Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-19

SuuICu IOdQ. MISS harrison Will con-
tinue her musical studfes as she did last
season
Miss Dorothy Gray Brooks is the
younger daughter Of Mrs. E. c. Brooks
and had a pleasant time last winter with
most of those who will be presented this
year She was maid of honor a year ago
for her sister at her marriage to As
SiStant Surgeon LuciuS Warren johnson,
u. s. N, who by the way, has just een=
cluded little visit to her mother and
S. c. -
After spending several weeks with
Washington friends Mrs. J. A. Fessenden
and her daughter Mrs. rendleton. re-
turned last week to their homes in Ashe
vile, N. c.
Mrs. Dallas Jones of Nashville Tenn.
has arrived in Washington to join the
Tennessee coterie for the winter
After spending some time as the guests
OF friends In Washington Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas p. Denham and their debutante
daughter, Miss Sara Denham, left last
week for their home in Jacksonville, Fla.
Judge ]. c. Pritchard and Mrs. Pritch-
ard Of Asheville. N. c., are the house
guests of friends in Washington for
week or two.
Mrs. James A. Baxter Of n street en-
tertained at luncheon Tuesday in honor
of Miss Overton of Cumberland Gap,
Tenn. Her guests were Mrs. ]. A. Mas
sey. Mrs. Sheridan, Mrs. James Barbee,
Mrs. B. F. Hand. Miss Aileen Gleason,
Miss Lillian NJ Baird. Miss overton and
NUNS were used in the decorations
Mrs. Joseph w. Stephenson will be at
home, 1921 U street northwest, Tuesday
hn- .
O'Clock, and in the evening from to
10 o'clock, and informally Tuesday after
moons during the season.
Cards have been issued announcing the
engagement of Miss Jeanette H. Feing-
los of Baltimore, Md, and Mr. Harry
j. Kamerow Of this city. Mr.. Kamerow,
who was former resident Of Balti-
cities Will be at home from to 10
pm. Sunday. November 10, at 4o2 For
rest street. Baltimore. Md.
The debut Of Miss Esther Slater.
daughter Of Mrs. Horatio N. Slater Of
Boston and Readville. Mass, will be a
tale of two or three cities, Washington
to have a very interesting chapter by
itself
Mrs. John R. Mclean, who entertains
almost every winter for the debutantes.
selecting one or several. If they be of
the daughters of her oldest friends, will
give d Dali TOT MISS slater.
Her formal debut will be a large and
brilliant ball at the Somerset, Boston.
when there will be a cotillon. for which
especially lovely favors have been
brought from abroad. Following the
ball. Mrs Slater Is to give several large
dances at her suburban estate. which
has an especially fine ballroom and pos
sesses every facility for entertaining.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hunt of Boston
will also entertain largely for their
Mace IN Ia Of
Rev. DIR. and Mrs Roland Cotton Smith
were In Boston last week for the mar
riage OF their niece, Miss Harriette APP
pleton Woods. and Mr. Norman Romney
Sturgis The former ofhciated The bride
has a tall. slender figure, reddish brown
hair and exquisite coloring. Her gown
was Of white satin with old family lace
The tulle veil fell from the cap Of white
lace, which was fastened with orange
blossoms. The bouquet was of valley
lilies and mauve orchids. and the only
ornament a gold necklace with baroque
pearl and diamond pendants.
Miss Mary Appleton Wood Of New
York. a cousin, was maid OF honor. Her
gown was of white satin and chiffon
with tulle and opalescent embroidery. The
bridesmaids, Misses Margaret and Doro-
thy Sturgis, Barbara Bolles. Kath-
arine Clark, Elsie Dorr and Gertrude
Thomas. wore effective gowns of mauve
satin and turquoise chiffon. The skirts
OF satin were yelled with the chlnon, the
bodices were q combination of the two
materials with the square trains Of the
satin. The hats were of mauve satin
with choux Of self-toned tulle at the back
Each of the seven attendants wore sus-
pended from the right arm by long
cord bag OF mauve satin, and the chrys-
anthemums which each carried were Of
almost the same tint.
The Marcia Burns Chapter. D. A. r..
held its November meeting at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Luebkert. 1904 =: street
northwest. 1t was largely attended. The
regent, Mrs. Margaret Ballard Moore.
presided Mrs. Gates gave very able
and interesting paper on THE Causes
and Effects Of the Revolution" The
social committee reported bridge party
| in the near future. Mrs. Luebkert and
| Miss Mary Pugh favored the chapter
with vocal and instrumental music The
domestic exchange was very novel fea-
ture of the afternoon. Mrs. Robert NJ
Montgomery. formerly Of Michigan, was
1 the guest of honor.
Mrs. Mary Carpenter Chase of 1925
Euclid street leaves today for q visit of
lseveral weeks with MIR. and Mrs. T..