Evening star., 1912-11-08
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS ELEANOR WILSON IS DE.
VOTED TO ART STUDY.
German Ambassador Has Gone to
New York-Travel Plans.
Personals.

Miss Eleanor Wilson. who in. few
months will call the White House her
home, is an earnest student Of art, and
is pupil at the Philadelphia Fine Arts
Academy She entered the upper sec
ton of the antique drawing class two
years ago She is the youngest of the
three sisters Of the family Of President
elect Wilson, and shares with them a
taste for serious things. and is quoted
as having said that the social life of
washington did not especially appear &c
her. She, however. had a delightful view
of social life in Philadelphia, and enjoyed
it, too. during her last two years
residence there.
The German ambassador and Coun-
tess Bernstorff are in New York for
a few days visit They went there to-
day.
The Army and Navy Preparatory
School will give a dance Saturday. No
vember 16, preceded by a reception
from to 10, at 41O1 Connecticut ave-
nue.
Miss Frances Efinger has sent out
invitations for a dance on the, evening
of November % at Rauscher's for her
house guest, Miss Elise Hale, OF ST.
Louis
Mrs. Harry B. Midkiff entertained at
luncheon at her apartment at the
Ethelhurst yesterday for her guest.
Miss Esther Eleanor Penney, whose
engagement to Mr.. F. Townley Godfrey
was recently announced
Admiral Stockton has been called to
Philadelphia by the death of his sister.
Mrs. Lee Stubblefield is entertaining
nf nf 1ryn ~Ix..-
tenth birthday of her daughter Lolita.
1t will be given at the New Willard
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. .Easterbrook and
daughter have returned to Cleveland
Park from their country home In
Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Goldsmith
welcomed their friends last night at
RauScherS. where they held a brilliant
reception in honor of their daughter.
Annette, whose engagement was recently
announced to Mr.. William B. Tha Thinner
of Richmond, Va.
The drawing room and ballroom were
artlstically decorated in chry san nthemllms
American beauty roses and palms
Dancing was enjoyed until late. hour.
and during the evening buffet supper
was served. Miss Goldsmith looked most
attractive and girlish in a. gown Of gold
cloth over gold charmeuse. with touches
OF gold lace and crystals and wore a
corsage bouquet Of orchids and lilies Of
the valley. ana in her hair a natural
bird of paradise.
Mrs. Charles Goldsmith wore a bIack
charmeuse gown with trimmings of sill
yer spangles and touches of green satin.
Mrs. NJ. Goldsmith wore black charmeuse
satin. Miss Myer Singer of New York
wore a stylish gown of gray brocaded
satin with trimmings of pearls and chif-
fon. Among the out-of-town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Thalhimer of Rich
mond, Va. Mrs Nathan Klee of Chicago,
Mr.. and Mrs. Koch of Philadelphia, Mr..
and Mrs. Sylvan Livingston of Tamaqua,
Pa; Mr. and Mrs. Myer Singer and Mrs
David Cohn Of New York, Miss Irene
Galeski and Mr.. Joseph Galeski of Rich
mond. Va. and Mr.. Harry Rayner and
Miss Bessie Rayner of Newport News
Wednesday night Mr.. and Mrs. Goldsmith
entertained at dinner at their home. on
Calvert street, in honor of their out-of-
town guests.
Rev. Richard Schmidt. pastor of Zion S
Lutheran Church, 9th and P streets
northwest, and Miss Gertrude Eicke of
Koenigsberg, Germany. We're married
Wednesday evening. The ceremony was
performed at the home of the pastors
only sister, Mrs. George Eisemann, at
Hicksville, Long Island. Rev. Carl
Church. Hicksville, was the officiating
clergyman.
Mrs. A. z. Stewart of Washington is
visiting her son and daughter Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Stewart Of Atlantic City.
The friends of Miss Florentine Albert
We're entertained last night at birthday
party given in her honor by her mother.
Mrs. j. Albert, at her home. 213 4th street
southeast The dining room, where sup
per was served. was very appropriately
decorated for the occasion. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs: Hans, Mr.. and
Mrs. Moore. Miss Katherine Brennan,
Miss Christina Brennan, Miss Margaret
Coyle. Miss Ethel Wyville and Messrs.
Alfred Albert, Edwin Albertss Norbert AL
bert. William Hans, Charles Rowzee,
Leroy Havener, Frank Goodhue and
James Walsh.
Mr.. Elias B. Thompson has returned to
the city, and with his daughter, Miss
Laura Thompson. has apartments in the
Sherman, 10Th and L streets northwest.
Mr. and Mrs. La Porte gave a large re-
ception and dance last Monday evening
in honor of their house guests, Prof and
Mrs. j. Mayiller of New York and DIR.
c. Muir of Connecticut. Vocal and in
strumental numbers were given by Mrs.
Franklin Hughes, X. Ward, NJ. Murry