Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-24
OLIDAY pleasures OF a most
delightful description have
been arranged for the young
people this week, both for

morrow night at the Highlands, and
Mrs. Alexander Britton on Tuesday
night, who is entertaining for the
friends of her second daughter, Mar
garet.
Mrs Theodore W. Noyes is giving a
dance Tuesday night at Rauschers fol-
her debutante daughter. Miss Eliza
beth Noyes. It will be a mask domino
party.
Miss Margaret Diapers fancy dress
ball Is Wednesday night, and Mrs
HayWood's holiday ball will be on
Thursday.
Friday night the White House ball
will be the event, and Saturday night
Mrs. John r. McLean's cotiIlon for
Miss Draper will be given
The British ambassador will have the
pleasure of leading the diplomatic CORPS
TO the blue room at the Presidents New
year reception, according to present in
dlcations, as the dean of the CORPS Baron
| HenSelmuller, has not yet returned from
Europe, and the French ambassador. who
Is next in rank, accompanied by Nine. JUS
serand, is with the Attorney General and
Mrs. Wlckersham's party at Panama The
other ambassadors who are likely to fol-
| low Mr.. Bryce in presenting New Year
fluctuations to the head of the American
government will be the German Turkish
Itdllan, Brazilian and Mexican and Rus
sian representatives
| To the latter the scene will not be an
entirely unfamiliar one, though the great
err spaciousness and better facilities now
at the White House changes the char
| acter of the latter day functions there
| The Brazilian ambassador, Mr.. Domicio
ga lama, arrived here last June Cheya-
| ller Won Loewenthal Linau, counselor of
the Austria Hungarian embassy and
charge d'affaires, will head the embassy
| I.afo ont lie
or the French embassy, that Of France
| The first secretary of the Japanese en-
bassy, Mr.. Masanao Hanihari, is its
| charge d'affaireS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Leslie Lloyd have
been spending their honeymoon here en-
| route to their future home in New York
They were married recently at the home
of the brides parents. former Representa-
tive and Mrs. Gardner, in Michigan Mr.
Lloyd is a son of Representative and
Mrs. Lloyd Of Missouri.
The President and Mrs Taft enter
tanned large party of young people at
dinner last night. Mr.. Robert Taft has
returned from college for the holidays
and Miss Taft will have several friends
from out of town for this week
Mrs William F. Draper and Miss
Draper entertained at dinner last night
the Russian ambassador and Nine
Bakhmeteff, the Brazilian ambassador,
Senator Lippitt. the counselor of the
French embassy and Nine. Lefevre Por-
mander and Mrs. Vassiiieff, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. C. Glover. Mr. and Mrs. Wood
berry Blair, Mrs. Lloyd Bowers, Mrs.
Hunt Slater, DR.. and Mrs. Preston Sat
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Beale Mclean.
Miss Bowers, Miss Wales, Miss Sophy
Johnston, Mr.. John Campbell, Mr.. C. G.
Glover, jr, and Mr.. Thomas Bowers
Representative and Mrs. Prince have
gone to their home in Illinois, where thew
will spend fortnight.
ing friends In the south for the past
month, has returned to her home on /
street
DINA have returned to their southern
home for short visit
Mr.. ]. o. Morris has returned from
cuba, where he has been spending sew
eral months and will spend the Christmas
holidays with his family on 14th street
extended.
Mrs. w. B. Clark and two daughters,
who have been visiting Mrs. j. G. Nor
ris for the past two weeks. have returned
to their home in Richmond
Representative and Mrs. D. R. Anthony,
who have been in Washington for the mast
three weeks, have returned to their home
at LeavenwOrth, Kan, where they will
spend their Christmas vacation.
Mrs Alexander Mcneil was at home to
her friends Wednesday afternoon for the
second time this season.
Prof and Mrs. Wilder. accompanied by
their niece, Miss Abel, have gone to New
YORK for a short visit fy-ia
Senator and Mrs. Bailey will have as
their guests this week their two sons. Mr..
Weldon Bailey, who is student at the
University of Virginia, and Mr.. Joseph
Bailey. a student at Yale, who will be &C
companied by two college friends.
Senator and Mrs Clark Of Wyoming
will remain In this city during the con-
EreSSiOnal recess.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Price are spending tho
week end in this city, and are guests of
Cunningham, at their home on Euclid
street.
Miss Clara Frances, daughter of Rep
resentative and Mrs Frances of Ohio. |
who is attending college at Rryn Mawr'
spent several days during the week with
her parents at Congress Hall. Represent
alive and Mrs. Frances. accompanied by
thtlT uduBnteT, leIt yesterday for their
home in Ohio. where they will spend the
Christmas holidays.
The Misses Clark, daughters of Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Clark Of Florida, ar
rived In Washington in the early part of
the week and will spend their vacation
with their parents at Congress Hall.
Mrs Sharp. wife Of Representative
Sharp, was at home to her friends for the
second time this season Tuesday after
noon. The decorations were in pink. and
Mrs Sharp was assisted in receiving by
Mrs. Tutwiller of Philadelphia and MR..
Macon, wife of Representative Macon of
Arkansas. Mrs c. L. Curtis presided at
the tea table |
Mrs. Eberbach of New York, formerly of
weeks with her relatives Dr. and Mrs.
StutZ, on 18th street
Representative and Mrs Cr,lmpacker Of |
Indiana and Representative and Mrs. Dick
Morgan of Woodward. Okla are among
the congressional contingents who will |
spend their Christmas holiday In this city. |
Mr. Carl Clough. who has been spending
several weeks with his brother-in- law and
sister. Representative and Mrs Sharp left |
for his home in Elyria, Ohio, Friday |
morning
Representative Sharp and two sons and
little daughter returned to Washington
yesterday after a short visit to their home
in Elyria, Ohio.
Representatives and Mrs Henry of T.x