Evening star., 1913-11-25

guest, WAS diSO or the party. as were
several other young friends of the hostess.
Miss Dorothy Merriam and Miss Ve-
nadia Merriam. daughters of DR.. and
Mrs. G. Hart Merriam. will be among
the debutantes next month.
Lieut.. Commander and Mrs Barroll en-
tertained at dinner last night in compli-
ment to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H. Eel
loves. Their other guests were Mr.. John
Barrett. Baroness Won Hitler. Col. Whip
pie, Mrs. II. G. Cole. Capt Ridley Nc
Lean. Mrs. Joseph Hampson. Mrs Har-
old Walker and Mr.. John Clifton.
Dudlea, DR.. and Mrs James Dudley
Morgans Chevy Chase home, was the
social rendezvous yesterday for the debut
tea of their attractive young daughter.
Miss Eleanora Carroll Morgan. well
come of fiowers-growing chrysanthe
NUNS along the drives and across the in
closed front veranda-was continued
throughout the hall and rooms of the
first floor The hundreds Of fairest blooms
sent the debutante and arranged I'm the
modish bouquets of the day covered all
the available space in the dra aWing room
and the adjoining rooms.
Mrs. Morgan received in gown of gray
crepe embroidered in rosebuds. and Miss
Morgan wore white charmeuse. with sill
lace forming the corsage and
half sleeves. She carried a cluster of
lilies of the valley and orchids.
Miss Mary Gheen. Miss Helen Heyl Miss
Cora Barry, Miss Margaret Britton, Miss
Dorothy Aleshire, Miss Ethel NoyeS, Miss
Louise HELEN and Miss Rebekah Wilmer
were the assistants of the afternoon. Mrs
Stokes, wife of the surgeon general of
the army, and Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor
were vis-a-vis at the refreshment table
in the dining room. Mrs. Thomas Fuller.
Mrs. Walter Wells, Mrs. S. c. Neale and
Mrs. Edwin S. Abel Of Baltimore were
also of the receiving party
DR.. and Mrs. Morgan afterWard enter
tained the assistants at dinner. An in
formal dance followed
Mrs. Thomas H. Wilson and her sister,
Miss Abercrombee of 1909 Doth street,
are spending this week with Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel a. Appleton. their niece and
nephew, in Warrenton, Va at "Mansf-
field named for the old home OF Daniel
Webster, Mr.. Appleton's great-grand-
father.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester c. Hutchinson OF
a brief trip through the South. where
they will visit friends in Birmingham,
Ala, and Atlanta, Ga.
Col. and Mrs Spencer Cosby sailed on
the Rotterdam for Europe today
Miss Elena Calderon, daughter of the
Bolivian minister. returned last night
1iOiii d siSlI lO DOStOu ana New 1 Ork. IN
the former city she was the guest of DR..
and Mrs. Reid Hunt, formerly OF this
city. DR.. Hunt is now member of the
Harvard faculty
Mr.. Charles Weaver Bailey. 21OO De
Lancey street, Philadelphia announces
the engagement of his daughter, Miss
Beatrice Bailey, and Mr.. Robert NJ Nc
Bride of New York city. The wedding
will probably take place in January
Prof. and Mrs. Stimson Brown have
returned from their wedding trip. and
are at their residence. 1904 Q street.
Bishop Ethelbert Talbot of Bethlehem
Pa, and Mrs. Talbot arrived here this
morning, and will attend the White
House wedding They are the guests Of
the bishops brother, Rev. DR.. Talbot, at
92O 23d street
Gen. and Mrs. Albert L. Mills will spend
Thanksgiving in New York. and will
remain for the foot ball game Saturday
next. They will also be away over sun
day.
Miss Mary Merrick and her sisters will
return to this city for the winter De-
cember l. and will resume residence In
their home, 1854 street
Miss Mary 1. Kelly, who has spent the
summer abroad, returned to the city last
evening.
Mrs. A. Howard Clark is spending this
week at Atlantic City Mr. Clark is in
New York for a few days.
Miss Laura Harlan entertained at
luncheon Yesterday in honor of Miss
Mona McAdoo. daughter of the Secretary
of the Treasury, and Miss Helen Walcott,
daughter Of the superintendent of the
Smithsonian Institution.
Miss Louise Noonan, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Noonan of this city, was
recently in a party of fifteen bridesmaids
at the wedding in Stuttgart Germany of
Fraulein Maria Schlossberger, daughter
of DR.. Schlossberger, and Herr Humbert
Entrees. prominent manufacturer of the
same city. The wedding was followed by
a dinner and ball at the Hotel Mar
quadt, and the next day by a similar
dinner and dance, according to the Ger
man custom.
Last summer Mr. Noonan Joined, his
wife and daughter, who have been abroad
for the past year, and has Travelled with
them extensively since. They are now
in Munich. but expect to sail for home
in December.
Lady Johnstone has concluded her visit
here to her mother, Mrs. Pinchot, and is
now in New York
The marriage of Miss Lucy Hoke Smith
and Ensign A. r. Simpson. U. S. n, will
take pace during the Christmas holidays.
according to present plans. Senator and
Mrs. Hoke Smith returned last week from
Atlanta. where they went for their sons
wedding. but Miss Callie Hoke Smith is
remaining south for several weeks longer.
She made her debut in Atlanta this au-
tumn.
Miss Lenore Riggs Blackwell of Seattle.
Wash, is visiting at the residence of Sur
geon and Mrs. L. NJ. Blackwell, I13o Kill
bourne place northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Henry Butler will
give a reception tonight in compliment
to DR.. and Mrs WiIfred Grenfell, who
are their house guests.
Mrs. Robert Nj. Thompson has arranged
dinner party for young people for
Thanksgiving night in compliment to
Miss Sally Williams. daughter of Sena-
tor and Mrs. John Sharp Williams. She
will then take all her party to the Noel
House ball at the New Willard.
number of other dinners for Thanks
giving night have also been planned with
the same view of going on to the ball
afterWard.