Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-03

IL past week, which, in addition
to the hop at the Washington
barracks and the small party at Secre-
tary Meyers home Friday night, made
| the first days of December appear I'M
usually active. The debutantes of the
Week.-Mrs. Alice Brice, Miss Leita Mont
| gomery. Miss Edith Oracle, Miss Eliza
beth Noyes, Miss Virginia Mullins, Miss
| Mary Webb and Miss Celestine Finley
We're greeted by hundreds and were the
central figures in notably memorable
events. This week Miss Frances Hodges,
Miss Dorothy Brooks, Miss Mary Ken
nedy Graham, Miss Louise Walsh, Miss
Margaret Caperton, Miss Emily Beatty,
Miss Dorothy Taylor and Miss Mary
Iiowry are candidates for similar distinc-
tons and delights.
The third week of this month has debut
dates for Miss Cathryn Hitchcock. Miss
Ellen Douglas F'illebrown, Miss Nina
Stockton. Miss Virginia MILAN and Miss
| Amparo Rivero and during the fourth
Miss Elizabeth Rogers. Miss Lemira Gil
lett, Miss Ruth Rice. Miss Elizabeth Par
ker Crenshaw Miss Ruth Hitchcock. Miss
Margaret Smith, Miss Frances Effinger,
Miss Carrie Lee Chamberlain and Miss
F,stelle Crane will have their coming out
| parties.
! Miss Helen Hardy. daughter of Rep e.
sentative and Mrs Hardy will be pre-
sented January 10.
The President and Mrs Taft. Miss Taft
and her young house guests attended the
theater last night. 1t is probable that
the Thanksgiving visitors at the White
House will all go back to Bryn Mawr
this evening.
Mr.. Luang Sanpakitch, charge daffaires
OF Siam, entertained at dinner last night
at the Arlington to celebrate the corona
ton of the King of Siam.
The guests included the assistant sec
rotary of state. Mr.. Huntington Wilson:
the British ambassador, Mr.. Bryce; the
Russian ambassador, Mr.. Bakhmetieff;
the Spanish minister, Mr. Riano; the sec
ond assistant secretary of state, Mr..
Adee the charge daffareS of Austria,
Mr.. Won Loewenthal-Sinaw; the charge
daffaires of Switzerland, NJ. Henri Mar
| tin: the charge d'affaires of Greece, Mr..
Caftanzoglu; the charge daffaires of
Sweden, Mr.. Ekengren; Mr.. Ransford
Miller, chief of the far eastern bureau of
the State Department; Mr.. Sydney Smith,
chief of the diplomatic bureau Mr. Mac
Murray; the counsellor of the French en-
fassy, MIR. Lefevre-Pontalis; counselor of
the British embassy, Mr. Mitchell Innes;
secretary of the Belgian legation, Mr..
Charles Symon; Brig. Gen. Reid U. S.
A.; the Siamese consul in New York, Mr..
Loring t. Hildreth; Prof. James H. Gore,
Mr. Edward H. LOTUS, first secretary of
the Siamese legation, and Mai Choate and
Mai Jajavai. attaches of the Siamese
legation.
The commandant and officers of the
navy yard, station and ships at Wash
| inSton. ID. c., are issuing invitations for
series of three dances on Saturday
evenings, the dates being December Is,
January 80, and February IL from .
until l..
The dances are well known as among
the most enjoyable events of each. winter
Or. and Mrs. John Crayke Simpson are
at their home on Highland Terrace. Mrs.
Simpson is rapidly recovering from her
recent severe illness.
Miss Ella Knott and Mr.. Frank San
Phillipo We're married by Rev. p. j.
at o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
The bride. who wore a dress of cluny
lace and French lawn, was escorted by
her father, Mr.. B. +. Knott. After the
ceremony Miss Addie Walthan sang 20
Promise Me- Later at the home of the
bride in Congress Heights reception
was rendered the couple. Mr.. and Mrs.
San Phillipo received many beautiful and
valuable presents. They will spend few
days in Richmond and then make their
home In this city.
Mrs. William F. Draper entertained at
dinner last night in compliment to Miss
Mary Switzerland and Mr.. Louis Bacon.
who to be married in early January
| =.
Switzerland, Miss Mary Switzerland,
Miss Margaret Draper, Miss Alice Whit
ing, Miss Julia Whiting, Miss Elsie Al
drich Miss Sophy Johnston, Miss Martha
Bowers, Miss Eleanor Reyburn, Miss
Gladys Hinckley. Mr. John Barrett. Mr..
-.ous Bacon. Mr.. Samuel Elliott, Mr.
Winthrop Aldrich, Mr.. Richard Aldrich
Mr.. Fl. Won Bach, Mr.. Carroll Glover,
Mr.. F.. NJ SchmOlck of the Netherlands
legation. DIR. Andrews Baron Harden
brock, Mr.. Reese and Mr.. Franklin Ellis.
The debut of Miss Celestine Page Fin
ley, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Finley, took place yesterday afternoon
| at a large tea given at the home of her
parents on r street.
| The drawing room, where the young
debutante and her mother received, was
| lined with handsome bouquets, sent the
debutante.
/ Among those assisting were Miss Leita
Montgomery. Miss Eleanor Reyburn. Miss
Beatty. Miss Mary Howry. Miss Julia
Il Whiting Miss Alice Whiting, Miss
Adelaide Heath. Miss Mary Stead, Miss
| Francis Hodges. Miss Mary Webb, Miss
I Mrs. Samuel HILL
i Mrs. Frank Freeman has returned to
| her home in this city after a year spent
| in travelling around the world
| Maj. and Mrs Cole are giving a large
|
| Miss Ann Lomax.
/ Miss Ruth Bliss will be the hostess at
a card party Tuesday evening.
/ Mrs. Henry l.. Wyman and Mrs.
Thomas A. Kearney were the hostesses
at charming tea yesterday afternoon
at the Dresden. A beautiful decoration
| of pink roses, chrysanthemums and
| palms filled the rooms. Those assisting
| in the hospitality were Mrs. Thompson.
| Mrs. kearney's mother: Miss Corbett, Miss
Marie Stevens, Miss Dressed, Miss Alden
81 and Miss Bush.
/ The marriage of Miss Diana Morgan
/ Hill, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ii. Nor
I gan-Hil, and Baron Hardouin de
Reinach-Wc of France will take place
| this month at the home of the bride, and
/ Rev. Father Edward j.. Buckley will per-
! form the ceremony.
| Col and Mrs. Garrard will give a din
I ncr next Saturday night before the Fort
| Myer hop.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley, Martin Stoner
| have issued Invitations to II large house,
warming reception, to be given at their
| residence a Iowa circle, Tuesday even
| ing December II, when they will intro
/ duce Miss Margaret Messenger of Easton,
!