Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-30

Mrs. Frank s. Hight will not receive
Thursday next, but will be at home in
formally the remaining Thursdays in Jan
uary.
The Daughters of the American Revo-
luton residing in or near Cleveland, ohio,
were the guests Friday last of Mrs Mat
thew T Scott at the home of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Cromwell. wife of Col. Bromwell.
The hours we've from to o CLOCK, and
nearly 80 guests were received by Mrs.
Scott. who wore black satin yelled with
chiffon and old silver trimmings. Her
ornaments were a dog collar of pearls
and a string of pearls. while the same
jewel ornamented her hair Mrs. Brom-
we'll also wore French dress. 1t was
pannier dress of blue satin. with over
dress of shadow lace. Her ornaments
were string of pearls. Mrs. Clayton r.
Truesdale OF Fremont. vice president gen
eral of Ohio. who assisted in receiving,
wore black satin yelled with white lace.
At the Congressional Clubs New Year
day reception the assistants to Mrs Rob
erts, president Of the club will include
Mrs Crumpac ker of Indiana. Mrs. Smith
of Texas, Mrs. J. B. Henderson. Mrs
Borland of Missouri and Mrs. Garner of
Texas.
Miss Mary Manlan and Miss Helen
Manlan are guests of Representative and
Mrs Ernest W. Roberts.
An engagement of interest to society
here is that of Miss Madeleine h. Allen.
a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Howe
Allen of South Orange. \. j.. to William
A. Slater. jr. son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
A. Slater of this city. 1t was announced
Saturday at the home OF Mr. ana MRS.
Allen, where a reception was given Tor
their daughter. who is debutante OF TINS
season. Miss Allen is the sister OF Mrs.
George Peabody of New York city.
Mr.. Slater is student at Harvard Uni
yersty and is we'll known in society here
and i'm Boston. His parents are now
abroad. No date has been set for the
wedding.
Mrs. Grover Cleveland and her debut
tante daughter are spending TO-DAY ana
tomorrow in Buffalo. With Mrs wilson
S Bissell and Miss Margaret Bisseii
they will attend the charity ball there
tomorrow night. Mrs. John d. Larkiln
will give a large luncheon at the Coun-
try Club today for Mrs. Cleveland. Other
parties have also been arranged. Wed
nesday they are to be at Niagara falls,
where DR.. and Mrs. Jerauld will give a
reception for them, followed by dinner
and dance at the Frank w. Haskell
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Porter will
be their hosts Thursday at dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Mertz an
Anne Franzoni. and Mr.. S. s. Grogan at
the Cathedral. Baltimore. Saturday. De-
cember %. At home after January 10 at
142O Irving street.
Mrs. Walter Mclean will follow her an
nual Gus: ON of receiving her friends in
formally New Year day.
Miss Zalle Brinker and Mr.. Boyce h.
Wolff of Laurens. s. c., were married
this afternoon at the home of the brides
father. Gen. ]. II. Brinker. I'm the Alaba-
ma. Rev. DIR. Muir oficiated. and the
bride wore travelling dress. The couple
will go to Grenada, Miss, to live.
Mr.. Andre Fouquiere Of Paris was
honor guest at two events yesterday.
Mrs. S. F. Emmons having dinner guests
to meet him and Mrs. William +. Draper
luncheon company. At the former
those present We're Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
Belmont. Col. and Mrs. Spencer Cosby.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nilbert. Mrs. Hunt
Slater. Miss Patten, Hiss Hoar. Miss Og-
den Jones, Mr.. Moncure Robinson, Mr..
Bowie Clark. Capt. Louis Little. Mr..
Clark Kerr of the British embassy. Mr..
Schmoick of the Netherlands legation
and Mr.. Bland Of England: and at the
latter, Viscount d. zy of the French EN-.
bassy. Mr.. de Bach of thelRussian emS
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