Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-16
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
PRESIDENT AND MRS. TAFT TO
BE MIR. HITCHCOCK'S GUESTS.
Other Pleasant Occasions in T0day's
and Future Lists.
Notes.


guests at dinner tonight of the Postmas-
ter General. 1t will be given at Rausch-
er's.
Mrs. Lewis More and Miss Helen IaIt
will be also Mr.. Hitchcock'S guests
Last night the President and Mrs. Ia1t
dined with Mrs. Henry F. Dimock. Her
guests to meet them were Mrs. CleVe-
land, the British ambassador and MRS.
Bryce, the Netherlands minister ana
Nine. Loudon the Danish minister. Sena-
tor du Pont, Mr.. and Mrs. Winthrop,
Prof. T. j. Preston, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Vanderbilt Mrs. Richard Townsend, MI.
and Mrs. Samuel Bertron of New YORK
and Mrs. Dimock Hutchinson. A must
cal followed when DR.. Horatio Connell
Of Philadelphia gave piano numbers.
Mrs Cleveland's visit to the capita
came to an end today, when she returned
to New York and Princeton. Miss Esther
Cleveland remains with Mrs. John hays
Hammond and will attend the theatei
tonight with her hostess ana a party
Mr. and Mrs. F'aversham will he Mrs
Hammonds guests at a supper after the
theater tonight.
Mrs. Gillet Hill and Miss Gillet Hill
were the hostesses at a large tea yester
day afternoon, when Mrs. John Miller
Horton was the honor guest.
The rooms were beautifully decorated
with pink Japanese lilies, and Mrs. Gllle'
Hill received in handsome gown of pur.
pie chiffon, embroidered in silver. Mrs
Spencer Hood and Mrs. Leroy futile
presided at the tea table and among the
other assistants were Mrs. Charles Price
Miss Elizabeth Munford. Miss Esther
Foote, Miss Nina Stockton, Miss Lena
Hitchcock and Miss katherine Hitch
cock.
Senator and Mrs. John Sharp Williams
entertained at the Congressional Club
Yesterday for their daughter. Miss Sallie
Williams, at a debutante tea. A large
party assisted including Mrs. Kicks
Mrs Micou. Mrs. Day. Mrs. Arthur Lee
Mrs. Henry ID. Clayton, Miss Boardman
Mrs Richmond 2. HObson. Mrs. john
son. Mrs. McCumber. Mrs. Hooper Mrs
Ramsay, Miss Fulton. Mrs. Riker. Mrs
Borland, Miss Nancy Johnson. Miss
Helen Hardy. Miss Lucy Hoke Smith
Miss Margaret McChord. Miss Lanette
Smith, Miss Eloise Orme. Miss Helen Nc
Cumber, Miss Anne Seymour Jones, Miss
Mary Howry. Miss May Fleming, Miss
Florence Schneider. Miss jeanette Ayres
Miss Mildred Needham Miss Katherine
Storb and Miss Alice McClelland.
Miss Lucy Thurber Howard. daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. Leland O. Howard
made her debut at a large team given
by her parents at the club of Colonial
Danes yesterday, where floral decora-
ton was in place, and the popularity OF
the young lady was evidenced by the
numerous bouquets sent her. Mrs. How,
ard wore pale pink satin and lace, and
the debutante was in white chiffon and
lace and carried pink rosebuds and lilies
of the valley.
Nine Riano. wife of the Spanish min
lister; Mrs. Ernest Roberts and Nine
- IL hon ha fnn nf fhe tea
table.
Those assisting were Mrs. Robert
Woodward. Mrs. John B. Patten, Miss
Thurber and Miss Hamilton of New
York, Mrs John Wilson. Miss Aileen Bell
Miss Grace Clifton, Miss Katherine CHI
ton, Miss Laura Bush Brown, Miss Shir.
lev Putnam. Miss Frances Lewis, Miss
Kaufman and Miss Eloise Orme.
Mrs Clement Furman Haynsworth OF
Greenville, :. G, is visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Edward p Hall Mrs. Hal
and Mrs. Haynsworth will be at home
informally Monday afternoon, January p
Mrs Byron s. Adams and Miss Marie
Adams and their guest. Miss Walsh. will
from :, to $50 o'clock. The remaining
Fridays of the month Mrs. and Miss
Adams will assist Mrs. Dunn and Mrs
William Earl Ambrose at their residence
1SoJ Park road.
Mrs George NJ. Sternberg, 2D0J Massa-
chusetts avenue. will be at home Satur-
day, January 49, and Saturday, Janu-
airy %
Chaplain David Wills. U. S. A, retired
and Miss Wills have gone south for the
winter, and are now the guests of Judge
j. T. Wills, Gainesville, Fla.
Mrs. Edmund NJ Talcott and Miss Tai
colt will be at home Informally January
q and 30.
Mrs Irving o. Ball will not be at home
the remaining Fridays in January but
will receive all the Fridays in February
and March at the Hamilton.
Mrs George R. Evans and Mrs. Brock
enbrorsh VIII be at home this afternoon
Mrs lanes Lee Marshall has been con-
fined to her room for the past three weeks
with a badly sprained ankle, but is i'm
proying slowly and hopes to leave for the
south before long with her daughter Miss
Julia Haines Vail. a debutante of las,
year.
A pleasant surprise was given Mrs M
F Rodrick of Capitol Hill last Monday
January Is, it being her eightieth birth
day anniversary. She received a postal
card shower" from her friends in the city
and several OF the states, about 240 OF
them sending their best wishes and con-
eratulations. Several beautiful bouquets
of flowers We're also sent her, as we'll as