Evening star., 1913-12-16
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
VICE PRESIDENT MAY SPEND
HOLIDAYS AT OLD HOME.
Miss Dorothy Campbell Is a Debu-
tante Today-0ther Events.
Notes.

The Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
expect to spend Christmas in INDIANAPOLIS
and will also be there for New Year if
Congress Is not in session. Mrs. Marshall
will receive tomorrow for the last time
until January.
The Secretary of State and Mrs. Bryan
will spend Christmas in the south. but
VIII return here December 81 III time for
u their New Year diplomatic breakfast.
They expect TO leave this city Friday
L next.
The Secretary OF War and Mrs CARR
son entertained 1T dinner last night the
Secretary of the Navy and Mrs Daniels.
the assistant secretary of war and Mrs
Breckinridge, Gen. and Mrs. W. ".
and. Mrs. Henry White, Miss Boardman
and Capt. Mccoy.
Secretary and Mrs Garrison will spend
Christmas i'll Philadelphia.
Mrs. Franklin k Lane wife of the
! Secretary of the interior. is giving a
tea today In compliment to Miss Mar
garet F'echteier, the dcbutantc daugh-
and Mrs. Fcchteler
Assisting will be Mrs. Techteler ana
her mother, Mrs. ". ". Morrow of San
Francisco.
Mrs. David Houston, Mrs. John Works,
Mrs. Ira Copley and Mrs. Adolph Miller
will be in the tea room.
| Miss Mona McAdoo, the Misses Burle-
son, Miss Ruth Hitchcock Miss Carrie
Chamberlain. Miss Elizabeth Kemp. Miss
Glover, jr., Miss Mary Morgan. Miss
\ Mary Gheen and Miss Matilda Auer-
bach will also assist.
i Mrs. Lane viii hold d reception on
New Year day. She will be at home also
m ia Cd
/ days until January.
Mrs. Daniels went to New York to-
day. to be the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
the Navy will join her for the North
| Carolina Society dinner. They will be
home again Thursday.
| Mrs. Harry Berry OF Nashville Tenn,
has arrived to make holiday visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Knox
and will be joined by Mr.. Berry just be-
fore Christmas.
Miss Dorothy Aleshire is in Atlanta.
Ga, the guest OF Miss Katherine Ellis,
and is receiving great deal Of attention
from vide circle of friends there.
Mrs. w. W. Finley and her daughters
will spend the winter at East Orange,
\. j., " ere Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Finley
/ make their home. Mrs. Finley has leased
/ her home here to Mr.. Charles NJ. Hinkle.
Miss Agnes Wilson has returned from
visit with friends in Natchez, Miss.
The Misses Clementine and Sallie Smith
gave luncheon today.
Miss Fogg will give theater party to-
night in honor of Miss Fechteler.
The Congressional Club will entertain
Mr.. Herbert Browne as the guest of
| honor Friday afternoon at o'clock. Mr..
Browne will address the club on THE
Unspoiled People, and tea will follow at
| ) o'clock.
| DR.. and Mrs. James Dudley Morgan
are again at their home on 18th street for
the winter.
Mrs. Charles Henry Butler entertained
at a small tea yesterday in compliment
to her cousin. Mrs Thomas Ewing.
| The dance last night at Rauscher's
| for the benefit of the free wards at Co.
| lumbia Hospital gave a charming evening
| to large and smart gathering of ma
irons, maids and dancing men, tot whom
any appeal from the board of lady visi-
tors of that institution is always heea1ed
A dancing contest, in which the honors
| finally fell to Mr.. Marcus Jordan and
Miss Rhoda Fullam. was a feature of the
| event at which Mrs. Arthur Lee, Col
Frank Denny and Mrs. r. }. .. Fuller
| acted as judges. The prizes were silver
| cups Mrs. Henry w. Fitch, president of
| the board, received, assisted by Mrs.
Lawrence Heap and Mrs. T. J. D. Fuller
I Pay Director Heap, L. S. N, chairman
| of the floor committee, made the intro
ductions.
| There were bridge tables also and at
midnight refreshments were served
Mrs. Fitch was goWned in black, and
Mrs. Heap In emerald green charmeuse
| Mrs. Fuller was in silver brocade. Mrs.
Alexander Britton wore purple velvet and
/ point lace. Mrs. Clayton was in pink
| satin. and Mrs. Harry IL. Kerr wore pur-
pie chiffon and satin. Mrs. Charles Perry
Miller was in blue charmeuse, with
! touches OF violet, and Mrs. Alexander G..
! Bentley wore pink satin and lace -
! John William Thompson was i'll white
charmeuse and crystal-beadel lace, and
! Mrs. Arthur Lee was in bright green satin
| and lace. Mrs Beale Bloomer wore black
velvet. Mrs. Harry C. Cole WAS in black
charmeuse. Mrs. Frederick Chaplin was
| in pink. Mrs. William d. Hoover wore
| black charmeuse. with touches of gold.
| Mrs. William Haywood, green satin and
| lace. Mrs. T. Ritchie Stone WAS In black
charmeuse draped with embroidered white
chiffon. Mrs. Walter Mclean. white
| satin with touches of green chiffon, and
Mrs. A. T. Britton in black charmeuse
and white lace.
Some of the bellies and their pretty
gowns were: Miss Helen Hendricks, black