Evening star., 1911-01-19

| ard Clarke. and the introductions were
| made by Mr.. Lee McClung, a member of
| the floor committee.
Mrs. SternberS wore handsome gown
Of white satin. trimmed with lace and
touches of pale blue. She carried a huge
cluster of Killarney roses.
Mrs. Baird wore lavender satin, draped
in black lace Her flowers were red
carnations.
Mrs. Clark wore yellow satin. trimmed
with fur She also carried red carna-
tions.
Mr. Frank B. Martin was chairman of
the f1oor committee of the ball, and di-
rected the entire entertainment. Also on
the floor committee were Mr. Lee Nc
Clung, Mr.. John Mason Brown, Mr.. Will
liam II. Lemon. Mr.. Francis w. Stone,
Mr.. Harry W. Chesley. Mr. William A. L.
Doying, Mr.. Charles Lamartine Dubois,
Mr. Claude F. King. Mr.. Clifford r.
Wythe. Mr.. Alfred McC Robbins. Mr..
John I. Chesley, Mr.. John Catesby Wee
don. Mr. Joseph |. keefer. Mr.. Benjamin
F. Larcombe, Mr.. Augustus T. Taylor.
Mr.. Edward B. Moore. Mr.. Fred d. owen.
Dr. Frank Lee Biscoe, Mr.. Richard l..
doxie, Mr.. John G. Johnson, Mr. William
r. Somervill. Mr.. Maurice NJ. Moore, Dr.
John 0; Skinner. Mr.. Henry P. Holden,
Or. n. n. Donnally, Mr.. James B. Moore,
Mr.. Lorimer c. Graham, Mr. Henry w.
samson. Mr.. Langdon Moore Mr. Wash
ington Topham and Mr.. William Walton
Edwards.
Mrs. Ulie Norment Hurley of Baltimore
gave luncheon today of thrty-eight
covers at Rauscher's, i'm compliment to
ner debutante niece. Miss Ida Norment
smith. The guests were seated around
small tables laid in the small ballroom
each table having a centerpiece OF red
carnations and white sweet peas There
were also corsage bouquets of white
sweet peas and pretty favors. red satin
rose cups. the mingled coloring making a
very pretty effect.
Mrs. Hurley's guests to meet her niece
were Miss Amy Richardson, Miss Mildred
Bacon. Miss Marion King. Miss Louise
Robertson, Miss Swearingin, Louisville,
KY; Miss Nellie Acker, Miss Mullen. Miss
Hazel Cox. Miss Farnum of California.
MISS Blodgett of New Hampshire. Miss
Elena Calderon. Miss Lazo of New York,
Miss Frances Miller. Miss Darsie of New
York. Miss Katherine Poole. Miss Ruby
| Stokes. Miss McChof6 of Louisville, Miss
Helena Smith. Miss Elise Browning, Miss
iris Masters. Miss Martha Poole, Miss
| Ruth Wynne, Miss Elizabeth Fulton,
Miss Margaret Easterday Miss Marian
Tone. Miss. Elizabeth Tone, Miss Eleanor
Gage, Miss Bessie Davis of Little Rock
Miss Stella Carusi Miss Frances Thorn,
Miss Nina Van Arsdale, Miss Edith
GIaeie: GIaS Miss Katherine Berney and Mrs.
The Misses Whiting, daughters of Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Fairfax Whiting enter
tained at box party last night at the
Belasco Theater. followed by supper
The guests were Miss Louise HELEN, Miss
Frances Noyes. Miss Merriam Miss Ade-
laide Heath, Mr.. Morgenstierne of the
Norwegian legation, Mr.. William Bowie
Clarke, Mr. George Totten, Mr.. Arthur
HELEN. Lieut.. Commander Mclean and
Lieut.. Major Mrs. Whiting chaperoned
the party.
Mrs. Raymond Healy of Brooklyn and
Mrs. Edwin Bateman Morris will receive
with the Misses Bradley of 1922 street
tomorrow.
Mrs Walter d. Wyville gave a theater
party last evening at the Belasco, the
company going on after the play to the
New Willard for supper. It was given in
honor of Miss Lawrence Swearengen of
Louisville. who is visiting Mrs. Wyville's
granddaughter, Miss Louise Fairfax Rob-
ertSOn.
Miss Sadie Z. Dodge and Mr.. Charles
LeR. Turner, both of this city. were mar
ried at the home of the brides mother.
Mrs. Sarah f. Dodge. 2621 University
place place Wednesday evening. The bride
draped with dewdrop chiffon and trim
med with princess lace. She carried
shower bouquet of bride roses and lilies
of the valley. Miss Jennie Dodge. the
brides cousin, acted as maid of honor and
was dressed in blue messaline draped
with marquisette. She carried Killarney
roses. The best man was Mr. William
Turner, brother of the groom. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. A. H.
Thompson of Waugh NJ f. Church. Mr.
and Mrs. Turner will visit New York
city, Palm Beach. Fla. and other south
ern points. They will be at home at the
Dunsmere after March /.
Mr.. and Mrs William Wallace John
ston have returned from their wedding
journey and at present are the guests