Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-29
TT YlNTER plans are beins formu-
lated and the social makeup
KAx Of the season is nearly de-
wv tined. VI the homes most ire

Townsend the Letter. the Mclean the
Boardman the Calf. the Hit, the Moore
the Edison Bradley residences and a Iost
Of others in the residential cllcl-, y
seems that there will be the usual iactiN-
ity. Mrs. Townsend i still abroad. nu'
* expected back il time Tor the carry
events and will have, as usual. frequent
visits from her son-in-law and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry.
Mrs. Letter is also abroad for snort
visit to her daughters and gfandchlldreh'
and when she returns next month III DC
accompanied by Miss Prettyman, her
niece who has visited her aunt before
i Mr. ami Mrs John H. Mclean are NOV
ing in shortly from Friendship to ter
street home, which. rumor says. VIII ne
very gay with the hospitalltles WHlcL,
| await the coming OF the newly appointed
| Russian ambassador and Nine. Gakllfle-
| tieff the latter being Mrs Mclean sis
| ter.
1t is also said that Mrs. Mclean an
! nual debutante bail will he for MISS Sia-
/ ter the debutante daughter OF Mrs. IL.
\ : ater of Boston. for whom others i'll
! the latter's large Washington aciuaiill-
ancc will also entertain.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward +. Mclean are
| closing the Walsh house shortly. as theS
are thinking Of going abroad, III Whicn
| case their baby boy and Mrs lhonas = :.
| Walsh will winter at Friendship ne
/ latter is again in good health. 4 lact
which VIII give pleasure to hundreds oi
| ner friends.
! Mr.. AMI Mrs. Clarence Moore are also
/ returning here for the winter although
| they had something of an idea OF remain
! ing abroad indefinitely when they crossed
the ocean last spring.
| Mr. and Mrs Edison Bradleys theater
addition to their home is not yet com
pleted, but their residence alreaiS al
| furGs quite as great an entertaining
| sDace as any oil the neighoring mansions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont, whose
summer travels have been as diversified
as usual will be back here for the WIN
ter unless present plans change
| Former Vice President and Mrs. Nor
| ton will spend the winter at their Rhode
| ISLAND avenue home ana their son-in-iaw
and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. William
| Corcoran EuStis will reopen their home.
the Cofcoran house, after the huht'hs
season at their Virginia estate
Mrs. George Pullman Will spend most
| of the winter in her 10Th street horne,
which was quite finished before she went
abroad last spring.
There will he few more charming
brides this winter than the daughter OF
Senator and Mrs. La Folictte, Miss Foia
La Toilette, will make today at her MAJ
| rage to Mr. George Middleton OF Ne"
! York The day and hour and pla have
zen selected with view to the great
simplicity which will attend the afair
/ ut which only immaculate Teidu'eS VI the
| couple " II assist.
Rev ULYSSES u; Il. Pierce of All Souls
! Unitarian Church will ofticlate.
The couple will leave during the day
! for Their honeymoon travels, and Viii
| cake their residence III New York.
A surprise anniversary entertainment
! was rendered Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Toll
son last Wednesday evening at theIr res! :
dence 2aoo Shannon place, AnacoSta, u
q
wedding anniversary.
| The celebration Of their silver wcdd ns
anniyersa,v Nv Mr. and Mrs. q. l.. JcIl-
/ Isns Of Good Hope, the past W"ek.
brought together q number If former
res dents Of this section. Numerous sil-
yer presents were also presented TO the
. couple.
The fashionable set WAS present N force
at the Wedding III the Arlington Street
Church, Boston Thursday afternoon Of
Miss Clarissa NJ. kituedee. d pt"mincn;
and popular Brookl3nc society girl. and
Lot Morrill, Hamlin III Detroit. Mich "A
Pr nee ton gradual" anal grandson Of the
late United States Senator Lot Morrill,
! of Maine.
The interior Of the church presented a
bright spectacle when the br de- attircd
| IL white satin aud lace, was escorted 10
the altar by her uncle. Frederick Ste
vens Of New York.
The r !. Faui Revere rockingham per
| formed thu. ceremony The bride was
| given away by her mother. Mrs. !. Kilt
| redge OF - Garlg.r road. Hrook inc
Morr II Dunn Of On cngn was best man.
| Miss Ethel kittr.dse MAS maid OF honor.
! The flower girl was VI s. Prise la s e.
| vens OF New York. and Wi liam Richmond
| was the flower pare. The lride i a
member of the exclusive wing Circle
eague. She and her family received
| much publ city two years ago when they
| were III the neighb rnoud Of Messina at
the tine OF the big earthquake For ten
days they could not be 'ncated and it
| was feared that they had been lost in the
disaster.
Miss Barron OF CAPITOL Hill will return
this week from Georgia, where she has
heen visiting for the last two months.
IS Gertrude &. Barron is conv;lescng.
but VIII probably Writer III the south
Miss Mary Mockbee entertained the ju-
Nor DEPARTMENT OF the Nor.hminster
! PRESBYTERIAN Sunday school at a Hal
low.cn party Friday, October -. at her
residence. 3l6 street northwest. Among
these present We're the Misses Gertrude
and Alma Gensier. Mabel Kin, Eliza
beth Hutchinson. Evelyn Thornton, Mas
tiers Aubrey Grove Erring Sensstack and
| Harry Mockbee, jr.
Mr. and Mrs Frederic Buckley Ilvde
have returned to Washington and have
taken the house at 1901 i'tfl street n0rtN-
| west for the winter. Mrs. Elizabeth W.
| Hyde, Nj. Hydcs mother. is with them
| At the coming bazaar of mountain
| crafts and cabin Industries 10 +. held
by the Southern Industrial Educational
Association al their headquarters in the
Southern building. one room will be en-
tirely devoted TO ices. teas and cakes.
homemade candy and flowers This tea
room and flower room will be presided
over by Mrs. Leigh Robinson. Mrs Henry
S Venn and Mrs. Charles Marbury will
pour tea, while cream and cake will be
served by the young ladies of the junior
branch OF the association who are to
assist Mrs. Gielow and Mrs. Augusta
Stone. Mrs. David White will preside
Over the two rooms filled with weav.n
and basketry. hand carving and needle
work, etc. assisted b. a number Of So
ciety women.
Nine Bossan de GaraGnol. formerly
Miss Daisy Febiger. daughter of the late
Admiral Febise whose home is in
! France, and who has been visitin. iii
the United States for sc"eral months, is
now in Washington. She has with he
/ her son and two daughters. They are
guests OF Mir. and Mrs. William H. Saun-
ders at lbs Fairmont street.
Rabbi David Mark Of Atlanta Ga,
spent several days with friends i'll this
city during the week
Plans are under way for an entertain
meut to be given under the auspices OF
the Ladies Auxiliary Society of the
/ Tor milo. afts Ssri- fylp