Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-14


hter of the President.
| preside at the punch bowl and the others
assisting will be Mrs. Neill =. Brown,
Mrs. Dion Williams Mrs. Cole. Mrs. Wills,
Mrs. Harry r Lay and Mrs. Dickinson L.
Hall.
Miss Ruth Wynne, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert J. Wynne has returned to
her home in this city after spending
seven months I'm Europe. She was the
guest of her brother-in-law and sister,
Capt. and Mrs. Ronald French, in Lon
don, for the coronation, and the last part
Of her stay was given up to an extended
motor trip from Paris to budapest and
return. Mrs Ronald French VIII arrive
In this country for visit about Decem-
her II. Mrs. Wynne and Miss Ruth
Wynne will go to New York TO meet her
and all return here for Christmas.
Capt. French will join his wife here
about the first of the New Year.
Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman entertained
at luncheon yesterday in honor of Miss
Marian Stevens.
The Attorney General and Mrs. Wicker
sham will sail from New York December
70 for Panama, where they will remain
several weeks. The French ambassador
, and Nine JuSserand and the minister of
b.. >ei.,..t an nj -st.e ounon VIII De
| in the party which will accompany them.
Commissioner and Mrs. Judson wip
give a tea this afternoon at Rauschers.
Mrs. W. c. Langfitt Mrs. w. l.. Mar
shall Mrs. Cochran Hill and Mrs Edward
Gheen will be among those who viii
assist in the hospitality.
/ Mrs. w. r. Montgomery will be hostess
/ at a debutante luncheon December 23. for
| her daughter, Miss Leita Montgomery.
| The assistant secretary of war and
Mrs. Oliver will be hosts at dinner
| for Young people Tuesday evening, De-
cember 20.
Miss Agnes Cumnock of Boston arrived
in this city yesterday on visit to Miss
! Alkaline Culp.
Miss Cumnock will he the maid of
honor at the marriage of Miss Culp and
Mr. Henry jefferson Porter. jr.. which
will take place about the middle of jan
uary.
The Congressional CLUB will have mu-
steal tomorrow afternoon
Mr.. Charles Hopkins Clark of New York
is a guest at the White House for the
cabinet dinner this evening.
/ Miss Ruth Wales. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Edward III. Wales of 3tO1 5 street,
entertained at luncheon today for Miss
Mary Switzerland. The other guests in
cludeIA MISS Helen IdIl tilc MISSES
Meyer and Miss Elsie lAldrich.
Mrs. William F. Dennis was another
luncheon hostess today, her guest list
Clark. Mrs. Joseph Weldon Bailey. Mrs
T. DE Witt Talmage. Mrs. Collrad
Eyme, Mrs Moberly-Poteet and Mrs.
Charles Nelson Riker of Kentucky.
Judge and Mrs. Howry will give
dance at the Chevy Chase Club this even
ing for their daughters, Miss HoWry ana
Miss MarS HOWL nd viii esx th Ssr clubs
house on the return trip to the city at
o clock.
Nine Riano, wife of the Spanish minis
ter. was a luncheon hostess today.
Mrs. Thomas G. Patten. wife of Repre-
sentative Patten of New York, has gone
to her home in the metropolis. she VIII
return here for the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs Charles r. Crane. who
We're guests of the Secretary OF the In,
ternor and Mrs. Fisher, have departed
for their home in Chicago.
Mr. Charles p Taft. who was the guest
for a few days of the President and Mrs.
Taft. has gone to New York.
Mrs. Stimson wife of the Secretary of
War. is spending a few days in New
York The Secretary will go there Fri
day.
Mrs. James Bryce. wife Of the British
ambassador. has arrived in New YORK
Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood, who went
to Europe early in the summer, has re-
Turned TO New York and will come to
Washington before Christmas.
Miss Louise Peckham of New York is
80 nj
Oracle
Miss Kathleen Beresford. daughter OF
Admiral Lord Charles Beres1ord or Eng
day to continue her visit TO Col. and
Mrs Robert NJ. Thompson.
The entertainment given for the benefit
of the House of the Good Shepherd yes
terday afternoon at Rauscher's proved
decided success. Society turned out in
full force to attend the tea. sale and the
song-t bleaux. which had been arranged
by Mrs Christian Hemmick. The tab
leaux were beautiful and artistically ar
ranged The cpstuming and lighting eff
fects were admirable. Mr.. Cecil Tanning
of New YORK. gave his song just proceed
ing each tableau. He was accompanied
on the piano by Mr.. Turpin.
The tea and sale began early in the
afternoon. under the direction OF Mrs.
Edward D. White. wife of the Chief Jus
Mccartney. Mrs Robert Hinckley: Mrs.
Joseph Letter. Mrs. Samuel Hill. the
Misses Riggs and Miss Whefan.
The program was as follows: Sixteenth
century told GERMANY, Emmanuel Miss
Almy, Miss Montgomery and Mss Rey
burn: seventeenth century (old Italian.
'Gasparin' Mrs Prayer. Miss Allan and
little Elizabeth Johnston: Der Erlkonig''
Goewe). Miss Janin: Dantes Dream"
(Pluddemann). Miss Sands and Wilbur
Underwood; lover the Desert (Kellie),
Mss Stevehs. Miss Earlougher and Miss
Pauline Magruder; TOO Young for Love"
(Rotoli). Miss Perrin, Mrs. Elmore and
Mr.. Robert Fleming: Minuet, Louis XVI,
Miss Buchanon, Miss Hunt and Mr.. Rob
ert Keeling; key Of Heaven Miss
Crosby and Ed P. Turner; Fin de
Steele MrA. Jack Piddle, Mr.. William
Bowie Clark and Lieut.. Reginald Fair