchids
Dancing was the feature Of the after
noon. the house having ballroom.
The most interesting engagement OF
last week. according to Boston author
ity. was that of Miss Carrie Louise Mum
of Washington and Manchester to Mr.
Reginald Boardman. only son of Mr. L
Dennie Boardman of Beacon street, and
brother Of Mrs. Wallace Goodrich. Miss
Mum is considered one of the most
popular girls at the north shore. is both
pretty and pleasing and something of ar
heireSS as well. At one time the engage
ment Of Miss Mum and Theodore Roose
welt. jr., was predicted by society, blu,
the prophecy failed to materialize Miss
Munn's eldest brother, Charles A. Mum
jr.. cut short his career at Harvard in
Philadelphia belle and beauty, and after
prolonged period Of absence abroad i.
passing the winter in Boston in order t.
complete his college course. Miss Gladly.
Mum, the younger sister of Miss Carrie
Mum, is passing the winter in Paris. fin
| ishing her studies at one of the fashion
able schools, and will be leading debu
tante OF next winter.
Letters from Mrs. George Won L. Meyer
wife 0f fhp Secretary of the NAVY w
sailed for the Mediterranean on the last
trip of the Saxonia from New York, re-
port a most delightful crossing, varied
with an unusually exciting episode. While
off the Azores to SaXonia sighted the
Scotia, en- route for Bremerhaven, with a
| broken shaft. which had lain helpless fol
six days. The Saxonia towed the Scotia
en- route for Bremerhaven, with heI
course to Madeira. The incident did
! much to enliven the voyage for the pas
SengerS.
Mrs. Meyer and her daughters are ex.
pected back shortly.
Friends Of Mrs. Hunt Slater will be
| interested to know that she is to spend
! the winter in Europe, having leased a
delightful apartment in Paris, on the
Champs Elysee, where she will doubtless
do much entertaining.
| Mrs. r. W. Downing of Locust street
Philadelphia, gave luncheon and theatel
party, followed by tea, at the Bellevue
| Stratford, Friday, in honor of Miss Rutf
Wilson, of this city.
Count Won Brusselle of the Austrian
embassy, has gone abroad for a four
| month vacantion and Count de Adry,
| new member OF the Austrian embassy
staff, has arrived
| Miss Vivian Gould. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. George Gould: Miss Angelica Brown
Mr. I. Townsend Burden and Mr. Ralph
Bloomer will be here December l. as
guests Of Mrs. Oliver Cromwell.
Mrs. Andre W. Brewster, wife of Maj
Brewster Of Washington. accompanied by
| Mrs. Darlington, the wife of Gen. f. A
Darlington, inspector general of the army
are in Detroit on a short visit to the sis
| ter Of the former, Mrs. E. Chandler
Walker. In honor of her guests Mrs
Walker gave buffet luncheon Saturday
| for thirty of her more intimate friends
Mrs. Brewster and Mrs. Darlington expect
to return to Washington tomorrow.
Senator and Mrs Burrows are enter
| tanning a niece of the latter, Mrs. Bingley
Fales of Detroit, who came on last week
| for Thanksgiving. After completing hel
visit with Mrs. Burrows, she will be the
guest Of Mrs. Burrows other niece, Mrs
L. P Wadsworth, also of Detroit, who il
| spending the season in Washington, ano
has an apartment at the Highlands.