Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-18

the refreshments were served. Mrs.
Kindleberger was gowned in white sat-
in and pearls with touches of mauve
tulle. and the debutante was dressed
white satin. She carried from among
the scores of bouquets sent her one of
white orchids and lilies of the valley.
The rest of the days compliments as
expressed in flowers were arranged IN
a big. tall screen behind the debutante
and her mother, with the overflow fill
ing several tables and other places
nearby. They formed lovely collec-
ton.
Mrs. Charles C. Glover, Mrs. Franklin
K Lane. Mrs. James Mitchell and Mrs.
W. ]. O'Brien of Baltimore presided at
the tea table Miss Beatrice Clover,
Morgan, Miss Frances Travers. Miss
Frances Moore, Miss Elizabeth Hamil-
ton, Miss Pocohontas Butler, Miss Ruth
Wilson, Miss Helen Branconier Smith,
Miss Julia Whiting, Miss Helena Ell
liott and Miss Rebekah Wilmer were
the youthful assistants of the after
noon.
Mrs. Frances Greene Barr. who spends
her summers at her country home in
Montana and divides her remaining time
in Kansas and Florida, is the guest or
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Burleigh Milton on
18th street. Mrs. Barr is an old school,
day friend of Vice President and Mrs.
winter will renew many old acquaint-
ances of former Indiana days.
Rear Admiral and Mrs Todd have
taken an apartment at the Wyoming.
MIR. and Mrs John F. Wilkins enter
tanned at a dinner dance last night at
their residence in Massachusetts avenue
in honor of Miss Francise Williams and
Miss Frances Moore.
Representative Ernest w. Roberts of
Massachusetts, and Mrs. Roberts. for
mer president of the Congresisonal
Club, had dining with them last night
Mr.. and Mrs. Treadway of Massachu-
sets and Mr.. and Mrs. Page of North
Carolina, all going later to the club
for the reception.
Mrs. Theodore J. Baldwin, jr.. and her
sister, Miss Judge, entertained at a
luncheon yesterday for Mrs. Laurson,
daughter of Gen. and Mrs. Albert Mills.
The other guests were MRS. James
Woodruff, Mrs. James F. Mitchell, Mrs.
i, Charles Hagner. Mrs. Clayton. Mrs.
Britton Browne, Mrs. Hubble, Mrs.
Wallace Cusachs, Mrs. Van Ness. Mrs.
Fred Mears. Miss Me- man OF St Louis.
Miss Hemphill. Mrs. Emory Smith. Mrs.
Francis Ruggles, Miss Mcclure. house
guest of Mrs. Baldwin, and Mrs. Stur-
ges of Fort Myer.
Miss Mary Lord Andrews entertained
at a dinner and theater party last
night in compliment to Miss Katherine
Dorst of Warrenton, Va, who Is visit
ing Miss Julia Brice. The guests were,
in addition to Miss Dorst~ and Miss
Julia Brice, Miss Maud Davidge, Dr..
Franklin, Mr.. Harris Franklin, Mr..
Gouverneur Hoes and Mr.. John Asp1n-
wall.
c..,o+or,, 1,r,,an .,ya q 1rncbeon at h{a
residence today in honor of Myron T.
Herrick CT Ohio. former ambassador to
France Those present were M. Jusser-
and, the French ambassador. Senators
White, former ambassador to France;
Mr.. Parmalee of this city and Mr.:
Lawrence Norton, who was associated
| with Mr.. Herrick at Paris.
Mrs. George Minnegerode gave a
pretty luncheon today in compliment
| to Miss Mary Lord Andrews.
Other debutantes present were Miss
iPocabontas Butler. Miss Katherine
Beach. Miss Lois Reside and Miss
Mary Wheeler Vest.
| Senator and Mrs O'Gorman presented
their two younger daughters, Miss
Anna O'Gorman and Miss Agnes O'Gor-
largely attended tea dances of the
winter. Both official and resident cir
cles were represented and the occasion
was a delightful one. The senator and
his wife. and Miss O'Gorman and the
debutantes received together. the host
ess wearing light blue and silver
brocade: Miss O'Gorman, in lowered
taffeta, with touches Of blue velvet:
Miss Anna o'Gorman. in light green
charmeuse and crystals. and Miss
Agnes OGorman. in pale pink chiffon.
Three other daughters, Mrs. dudley
Field Malone. Mrs. William L. J. Dury