Evening star., 1914-12-30
EVENTS Of INTEREST
IN AND OUT Of TOWN
Miss Andrews and Miss Graves Are
Debutantes of This
Afternoon.
Mrs. Moore's Ball for Daughter.
Dancing Parties.
Notes.

and luncheons.
Mrs. Andrews will be assisted by Mrs.
Franklin K. Lane. Mrs. Randolph Nc
Kim. Mrs. Arthur Lee. Mrs. William K.
Van Reypen, Mrs. Powell Minnegerode,
Mrs. Francis S. Nash. Mrs. Albert
Douglas, Miss Davidge, Mrs. Henry
Jewett. Mrs. Marion Butler, Mrs. Lor-
ing Stone. Mrs. George Minnegerode,
Mrs. William c. Butler of London, sis
ter of the hostess, who is spending the
winter with her, and two other house
guests, Miss Beverley Turner. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. Lopgnboroug gh Turner, and
Miss Constance Harrison, daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Fairfax Harrison, both of
Virginia: Others assisting Will be Miss
Anita Henry. Miss Katherine Beach,
Miss Janet Cowan. Miss Pocahontas
| Butler, Miss Carolyn Nash, Miss Eliza
I beth Hamilton, Miss Mary Wheeler
Vest, Miss katherine Goodwin, Miss
| Eugenia HolcomDe, Miss Louise Clark,
Miss Ruth Wilson and Miss Elizabeth
| kingSbury.
| Miss Andrews will take her house
guests to the navy relief ball tonight
| The debut Of Miss Laura Graves,
daughter of Col. and Mrs. John Temple
| Graves, will also be at tea this after
noon. Those assisting the hostess will
liam L. Marshall, Mrs. Albert L. Mills,
| Mrs. Robert l.. owen, Mrs. Joseph w.
Folk, Mrs. John x Shields, Mrs Robert
Taylor. Mrs. Williamson. Mrs. Rufus
Talmage, Mrs. c. H. Cothran and Mrs.
L. E. Cothran, both of New York; Miss
Genevieve Clark, Miss Cowan, Miss
Howser and Miss Martha Upton Of
| New York. A small dance will follow
| the tea.
| An interesting wedding took place
yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock, at
hriC
| Glorvina Blake Gordon, daughter of
Mr.. William A. Gordon, and Mr.. George
Llewellyn Nicholson were married by
the Rev. James H. W. Blake, in the
| presence of a large gathering of rela-
tives and friends.
The bride. who was given away by
| her father, wore gown of green silk,
| elaborately embroidered. and wore a
green velvet hat and a corsage bouquet
| of orchids.
Miss Katherine Nicholson, sister of
| the groom, was the maid of honor. Her
| gown was of shadow lace over yellow
| chiffon. She wore a black picture hat
and carried bouquet of yellow roses.
| Mr.. H. W. Nicholson was best man,
and the ushers were Mr.. Llewellyn
Nicholson. jr.: Mr.. Gordon Gordon of
! New York, Mr.. Willim A. Gordon, jr.
Mr.. A. T. c. Gordon of Pittsburgh, Mr..
John Blake Gordon and Mr.. Erskine
| Gordon.
| A small reception followed at the
brides home.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholson will reside at
| 3o13 @ street on their return from
| their wedding trip.
| Miss Frances Louise Evarts gave a
card party Monday afternoon at her
home on Lamont street. Her guests
were Miss Helgesen, Miss Mason, Miss
Campbell, Miss Gronna, Miss Ferguson,
Miss Hopkins, Miss Griffen, Miss Darby,
Miss Conwell, Miss Bizzell, Miss Miller,
Miss Davis, Miss Livingstone, Miss
Mayfeld. Miss Michener. Miss Heron.
| Miss Friday and Miss OConnor. Miss
| Evarts will go to Annapolis Thursday
| to attend the New Year hop at the Ma
val Academy.
| Mrs. E. F. Eisminger is spending sew
| eral days with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Els
minger at their home in Hagerstown,
Md.
| Mrs. Karl r Waugh, formerly Miss
! Emily L. Sprightly, and her daughter
| Eleanor are here from Beloit, Wis.
spending the holidays with Mrs Fred
L. Fogt.
! The Christmas luncheon of the Wash
ington Wellesley Club will be held at
the home of Mrs. Samuel Herrick, 3512
| Macomb street. at 1870 tomorrow. Any
! Wellesley graduate or former student
who may be visiting the city at this
| holiday season is cordially invited to
| attend.
January of Miss Edna C. Frizzell,
daughter of Rev. John W. Frizzell.
pastor Of Ingram Memorial Congrega-
tional Church. and Mrs. Frizzell. and
Mr.. William Leslie CoOmbs. now of San
! Francisco. Cal, son Of c. c. Coombs
of this city. The ceremony will be in
the Ingram Memorial Church and the
brides father, Rev. ]. w. Frizzell. will
ofiiciate.
A reception will follow in the church
and later the couple will leave for San
Francisco. where they viii mako their
future home
An interesting luncheon was given
,esterday by Master Frank Gardner
It his home on Wyoming avenue on the
occasion of his first birthday anniver-
sary. Covers were laid for seven, and,
considering that the eldest of the young
guests had not reached his second year,
a lively time ensued. The room was
prettily decorated with sprigs of holly.
evergreen and mistletoe, while on a
| brilliantly lighted Christmas tree hung
a present for each baby. The young
| folks present were Misses Martha Jean
| Whiteside and Mary Neenah Price and
Masters Marvin Young, Rex Smith. Ed
; win Chapman and Manning Clagett.
| The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs
| Daniels, the admiral of the navy and
Mrs. Dewey, Rear Admiral and Mrs.
! Brownson. Rear Admiral and Mrs.
! Glover. the assistant secretary of the
navy and Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt and
/ Mrs. Julian James have taken boxes
for the navy relief ball at the navy
yard tonight
Mrs. Frank Beatty is chairman of
the entertainment committee and Com
mander Chester Wells is chairman OF
the floor committee. Two bands will
| play for the dancing-the Marine Band
and the band from the Mayfiower.
Representative and Mrs. Howell gave
a dance at the Congressional Club last
night for their daughters, Miss Mary
and Miss Ruth Howell, and their son
Cadet Reese NJ. Howell, from West Point
There were about 200 guests, and the
ballroom was adorned with American
! Beauty roses.
Miss Augusta Anne Graham will en-
tertain at q tea at her residence, IL
Philadelphia, tomorrow afternoon II
j. meet Miss Winifred Wilson Of Washing,
ton. Miss Graham will be assisted II
receiving by Miss Mildred Megraw, wht
is entertaining Miss Wilson as her hous.
guest.
Mrs. William Morton Grinnell gavl
an informal dance last evening for hel
, young son and daughter at the hom'
of her parents, Gen. and Mrs. Ernst
There were between fifty and sixty