Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-21
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
MR.. AND MRS. SHERMAN DINED
AT LETTER HOME.
A Charming Occasion Today to Meet
Miss Robertson-Miss Neff's
Debut-Notes.

The Vice President and Mrs. Sherman
dined last night with Mrs. Letter. whose
other guests were the ambassador of
Austria-Hungary and Baroness Hengel-
muller, the Secretary of the Treasury and
Mrs. MacVeagh, the Attorney General
and Mrs. Wickersham, the Secretary of
Commerce and Labor and Mrs. Nagel.
the minister of the Netherlands and
Nine. Loudon, Senator Wetmore, Senator
Kean, Miss Kean, the, secretary to the
President and Mrs. Charles Norton, Mrs.
E. II. G. Slater. Miss Boardman, DIR. and
Mrs Buckner Randolph, Mr.. A. Maurice
Lowe and MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Letter.
Mrs. Sherman went to Utica today to
spend this and next week at her home
there. The Vice President will join his
wife in a day or two and their sons and
families will spend Christmas with them
and will also return here with them fol
New Year. Mrs. Sherman expects Other
out-of-town guests to be with her at hel
New Year day reception.
Miss Taft dined last. evening with Mr.
and Mrs. A. G. McClintock at their home
on 18th street.
MIS-. waiter l.. WyNlHe gave d IOSS
luncheon today. at Rauscher's when
thirty-six young guests were seated about
a large round table in the ballroom. 1t
was given in honor of her debutante
granddaughter, Miss Louise Fairfax
Robertson, daughter of Mrs. G.. W. Rob-
ertson, both Of whom returned in the late
autumn from a stay Of more than year
abroad and are spending the winter with
Mrs. Wyville at the Everett.
The table had several PLAQUES of pink
,fV,o n
over the cloth between the flowers and
the pink shaded candlesticks. The name
cards had also a pretty decoration OF
hand painted roses.
Mrs. Wyville and Mrs. Robertson and
Miss Robertson had at table with them
Miss Dorothy Gatewood. Miss Elizabeth
Matile, Miss Hazel Cox. Miss Natalie
briggs. Miss Alkaline Culp, Miss Nancy
Gordon Jones. Miss Ruth Moves. Miss
Elizabeth Moves. Miss Ruth Bliss, Miss
Elizabeth Gaines of Warrenton, Va. Miss
Edith Oracle. Miss Hannah Taylor, Miss
Margaret knight, Miss Eleanor Lanahan
Miss Edith Fry. Miss Dom. Miss Ellen
Lemley, Miss Christina Carlo, Miss
Maria Teresa Carlo. Miss Mar.
caret Strothers Smith, Miss Ida Norment
Smith, Miss Marion King, Miss Nellie
Acker, Miss Kittie Robertson of Balti
more, Miss Marie Ray. Miss Julia Heyl
Miss Maud Boardley of Baltimore. Mis-:
Stella Carusi. Miss Fearn, Miss Lucinda
r, Pennebaker Miss Frances Miller. miss
Mildred Duvall and Miss Dorothy Dent
The marriage of Miss Edith Aber
crombie- Miller and Mr.. Walter r. Tuck
errnan of this city will take place at moor
Weanesdsy Sres at Gr fo
lowing at Loantaka Farms the home u
Morristown Of the brides sister. Mrs. F
Ashton de Peyster On account OF ths
death last fall of Commander Abercrom
vVryf11 IHoy nv
only the immediate families having beer
invited.
Mrs. Robert Hinckley and Miss GLADYS
Hinckley entertained at dinner last night
for Mrs. Albert Akin Of New York
daughter of the Attorney General and
Mrs. Wickersham. who is with he1
parents for the holidays.
The concert by the Princeton University
Glee Banjo and Mandolin Clubs at the
New Willard tomorrow evening Will be
followed by a dance. Myron Melvin
Parker, 1912, Washington boy, is a
member Of the Princeton musical clubs
and has a number on the program in
which he gives clog dance accompani-
ment to the banjo club. Many of the
Triangle Clubs entertainers are with the
musical organizations. and besides the
variety Of musical selections there have
been introduced some comedy numbers
The Misses fOFtlcT Will ctttCTtdul dt d
tea for the Princeton men at $3.50 tomer-
row afternoon.
Mrs. Arthur Murray. wife of Brig. Gen.
Murray. L. S. A.. was, hostess today at a
pretty luncheon for Miss Carol Newberry,
the guest of her daughters. the Misses
Carolyn NJ. and Sadie de r. Murray.
There were also present Miss Hildegarde
Nagel, Miss Jeanette Allan. Miss Mil.
dred Greble. Miss Helen Downing Miss
Marguerite Barbour. Miss Ruth Parker
MISS Marjorie Aleshire, Miss Ethel Mae
Murray and Miss Evelyn Chew. Yellow
and white flowers adorned the table.
The former minister of Nicaragua and
Nine. Luis f. Corea entertained at a din
ner last night at the New Willard for Mr.
and Mrs. Spivey of Cincinnati and Mr.
Wolff of New Orleans. After dinner they
gave a box party at the Columbia and a
supper at the hotel. additional guests
joining them at the latter.
Miss Mary Radford Is entertaining this
evening At card party for her house