Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-02
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Mrs. Arthur r. Brice will introduce
her second daughter, Miss Julia Frances
Brice. at tea today: when the as
man King. Miss Katherine Harlow,
Miss Marian Van Buren,. Miss Eliza
beth Hamilton, Miss Mary Veeder, Miss
Dorst of Warrenton, Va, Miss Auer-
bach and Miss Alice Brice
Mrs. Francis s. Nash will entertain
at tea dance at Rauscfer's December
Mrs. Edward n. Breitung's guests at
an informal luncheon in the St: Regis,
Mex York, yesterday included Mrs.
Thomas E. Walsh of this city, Mrs.
Paul Morton. Mrs. Ernest N; Stires,
Miss Maria de Barril and Miss Lota
Robinson.
Miss Dorothy wyeth. daughter of
Col. and Mrs. Marlborough Wyeth, has
returned from Atlantic City and Phila-
delphia, where she spent several weeks.
and was much entertained. She at
tended the Army and Navy game at
Philadelphia last Saturday.
The Misses Ruth and Sarah Daniel,
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Selden Brooke
Daniel. 5000 @ street. will make their
debut Thursday. December "a. when
tea dance at Rauscher's.
Mrs Gore, wife of Senator Gore, will be
at home tomorrow from to g.
Miss Nellie Hunt, who has been visiting
in Norfolk and Richmond, has returned
to her home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Gilbert Dent, formerly
of Chevy Chase and now residing at 1S49
California street, have returned from a
motor trip south. They spent Thanksgiv-
ing with their parents. Col. and Mrs. j.
a S11o nok1
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Larner were the
hosts at large tea yesterday after
noon, when they introduced their
house was prettily decorated and the
many handsome bouquets sent the
young bud made an imposing collection.
Mrs. Larner received in gown Of rose
color brocade, while the debutante was
charming in a gown of pale blue tat
feta and lace with garlands of rose
buds. Miss Ruth Larner received with
her mother and sister, wearing a gown
of yellow taffeta. Others assisting in
the hospitality included Mrs. Wallace
did the honors at the tea table; Mrs.
E. Southland Parker and Mrs. R. C.
North of Selins Grove, Pa; Miss Edythe
Howard. Miss Helen Hughes. Miss
Miss Lois Reside. Miss Mabel Grandin.
Miss Dorothy Crawford and Miss Eliza
beth Kingsbury. An informal supper
for the receiving party followed the
tea.
Capt Edward B. w. Eberle has ar
rived, to take command of the Wash
ington navy yard. Mrs. Eberle. who
has been staying at the Grafton. Joined
her husband at the yard yesterday.
Mr.. Edward L. Markell of the Depart
ment of Agriculture and his bride, who
was Miss Genevieve J. Williams of
Brooklyn, having just returned from
the Pacific coast. are spending few
days with the parents of the former at
1881 Bolton street. Baltimore. prior to
their departure for Florida. where they
expect to spend the winter.
Mrs. Conner, wife of Maj. w. D. Con-
nor, entertained at d card party and a
tea yesterday. and will again this aft
, ernoon.
Col. and Mrs. Joseph f. Kuhn had
| many guests through yesterday after
| noon, who dropped in to say goodbye
| to the former. who sails with a num-
| Der of other officers for observation duty
/ with the German armies. Mrs. Parker.
mother Of Mrs. Kuhn. and Mrs. George
R. Goethals, daughter-in-law of Col
| Goethals, presided at the tea table.
remain until after her husband sails:
| Mrs. Clarence Moore is in New YORK
and Miss Frances Moore will visit in
Philadelphia and Boston for the rest
| of the week.
A Philadelphia debutante today is
Miss Mary Evelyn Chew, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. David B. Chew. whose
coming-out will be a tea dance with
out a receiving party or tea table as
sistants. Miss Chew's gown will be OF
| soft white satin, the skirt flaring wide
| at the bottom and showing a narrow
skirt of chiffon and lace. The neck will
be draped with white tulle and the
long sleeves will also be fashioned of
the tulle. Over the shoulders will be a
satin girdle will be finished at the top
with a six-inch band of leopard skin,
which will also appear in narrow cross
ed bands on a ruff of tulle at her neck.
Miss Chew will select a bouquet from
those sent her as gifts to carry. Mrs.
Chew's gown will be of soft black sat-
in draped with an overdress of black
chiffon, embroidered with jet. Her long
sleeves and ruff will be of black tulle,
rooms are to be decorated with ferns
and smilax, with chrysanthemums as
a color note.
Rev. Father Buckley, assistant recor
| of St. Matthew'S Church performed the
marriage ceremony there yesterday aft
ernoon for Miss Leila Harrison, daugh-
ter of Mrs. George Harrison. and Lieut.
Godfrey Keyes. United States cavalry.
The sanctuary was adorned with
palms and foliage plants and vases
between the candelabra on the altar.
The ,ahers vho seated the euests and