Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-23
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
THE VICE PRESIDENT AND
WIFE GOING HOME TONIGHT.
Several Dances on for the Younger
Set-Dinners-Travel
Notes.

The Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
will leave tonight to spend the Christ
mas holidays tie their home in Indiana.
With them will go little Tromas Mar
shall Switzerland. who has been their
guest here for many weeks. Rev. DIR.
Switzerland will meet them in Indian
apolis and take the youngster TO spend
Christmas with his brothers and sisters
The Vice President, Mrs Ma: shall and
Thomas made tour of inspection OF the
shops early last evening. mingiing with
the throngs of Christmas shoppers.
The Austrian ambassador and Nine.
Dumba and the Spanish ambassador ana
Nine. re Riano We're among the 2oo guests
at The demut Inner given in New FORK
last night by Mrs. Alfred Arson for her
daughter. Miss Alexander Emery
Mrs. Arson, in a gown of silver ana
blue brocade and her daughter, wearing
white satin and chiffon, received the
guests at the entrance to the banquet
room at the Ritz-Carlton. \ large table
was placed at each end of the room ana
in the center was a smaller table. On
each was a tall tree made of ferns, re-
sembling a Christmas tree, from the
branches of which depended PINK llles-
Arranged about these three were smaller
tables on which were tall glass tubes
filled with orchids and pink lilies, with
trimmings of ferns.
After the dinner the guests adjourned to
the ballroom, where there was general
dancing, for which about 800 additional
guests came in. Supper was served IN
the main dining room.
Lady Spring-Rice will be honored guest
at tea dance today.at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Franklin MacVeagh.
Guests from this city are expected to-
night at the debut ball of Miss Sarah
Lippincott. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs j.
Bertam Lippincctt. in Philadelphia
Miss Ethel Rose, daughter of DIR. and
Mrs Wickliffe Rose, made her debut
Yesterday afternoon at tea dance
given by her parents at Ranschers.
A beautiful decoration of pink roses,
palms, ferns and southern smilaN was in
place in the small room. while the tea
table which extended across one end of
the room had d large centerpiece of roses
and ferns.
Mrs. Rose received in a gown of black
and gold lace over white charmeuse with
girdle of emerald green satin. The
young debutante looked charming IN a
gown of. white Dreaded crepe de chime
trimmed with chiffon and silver roses.
She carried lovely bouquet of roses
and lilies of the valley.
Those assisting were Mrs. Franklin ~.
Lane, Mrs. David r. Houston. Mrs. Rob
ert Owen, Mrs. Claude Swanson, Mrs.
John n Shields Mrs. Newton f.. Mason,
Mrs. Paul Fitzsimmons. Miss Mary Tenn
pie of Tennessee Mrs. William Bailey
Lamar, Mrs e. H. Tillman. Mrs. IL. {.
Ansberry Miss Cary Peachy, Miss Jes-
sica Award of Virginia and Miss Maud
Martin of Providence, r. l., house guests
of Miss Rose: Miss Lucy Hoke Smith,
Miss Dorothea owen. Miss Minnie Stone.
Miss Helen Heyl. Miss Dorothy Wyeth,
Miss Pauline Stone. Miss Sophie Bis
garet Howard.
Miss Rose is a student at Nassar and
will return to college after the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs William D. Hoover are
entertaining at a dance tonight at the
Chevy Chase Club for the friends of
their young son and daughter.
The Secretary of Commerce and Mrs.
Redfield entertained at dinner last night
when. their guests were the Postmaster
General and Mrs Burleson, Assistant
Secretary of Commerce and Mrs. Sweet
and Miss Sweet. Mr.. and Mrs. O. III. Tit
man, and Mr.. Albert Lee Thurman.
Mrs. A. F. Anderson and Miss Ander-
son are visiting Mrs. Henry c. Thompson
for the holidays.
Mrs. Fred w. Holt is visiting her
parents, DR.. and Mrs. III. c. Thompson,
for the holidays.
Col. and Mrs. Laid will spend the holt
days with their daughter at West Point,
n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs William r. Hit will
spend Christmas here with Mrs X. Il.
Hit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Hopkins are in
New York to spend a fortnight with
| their daughter Mrs. Patterson. They
will return TO Washington about jan
uary 4.
Miss Marguerite caperton. daughter OF
Admiral Caperton, viii be here the day
after Christmas to make a short visit
with Mrs. Ordway and Miss Padeiford
and to attend the Draper ball.
Mr.. Justice Day and Mr.. and Mrs
Rufus Day entertained at dinner last
night The guests were: The french
ambassador and Mime. Jusserand, Jus
tlce and Mrs. Hughes, Justice and Mrs
Lamar, Secretary and Mrs Lane, Mr..
and Mrs. John Bassett Moore, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Macfarland, Mr.. and Mrs
charles Henry Butler, Miss Harlan and
Mr.. James H. Maher.
Representative Thomas Gidney Patten
OF New York and family are at the New
Itlchmond Hotel for the winter season.
Mrs Winterhalter wife of Capt Win