Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-14
EVENTS OF INTEREST
IN AND OUT Of TOWN
Baron de Nagell and His Bride to
Come Here for
Holidays.
Visitors of Note Here and Elsewhere.
Travel Plans-Personal
Notes.

| mage, expect 10 spend Christmas in this
city, and will sail for Holland Janu-
airy 2. They will make their home at
The Hague, where the baron will be at
tached to the foreign Office.
| The marriage of the couple took place
in New York last week. the bride being
| Miss Julia Calhoun. The parents of the
| latter, Mr.. and Mrs. John. c. Calhoun.
| also celebrated their forty fourth we'd
ding anniversary on the. same date.
| Baroness de Nageu, the bridegroom's
| mother, arrived from Holland few
| days before the wedding. coming to
this city, where she was a guest at
the Netherlands legation until the day
| before the wedding.
| Mrs. Robert NJ. La Toilette, wife of
| Senator La Toilette of Wisconsin, will
| be the guest of Mrs. James W. Algeo
| during her stay in Providence. r. l.,
| this week.
; Representative and Mrs. Thomas C,
| Thacher and the Misses Dorothy and
! Hope Thatcher will spend the winter at
1121 H street. Thomas c. Tha cher, jr.
| is continuing his studies at Harvard,
and expects to join his parents for the
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Minor -Amory
tGladys Munn) and their infant daugh-
ter are spending the winter with Mr..
Amory's father, Mr.. Francis l. Amory,
at his home, Alb Commonwealth ave-
nue.. Boston.
Miss Frances Lippitt. daughter of
Senator Lippitt, is the guest of her
brother and siSter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Lippitt, at the Lippitt residence
in Providence, r. l., for week.
Miss Margaretta Symons has gone to
New York to visit her cousin, Mrs. Raj
ston, and will be away this week.
Misses Lucille and Georgia Parker
entertained party of Young peo-
pie at dance at the Columbia
ing chaperoned by the register of the
Treasury Gabe T.. Parker and Mrs.
Parker. At II o'clock a dainty little
supper was served. Among those pres
Stella Carter. daughter of Representa-
tive Carter of Oklahoma: Esther Bryan.
Lucy Morton, Helen Wyman. Harriet
Bugbee. Delos Cissel, Agnes Henley.
Mildred Herndon, Lyle shewalter: Edith
Lawson, Viola Mallet, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
]. Martin. Miss Ruth Graft. Miss Marie
Davidson. and Messrs. S. NJ. Elliott, w.
Wilcoxen, Earl Wakeman. Il. Elkin. +.
Taylor. +. Hitchner. w. $. Conboye, E.
A. Hardt. w. II. Lawson, Elbert Den
! ham. J. NJ. Jackson, Gov. V. NJ. Locke of
| the Choctaw Indian nation, Pat Hurley,
Frank Loeffer, Kyle Alsobrook, Mr.
Shea, VIII Mcintosh and Gabe E. Par
ker, jr.
Mrs. a. y. Hampden OF PurcellvilIe,
Va, announces the marriage of her
| Irwin Ray of Chevy Chase, Md, No
vember 10, at St. AIMS Episcopal
Church. Annapolis, Nd.
Mrs. George Lothrop Bradley of this
city, who has been staying late at her
country home in Pomfret, Conn. is now
/ the guest of Mrs. Charles Bradley in
New Haven.
Miss Pauline Kindleberger,Swho was
the guest over Friday and Saturday of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter B. Brooks, jr., at
Fort Garrison farm. their home in the
| Green Spring Valley, has returned
home. Miss Kindleberger will be the
holidays of other Baltimore friends.
and will also attend the third german
| of the Bachelors cotillon January 4.
last week at the home of Gov Cox in
Columbus. Ohio, is now in Sandusky
visiting Mrs. e. +. Taylor. a number
of handsome entertainments marked
her stay in Columbus. including u large
| dinner at the gubernatorial mansion.
Misc Helen Cox, the debutante
daughter of Gov. Cox, will be the guest
| of Representative and Mrs. Ansberry
here during the last half of January.
Her debut party will be in Dayton,
| Ohio, February Is, where her father
| is building new residence five miles
from town. In the meanwhile IL resi-
dence nearby will be leased.
| Miss Flora Wilson. Mrs William Nell
son Page and Mrs. Thomas Ewing will
| receive tomorrow at the opening of the
exhibition and sale of pictures.
| sketches. etc, for the benefit of the
! Belgian sufferers, which is to be held
| by the Society of Washington Artists
at T25 18th street from December 10
to "a.
Mrs. John Crayke Simpson has re-
| turned from visit to the Pacific coast.
| Mrs. John Temple Graves has sent
out cards for tea Wednesday, Decem-
| Der 80, from to 6. at 1854 Q street,
when she will present her daughter,
Miss Laura Graves. Mrs. Graves and
| Miss Graves will be at home the first
and third Thursdays in February.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Francis Burke of
| Pittsburgh will be house guests of Gen.
| and Mrs. John A. Johnston the latter
part of this week. Gen. Ind Mrs.
Johnston will give two dinners, one
| Friday evening in honor of Postma steI
! General and Mrs Burleson. and the
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Secretary of War and Mrs Garrison.
Mrs. Burke will return home by way
of New York, accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Frances Burke, a stu
dent at Miss Spence's school. and her
! classmate, Miss Charlotte Starin of
| New York, for whom Mr. and Mrs.
| Burke will give dipner dance at their
| home on Devonshire place the evening
| of Wednesday. December 80.
! Miss Effinger and her younger sister,
| Miss Katherine Effinger, a debutante
| of the coming year. are entertaining at
| a young peoples tea today at the Graf
| ton.
| Miss Dorothy Taylor and Miss Doro-
! thy Wyeth will be at the tea table. and
| other assistants will be Miss Sally Will
| liams, Miss Dorothy Brooks and Miss
Charlotte Tropp.
! Mrs. Cuno Fl. Rudolph returns to
Washington today from weeks visit
to New York.
Mr.. D. D. Gray and wife of Ottawa.
Canada, are visiting their uncle, Mr.. D.
D. Cameron of 40 Park road.
Mrs. Alexander Sidney Lanier has
gone to Richmond. Va. for few davs
with her aunt. Miss Mary F. Hill, who
| has been visiting her the past month.
She will return early next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Evans Greene
fenfertaine at dinner last Friday oven