Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-02

room. but also every other available spot
in the adjoining rooms.
Both official and resident society was
charmingly represented in the throng OF
guests. A buffet supper was served
throughout the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G.. Carpenter and
Miss Carpenter held a large reception at
their re sidence on Connecticut avenue
yesterday from :, to 4. Miss Carpenter
has been away from Washington Tor the
past five years one of which she spent
in travelling around the world with her
father, and the others at Smith College
from which she graduated last June. me
drawing rooms We're decorated with south
ern smilaX and red berries, the CHRIST
mas color scheme being followed through
out Mrs. Carpenter wore gown OF
black brocaded chiffon with white and
gold lace. Miss Carpenters frock was
of alice blue brocaded charmeuse. ana
she carried an old-faShioned bouquet or
violets and gardenias. In the dining
room were Mrs Perry Heath. Mrs. Eu-
gene Byrnes, Mrs. w. q. Bryan. Mrs
Frederick True, Mrs. Lloyd b. Wight.
Mrs. f. p Hall. Mrs. NJ. S. Zimmele, Mrs
j. l.. Stier and Mrs. w. J. Humphreys
The assistants were Miss Mabel Grandin.
Miss Barbara Kauffmann. Miss Elizabeth
Bryan, Miss Ruth Larner, Miss Margaret
Larner Miss Helen Baldwin, Miss Adele
Waterman. Miss Virginia Gerhardt and
Miss Vivian Jenness-Miller. Among the
and reside mt circles. The receiving party
was entertained at a supper afterward
Miss Trowbridge and Miss Agnes Trow-
bridge gave tea yesterday for their
college friends at their home, 1921 ii
street.
Mrs. Scott. wife of Capt. Scott. L. S.
A, and Mrs Fay, wife of Capt. Fay,
L. S. A, presided at the tea table.
Nrrr William Tavloe SNYDER wife of
Rev Mr. Snyder. is giving small IN
formal tea for young people this AFTER
noon to present her daughter Miss Falth
Snyder.
Miss Edna Snyder. Miss Barbara Hoge
and Miss Mary Lee Fleming.
4 surprise to their many friends was
the marriage Yesterday of Miss Lucille
Smith, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. T..
Smith, and Mr.. Joseph Franklin winter.
The ceremony was performed by the rev
Hermon S. Pinkham at his residence The
bride was attired in becoming traVehhs
suit of blue with hat to match, and wore
a corsage bouquet of violets and lilies OF
the valley Mr.. and Mrs Winter left I'M
mediately on their honeymoon LOT VIA
Point Comfort and an extensive southern
trip. After their return they will reside
at the Duauesne apartment. where they
will be at home to their friends after
March /.
Mr. and Mrs G. Warfield Simpson an
nounce the engagement OF their daugnter'
Alice Maude to Ensign John VI. Sylves-
ter, L. S. \.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carroll of Car
rollton gave IA tea. followed by dancing.
yesterday afternoon at Doushoregan
Manor. Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll We're as
sisted in receiving by their son. Mr.
Charles Bancroft Carroll; their cousin,
Miss Eleanor Carroll. and their house
guests. Miss Cecilia May of Washington
and Messrs Hayward Cutting and Law
renee Lanier Winslow of New York. The
rooms of the beautiful old manor Were
decorated with Christmas greens and the
dance program included the turkey trot
and popular one-step.
Mrs John Lewis Edwards will be at
home informally the second and fourth
Fridays in January.