Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-08

Mrs. Camden, at her cottage at Miami,
Fla
Miss Augusta Meyers. who has been
visiting her mother and sisters in Jack
sonville, Fla, returned last week TO
Washington for the rest of the winter.
Miss Mamie Redmon Of this city IS
on q visit to her mother, Mrs. Cassia
Redmon. in Mount Sterling. Ky.
Mrs: Katherine Livingston Eagan Of
Stoneleigh Court for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph F. Vogt of
| Louisville, KY, after visit to friends
in Washington, have gone to New York
city.
Miss George c. OFT of 800 NJ street
northwest assisted by Misses French,
Noebe and Nichols, entertained at New
Year dance Monday last in honor OF her
cousin, Miss Annie L. Clover of Wood
stock, Va. Supper was served at mid
night. Among those present were Misses
Long. Redman, Crupper, Clover, Nichols,
Noebe. Mary and and s Sarah M nrehe9'
Stokes. Mrs. s. M. Hines mad Mrs. s. {.
OFT. Representative NJ. Morrison of In
diana, Mr.. Lewis Fogg. jr.. of Un1ontoWn,
Pa: Mr. Robert L: Lem Snn,n OF Ha gers
ner, Newell. Edwards, Will Nichols, FRANK
Nichols and Hugh H. OFT
Miss Alma C. Cornwall and Miss Ger
trude Hopkins Of this city are spending
this month with relatives and friends on
the eastern short of Maryland.
Mrs Arthur Lee Willard Of the navy
| yard Is giving q series of bridge after
Moons.
Miss Nina Kay Shuttleworth, daughter
| Of Lord and Lady Shutleworth. was re-
MOI rfo6 q
Church, Barbon. Kirby Lonsdale, Eng
land. to Mr.. Eustace Gilbert Hills. son
| of the late Judge Hills of the interna-
tional court Of appeal, Cairo.
| The bride, who was given away by ner
| father wore a dress of soft satin with
| long court train of brocade and an over
dress of silk net, which was bordered with
| seventh century Venetian point lace, a
wedding gift from the bridegrOom's uncle.
| The six bridesmaids made picturesque
group in their dresses Of pale green chif-
| for and white satin. with wells over
wreaths of green leaves. Two little girls,
dressed in white and silver, carried the
| brides train
Many gifts of jewelry have been receiv-
ed from friends and relatives, and were
displayed at the reception held after the
ceremony by Lady Shuttleworth at Bar
bon manor.
Lord and Lady Shuttleworth gave their
| daughter a beautiful pearl necklace, and
the bridegroom's gifts to his bride In
| cluded a diamond necklace with a quaint
enamel setting and diamond ring. star
| and pendant.
Lord Rendel. Mr. Clarice Rendel and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Gladstone together con-
| tributed a pearl and diamond pendant,
Lord and Lady Robson a ruby and dia-
mond brooch. Sir George and Lady Beat
| rice Kemp a sapphire and diamond ring.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. Emmott pearl and
diamond brooch. Lord and Lady willing
| ton. an antique garnet slide and Lord
and Lady Aberdeen a Limerick lace fan.
Gov and Mrs. Harmon kept open house
last Monday at their home in Columbus.
| Ohio, from until 6 o'clock. No cards
| were sent out for the affair. The COVER
form. Mesdames Edmund Wright. 1r.. and
George MacMillen Cassatt OF London,
England, daughters of Gov. and Mrs.
Harmon, presided in the dining room.
Gov. Harmon's second Inauguration to-
morrow. quite in contrast to the pomp
| and military display and notable social
| function that marked his induction into
| Office the first term. However, the scene
will not be lacking in impressiveness. for
| in the large reception chamber OF his
Office the oath will he administered by
Chief Justice Spear of the supreme court.
governor will rest upon his family Bible.
| Mrs. Harmon, members of the governors
official family, OF the general assembly
and number of friends will be present.
\
elaborate ceremony be held in the ro
| tunda of the Capitol, where other gov
| errors have taken the oath of Office be-
| fore large assemblages of official and
q quiet one. AS the social calendar has
been very much crowded during the holt
| days and many have gone about almost
| to the limit of their strength, the omis
| sion of an inaugural ball this year will
not be SO much noticed it might have
4 been under other conditions.
| It Is now officially announced that there
will be four courts held between May /
and June % by the King and Queen of
| England. The rules governing attend
ance and presentation are interesting.
Ladies who have been presented and
who wish to be summoned to one OF these
courts are requested to make written
| application to the lord chamberlain, st.
| James Palace, as soon as possible after
January 2, but not before that date
| lady attending court may present
one lady, for whom she must be respon-
sible, in addition to her daughter or
daughter-in-law. The names of the la
dies to be presented should be forwarded
| by the lady who makes the presentation
when she sends in her own name. A lady
presented for the first time can only
present her daughter or daughter-in-law
| at the court at which she is presented.
Summonses are issued about three
weeks before the date of each court.
| Lanes VINO nave Deen presented at OraW-
| ing rooms during the reigns OF Queen
Victoria and King Edward will not re-
quire to be again presented.
The dress regulations are: Ladies. full
| court dress with feathers and trains;
| gentlemen, full court dress.
The following regulations regarding
| dresses for the coronation have been is
| sued from the earl marshaps office. They
apply to persons other than peers and
peeresses:
| Gentlemen-Full uniform or full court
dress. knights grand cross and knights
grand commanders Of the various orders
1 will wear the mantles of their orders.
| Ladies-Full court dress as for a court,
but without trains. No one may attend in
mourning.
| Youths invited to be present at the
coronation must wear costume Of black
velvet with knickerbockers, black silk
| stockings, shoes and steel buckles, and
Glengarry cap Of black velvet.
Representative and Mrs John Tilson
have returned after short visit to Con-
necticut.
Representative and Mrs. Bates are
guests at the Cochran for the remainder
Of the congressional season.
Representative and Mrs. Hughes and
their daughter, Miss Hughes. OF Georgia,
| arrived in Washington last week and have
| taken an apartment at the Cochran for
the remainder Of the winter.
| Mrs. Bartlett OF Georgia has recently
come to Washington and Joined her hus-
band Representative Bartlett who has