Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-17

| been serving in Algiers. He has recently
been transferred to the I'd Regiment OF
Mountain Artillery, stationed at Nice,
France, and is on the stan of the colonel
| of the regiment. He has been decorated
| with the cross of the Legion of Honor.
The bride of today is not only charm
ing. but highly accomplished. She has
| travelled both in Europe and in Central
and South America and is a linguist of
distinction A couple Of years ago she
visited her sbrother-in-law, Mr.. de VOL
liant, now retired from the Russian dip o.
matte service, and her sister, Nine. sde
Wollant, in their home at st. Petersburg
and afterward with friends travelled ex-
tensively in Russia.
The brides presents make an elegant
collection of beautiful articles for per
sonal and household use.
Alter a honeymoon jaunt Capt. Moussot
and his bride will return to this city to
remain until they sail for France the lat
ter part of January. They will make
their home at Nice.
Mrs. Franklin X. Lane was hostess AT
an informal tea yesterday afternoon,
when her guests were invited to meet
Miss Margaret Fechteler. a debutante of
q fortnight. ago.
Mrs. Augustus L. Fechteler and Mrs.
w. w. Morrow Of San Francisco. mother
and grandmother Of the youthful honor
guest, assisted In receiving.
Mrs David Houston, Mrs. John Works,
Mrs. Ira Copley and Mrs. Adolph Miller
presided at the tea table.
The other assistants were Miss Mona
MeAdoo, the Misses Burleson. Miss Ruth
Hitchcock, Miss Carrie Chamberlain,
Miss Elizabeth Kent, Mrs. Charles Car
roll Glover, jr., Miss Sophy Johnston,
Miss Mary Morgan. Miss Mary Gheen
and Miss Matilda Auerbach.
The drawing room and dining room
were decorated with pin roses and
foliage plants. The hostess was richly
gowned In white satin and lace and
coat bodice Of brocaded orchid satin, and
Miss Fechteler was in white lace over
white satin.
Miss Dorothy Campbell was the debu-
tante to whom society paid court yes
terday afternoon. This interesting young
lady was presented by her parents, Rep
resentative and Mrs. Philip p. Camp
bell Of Kansas. at large tea dance at
Rauscher's. The bathrooms were pretu-
| ly decorated with flowers and palms. and
Mrs. Campbell received in the pink par
lor. She was attired in a gown of black
| velvet and lace. with touches of Ameri
can beauty. Miss Campbell wore pale
yellow charmeuse and silver lace and
carried bouquet Of yellow jessamine
and orchids.
Mrs. G. e. Pickett, Mrs. Q. G.. Dodge.
Mrs. John Capron, Mrs. Helen Gardiner.
Mrs. William p. Borland. Mrs. J. G.
Capers and Mrs. Victor Murdoch assisted
In receiving. Miss Genevieve Clark. Miss
Marie Peary. Miss Catherine Thesis, Miss
Pauline Stone. Miss Minnie Stone. Miss
Marcia Murdoch, Miss. Anne Wright
Huske and Miss Ruth Dodge were assist
ants also
Miss Marie Hoffman Adams is enter
| tanning this afternoon in her home in
Park road at a large tendance in honor
| of Miss Margaret Fechteler. the debutante
daughter of Capt August #. Fechteler,
United States Navy, and Mrs. Fechteler.
Miss Adams will be assisted by Miss
Marie Peary, Miss Esther Whiting. Miss
Dorothy Taylor. Miss Westession. Miss
Natalie briggs, Miss Louise Howser, Miss
Helen McCumber, Miss Elizabeth e'ren-
shaw and Miss Virginia MILAN.
In the dining room. presiding at the
Alexander S. Bentley, Mrs. Charles Perry
Miller and Mrs. Byron S. Adams.
Mrs. z. S. James and her daughter. Mrs.
Eunice James, have returned to Wash
ingron from an extended trip in the west.
They are at the Everett. Mrs. James
home and birthplace is III Wisconsin.
where she still has large interests. She
and her daughter visited the old home
stead during their western travels.
The Crescents held their December
dance at the Raleigh last Saturday even
ing, more than sixty couples being pres
ent This was the third dance of the
season given by this club. the next one
to be held during the Christmas holidays.
The committee In charge OF arrangements
was composed of J. w. Mckericher. w.
Harry Trotter. Harry c. Sigourney, Lem
uel II. Windsor. Fred D. Giesler, Edna
NJ. Jones. Estelle Cole, Grace L. Swart
and Matte Sweeney.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Howe OF 4mster-
dam, N Y, are guests of Representative
and Mrs. Wallin at the Hotel Powhatan.
Miss Martha Daingerfield Spalding will
spend Christmas with her grandmother,
Mrs Henry S. Rennolds. at the Baltimore
She will attend the hop at the navy
Miss Spalding will be the guest of her
sister. Mrs Richard r. Mann, of Annapo-
lis, Md. Mrs. Mann will give tea that
day to present her sister to annapolis
society.
Gen. Joseph Sewall Smith of Bangor,
Me-. accompanied by his daughter, Miss
Hortense L. Smith, has returned to
Washington and taken rooms at the Ho-
tel Richmond for the winter.
Mrs. Robert Edwin Peary will present
her daughter, Miss Mariee Ahniehito
Peary. at a tea January = at their home,
1890 Belmont street.
Mrs Charles w. 'Pursell. wife of the
American minister to Persia. will receive
in her apartment. at the Burlington. to-
assisted by her daughter and Mrs.
Reeves, wife of Commodore L. S. X.
Reeves, L. S. n.
Mrs. Edward A. Quintard at her tea
this afternoon to present Miss Dorothy
Quintard will be assisted by Mrs sam
uel G. Jones. Mrs. W. II. Heron, Mrs.
Joseph Hampson, Miss Elizabeth Lea,
Miss Margaret Gould. Miss Helen Gould,
Miss Minnie Stone. Miss Pauline Stone
Miss Helen Heyl and the latter's guest,
Miss Summeryill of New Jersey
Miss Virginia Mckee of this city was
among the guests yesterday at the lunch
con given at her New York home by
Mrs. Howard Carroll for Miss Eleanor
Townsend Darlington of Harrisburg, Pa,
her house guest.
The members of the Triangle Club
the Princeton undergraduate drama tic
organization, will arrive in Washington
next Sunday morning. That afternoon
Mrs. Josiah Peirce will give a tea at
her home. 1895 Massachusetts, avenue
in honor of the players. who are col
lege friends of her son, Josiah Peirce. |
jr.. senior at Princeton.
Monday afternoon this years musical
production, 1.-THE Pursuit of Priscilla"
will be given. The WashingtoniansI
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