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

ON Cuba and Mime. Rlvero.
Thanksgiving holidays and attended the
hop.
Senator Gronna of North Dakota ar
rived In Washington last week for the
congressional sea son.
Representative and Mrs. James C.
Needham Of California have opened their
home on Woodley place for the congress
sional season.
After having spent the summer at their
nome IN woodward. Okla, Representative
and Mrs. Morgan arrived during the week
and are guests at the Dewey for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Davis of T. street
northeast entertained a number of friends
at dinner Thursday.
Miss Emma Wheat Of street is enjoy
ing few weeks vacation with friends in
the south.
Representative and Mrs Evans have
taken an apartment at the Brighton for
the winter
Miss Mae Henry. daughter Of Represen-
tatNe and Mrs Henry Of Texas who at
tended the Thanksgiving ball at Annapo-
lis with party Of friends has returned
to her home on 10th street.
The gown worn by. Mrs. Thomas Ii.
Gannett. il. dorothy Draper) on the &C.
casion Of her wedding in Hopedale. Mass,
and was fashioned from duchess satin of
an ivory tone and of a very supple Quail
tty. 1t was made with Dutch neck, Just
low enough to show lovely necklace of
pearls, and with short sleeves. The frock
was enriched with applique and poin,
lace. arranged in berthe effect, and held
together at the front with an enormous
lacey ornament of rhinestOnes and pearls
The lace and other ornaments, CORE
spending with that on the bodice, were
enectlvely used about the gown. and the
court train. of unusual length. was over
laid with the applique lace. A lace veil
was also worn, and fine ornament OF
diamonds was the jewel selected for the
fateful occasion. The gown was one OF
the handsomeSt ever SEEN every line be-
bridal bouquet, in shower effect. of valley
lilies and white orchids. was beautiful In
the extreme.
Messrs. Douglas and Scott Thropp the
two sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Thropp,
spent the Thanksgiving holidays with Mr..
and Mrs. Edward T. Munford at the
Connecticut.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Thropp are still at
their country home in Pennsylvania but
expect to return to this city Tuesday and
open their house on Goth street
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles White and Mrs.
Harvey spent the Thanksgiving holidays
with the daughter and son-in-law of the
latter, Mr.. and Mrs. Wordsworth, at River
dale, Md.
Gen. and Mrs. Arthur Murray sailed last
week for Honolulu and will remain in the
islands. for month. On their return
they will be joined by their daughters.
Miss Caroline and Miss Sadie Murray.
who have spent the past two months with
their brother. Lieut.. Murray, at Fort
Monroe, and with Washington friends.
Fourteen tots We're guests of Miss Louise
Faulconer, Saturday, November %, at a
party rendered her by her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. J. Edward Faulconer of Silver
Springs. Md, in honor OF her seventh
birthday. Recitations and songs by each
Ii tie one We're greatly enjoyed by ].
after which they marched to the dining
room. where beautifully appointed table
awaited them, and where the gifts which
the little hostess received were displayed.
Those present were Marion Heller. Viz
ginia Pattison, Myrtle Landon, Gertrude
Chase, Frances Wolf. Agnes Selby, Mar
coner and Masters Henry klinge. Ora
ham Little. Joseph Klinge, Donald Welsh,
Donald Heller and Edward Faulconer
jr Mrs. FaulcOner was assisted by Mrs
Henry G. Klinge in entertaining the little
ones.
Mrs. Rivers, wife Of Maj. 1'yree r
Rivers of the inspector generals depart
ment, now stationed in Manila, p. l., has
arrived N Washington and taken ar
apartment at the Woodward for the win.
ter.
Mrs Bella Rosenfeld announces the en-
xagement of her daughter. Elizabeth, and
Joseph s. Musher, and will be at home in
their honor December 81, from to 10
pm, at 314 p street northwest
Among the young girls enjoying theiI
first taste of real social gayety this win
ter is Miss Charlton Munroe, daughter OF
Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Munroe of S
street. Owing to Mrs. Munroe's poor
health, there will be no formal presenta-
ton, but Mrs Munroe and Miss Munroe
will be at home the first and third Satur-
days in January.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs Paul Putzki
entertained a party of young people at
a. dance in honor Of their daughter. Miss
Dorothy Putzki. at 1919 Connecticut ave-
nue. The rooms We're attractlveiy deco
rated for the occasion with flowers and
college pennants Mrs. PutZki, assisted
by Mrs Walter n. Brown. received the
guests At 11o'clock d buffet supper was
served Those dancing included the
Misses Louise Cramer. Florence Bryant,
Beulah Boss, Mildred Martin, Marguerite
Clark, Marian Ferguson. Marjorie Schaef-
fer. Bessie Baker, Lucy Heath, Pauline
Johnson. Mable Botsch, Dorothy Crisp,
Gertrude Becker. Elizabeth Livingstone.
Lillian Gordon. Nan Mcmahon. Ruth
ReaII. Katherine Lockwood, Mildred
Hughes. Doris Dean. Edith Nash, Ruth
Andersen. and Messrs. Beach, c lisp.
Peter Green, Gordon, Williams, McCray,
Miller, Thompson. Kibby. Chamberlain,
Leonard. McNally. Adams. McDonal
Proctor. Embry, Keefer. Jayne. Land H.
Bradshaw. Morrison, Calver, Mcmillan,
Hollingsworth.
Washington friends will be interested in
the news Of the approaching marriage of
Miss Polly Weir of Quitman. Miss. to
Mr. John Waldo Paret, formerly of this
city and now of Sweetwater, Tex. Mr..
Paret is the son Of John r. Paret, 6Of ever