Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-30
EVENTS Of INTEREST
IN AND OUT Of TOWN
Miss Beatrice Clover, Daughter of
Rear Admiral Glover.
Makes Bow Today.
A Large Dinner and Dance Will
Follow Her Tea-other
Events-Notes.

Rear Admiral and Mrs. Richardson
Glover will present their second
daughter. Miss Beatrice Clover. at tea
this afternoon at their home on New
Hampshire avenue. A dinner party
for the assistants and others and a
dance will follow.
The matrons who will assist in the
dining room will be Mrs. George S
Glover of New York, a house guest OF
the family; Mrs. Charles L. McCawley
and Mrs. William Crozier.
The debutantes and others who will
assist will include Miss Pauline Kin
dleberger. Miss Frances Moore. Miss
Francise Williams. Miss Frances Ira
yers. Miss Marian Van Buren,, Miss
Margaret Draper. Miss Gladys Hinck-
Whiting, Miss Rebekah Wilmer. Miss
Adelaide Heath, Miss Harriet Souther-
land and Miss Eudora Glover, and her
cousins. the Misses Glover, and her
other house guests Miss Liza TODD,
Denny, all of New York.
Mr. R. L. Bradshaw has returned
from Philadelphia, where he attended
the Army-Navy game Saturday and en- 4
tertained a dinner party at the Belle
vue-Stratford, complimentary to his
brother, Cadet Aaron Bradshaw, United
States Military Academy.
The board of directors of the wom-
ans Christian Association will hold an
anniversary reception at the home, 1918
18th street northwest, today, to 6
o'clock.
Mrs Medorem Crawford had guests
in yesterday during the late afternoon
to meet Miss Leila Harrison and Lieut..
Godfrey Keyes, L. S. A, whose mar
riage takes place tomorrow
Miss Yvonne Townsend. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Townsend. has
written a martial song. to which her
mother has added the words. and which
will be feature at a New York enter
tainment for the Belgian sufferers next
week.
Bishop-elect Paul Matthew'S Of New
Jersey, who is to be consecrated in
with Mrs. Matthews, on their way east
They were the guests for the week
end of Dean Matthews sister. Mrs
Horace Gray of Glendale, widow OF
Justice Gray, and on their return there
for the Christmas holidays with their
children they will be the guests OF
Mrs. Mortimer Matthews of Glendale.
gave a reception last Tuesday in that
city for her mother. Mrs. Thomas F
Richardson. The latter will shortly re-
turn here and occupy her home for
1 the winter. accompanied by her son
Mr. Charles Richardson.
The engagement has been made pub
lie of Miss Evelyn Marshall. daughter
of the late Charles II. Marshall Of
New York, and Marshall Field, Sd. sol
of the late Marshall Field. jr., and the
grandson of Marshall Field of Chicago
1t is thought that the wedding is tt
take place in January, after the re-
turn of Mrs. Marshall from Europe. Mr.
Field is twenty-five years old.
The news of the engagement became
known after his arrival Friday nigh
on the Lusitania. through some of his
friends, who were at the pier to gree,
him. His mother, who was the widow
Of Marshall Field. jr.. married Capt
Maldwin Drummond of the British
Iarmy, and he has just returned from
visiting with her. He had luncheon yes
lterday with his f1ance at her home.
Miss Marshall was presented at the
court of st. James in London about q
year ago. She was in Paris with heI
mother when the war began. HeI
mother is now actively engaged in the
work of the American Hospital ir
Paris.
Mr.. Field, although he has lived most
of his life in England with his mother
| has retained his American citixenshin
Under the terms of his grandfather
will he will inherit three.fifths Of th&