Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-15

The Congressional Club will hold a
musical AT the club house this afternoon.
when the Lornbery trio will be artists OF
the occasion. 4 tea viii follow. when
Miss Boardman and Mrs. Bathrick of
Ohio will preside at the tea table and
Mrs Stevens of California, Mrs. George
of New York and Mrs. Langham o:
Pennsylvania will assist i'm entertaining.
Judge and Mrs. Charles B. Howry en-
tertained last night at a dance at the
Chevy Chase Club for their daughters.
clubhouse was decorated in Christmas
greens. and red and white roses.
The Marine Band played for the dane
ing and seated supper was served at
midnight.
About 100 guests. including a number of
this seasons debutantes. We're present.
Mrs. Howry received in a gown of pink
velvet trimmed with fur. The corsase was
trimmed with point lace. She wore pearl
ornaments and carried a bouquet OF red
roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Howry wore pale blue satin yelled
in embroidered chiffon of the same shade
Miss Mary HoWry was in white satin
trimmed with flutings of net and satin
Justice and Mrs. Howry are entertain
ing a NUMBER of guests from out of town.
who came on for Miss Mary Howrys debut
last Saturday and remained for the dance
last night. They include Mrs. Whitehead
and Miss Ottley of Atlanta, Miss DasheII
of Mississippi. Mr. H. A Lukeman of
New York and Mr.. Charles w. Paine of
Cleveland.
Mrs. John Potts F'illebrown gave a
large tea yesterday afternoon to intro
duce her daughter Miss Ellen Douglas
Fillebrown.
The drawing room was decorated with
pink roses and ferns and the many floral
tokens sent the Young debutante
Miss F'illebrown received with her
mother and looked charming in Il gown
of white satin yelled in white chiffon.
She carried large bouquet of pink
roses.
Mrs. Fillebrown wore black lace
Mrs. Eugene lie Merle and Miss X. 5.
Fillebrown presided at the tea table.
tions and fern and red-shaded candles.
The other members of the receiving
party We're Mrs. 7. NJ Potts. Miss Eliza
beth Potts. Miss Kathryn Hitchcock.
Miss Mary Webb. Miss Esteie Crane
Miss Dorothy lie Due. Miss Elizabeth
Bowen of Pottstown, Pa. Miss Esther
Foote of Fort Howard. Md
A supper for the receiving party fol-
lowed the tea.
Mrs. William p. Biddle. wife of Mai
Gen. Biddle. commandment of the marine
barracks. was the hostess at charming
|housewarming tea Yesterday afternoon
at the marine barracks.
Mrs Walter E. lizard. wife of Pay
master lizard, L. 8 n, assisted her
mother in receivings
Red roses and carnations formed the
decoration in drawing room and dining
room
Mrs. Biddle received in gown Of
black marquisette over white satin
Those assisting We're Mrs L. Mason
Gulick wife Of Capt. Gulick; Mrs Neil
s. Brown. Mrs. Dion Williams. wife of
Mai Williams: Mrs II. G.. Cole. wife
of Maj. Cole; Mrs ID. Il. Wills, wife of
Capt. Wills: Mrs. w. c. Fay, wife of
capt Hail. and Miss Helen Smith of In
diana.
Mr.. and Mrs Patrick Henry Larkin an
nounce the marriage OF their dauShter.
Miss Nan Louise Larlin, to Mr.. Horace
Otto Gosorn, Tuesday. December L. at
Portsmouth. Va. Mr.. and Mrs. Gosorii
will be at home after December >. at
Norfolk. Va. Mr. Gosorn was 1of num-
her of years resident of Takoma PARK.
Nd, removing to Norfolk, where he i
now engaged in business
guests of Mr. and Mrs. James NJ Green,
1872 Massachusetts, avenue.
The invitations to the Congressional
Club reception to the President and Mrs.
Taft tomorrow afternoon are limited to
senators and representatives and their
wives ony. and are not transferable,
according to an announcement of Mrs.
Roberts the club president. All guests
must present cards of admission at the
door.
Cards have been issued for the mar
rage of Miss Catherine Vincentia Mccain,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. NC
Cam of New York city. and Mr. vincent
Re Roy Toomey of this city. The we'd
ding will take place December "a at III
o'clock at St. COlumba's Church, New
York city Miss McCann is a graduate OF
CONTINUED on tenth Page.) !