Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-26
RIDES and buds will reassert
their claims to social attention
this week, in which Thanksglv-
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lily circle Nearly all the embassies and
legations are now open for the winter.
and dinners and teas more or less for
NAL, have already been given. Neither
the brides of this week have planned large
weddings, that of Miss Gertrude Williams
and Mr.. F. De Courcy Faust being neces-
sarily a family event because of the deep
mourning of the Williams household Miss
Louise Foraker and Mr.. Victor N. Cush-
man will only have their relatives and
personal friends around them at their
wedding Wednesday, but will spend the
winter here after their return from their
southern honeymoon.
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Meyer will give dinner in honor OF
Miss Switzerland and Mr.. Louis Bacon
December 1.
Miss Helen Hardy, daughter Of Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Hardy Of Texas. will
be presented at a tea January TO-
The German ambassador and Countess
Bernstorff will entertain at dinner next
Tuesday evening. in honor of the newly
appointed minister to the Argentine Re-
public and Mrs. Garrett.
The French ambassador and Nine. JUS
serand will give dinner December Z.
Miss Suzanne Yerby, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. E. D. VERIFY, sailed last Satur-
day for France, 1t being her intention to
enter the novitiate of the Sacred Heart
in that country and to eventually become
a member Of that religious order. The
news Of her step will occasion great sur
prise among her acquaintance outside Of
her family circle, as 1t was expected until
very lately that she would enter society
more generally the coming winter. and
in "a cf
for her formal debut New Year day. Her
mind, however, for some time has been
made up to enter a religious life and she
naturally chose the order with which her
education was finished in Belgium. She
returned from Europe less than year
ago and her marked talent on the harp
and piano two studies she had part1cu-
| larry followed while abroad. gave great
pleasure to her friends here. Mr.. and
Mrs. VERIFY and their son. with other rela-
tives accompanied her to New York to
| see her SAIL
| The first debutante of the winter to be
| formerly presented will be Miss Alice X.
Brice, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
| T. Brice, whose coming out tea Will De
Tuesday next. Miss Br1ce Is grand
daughter of the late Senator Pendleton
of Ohio.
! Miss Leita Montgomery, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Warwick Emile Montgom
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Mrs. White, has her debut tea Wednes-
day, and Miss Elizabeth Noyes. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore w. Moves, and
the third of the debutantes this week
| who are native WaShinStonlanS, makes
her bow Friday afternoon:
Miss Edith Temple Oracle. daughter Of
Col and Mrs Archibald Oracle, will be
presented Thanks" living day and Miss
| Celestine Finley, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs w w. Finley, will be a debutante
next Saturday, which day Miss Magma
der has also chosen.
| A tea, with cake and candy sale, will
be given Wednesday. December 6, from
3 to 6 o'clock at the Soldiers, Sailors and
Marines Club, 317 c street northwest, by
the ladies of the committee in charge of
| it. This club means a great deal to the
enlisted men, for it is the only place of its
kind in town and they appreciate it great
ly. 1t is to be hoped that all those who
| have the welfare of the service at heart
will respond generously, SO that the club
may be kept open all winter. The ladies
of the committee are Mrs. Audenried,
Mrs. B. H. Buckingham. Mrs. P: M. Rix-
| ey Mrs. r. B. Bradford. Miss Freeman,
Mrs r. T. Mulligan, Mrs. Lyman TIFF
| fanny, Mrs. George F. Elliott, Mrs. Seley.
Mrs Alfred B. Taylor, Mrs. ]. P. Kelton.
Mrs f. A. Edwards. Mrs. j. M. Snow,
| Miss Helena c. Palmer and Mrs. Aulick
! Palmer
The Misses Rice of 2217 Q street will
give a tea December 10 to introduce Miss
Ruth Rice.
| Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Eaton A. Edwards
are located for the winter at 1O2S 10th
| street.
| A piano recital for the benefit Of the
| Episcopal Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital
will be given at The Playhouse, 1914 N
street, the afternoon of Saturday. Decem-
Der 2, at 4:30 o'clock, by Anna Diller
Starbuck, who will be assisted by Mrs.
| Edward S. Hale, whose singing was so
I enjoyed last week at Mrs. Ten Eyck Wen
dell's.
| Mrs. Maynadier has sent out cards for a
tea December introducing Miss Lila
Maitland Maynadier. Mrs. Maynadier
will be assisted by Misses Mary and
Frances Du Bois Mrs. Eugene Van Ness,
and Miss Eliza Winslow.
| Mrs Nellie P Keleher has returned
| to the Congressional, where she Will re-
main until spring, then leaving for Bos-
ton to make her home permanently IN
| that city.
| Miss Theresa Boyer Of Benning. d. c..
was in Philadelphia to attend the ioot
| ball game yesterday as the guest OF her
| brother-in-law and sister, Lieut. ana MIS-
| G. D. tombstone, U. s. n.
| Mr. Max Goodman and Miss Celeste
! Goodman are spending several days IN
New York and Philadelphia, after attend
ing the Army-Navy foot ball game yes
! terday in Philadelphia.
At the apartments of AIR. Lewis l..
| Coean, 1890 25th street northwest, on
| the evening of Wednesday, November ~.
| a number OF friends gathered to celebrate
| a house-warming The color scheme OF
! the parlor and reception hall was dark
| red and the dining room was in white A
| musical program and pleasing games
| were the events of the evening, folloWed
/ by supper The guests of Mr.. Cogan
| were Mrs. Wade. Mrs. Henry. Mrs. Nc
/ Intosh, Mrs Woke. Mrs. Warner. Misses
/ Laura Wade. Lille Wade, Moll1e wade.
Hoffman, Nancy, Nora Schottrin, Lucy
| Sirgise, Martha Grimes, Clara Dyer, Ella
Allen and Billie Rodier. Messrs Charles
Wade, Willie Wade, Earl Mcintosh, Roy
Mcintosh. Robert Jenkins. Frank Jen-
kins. Billy Barnes; Ed schock. Bernard
McClarney, Roy Havner. Herber Jen-
nings Henry Walker. Dick Schottrin
and Master Douglas Warner.
| Miss Florence r. Steinbrenner has gone
to Philadelphia to spend the week end
/ with Mr. and Mrs Charles Brooks and to
attend the Army and Navy foot ball
game.
| Mr.. william H. Greenough. attorney
general of Rhode Island. and his son were
| weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Arlon
w. Cushman Of Chevy Chase
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph strasburgcr Of