Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-04

rose and palms, and the same color
scheme was carried out In the ices and
bonbonS.
Dancing commenced at 9 o'clock and
at IL o'clock seated supper was
served at numerous small tables deco
rated with roses and lighted candles.
Dancing was resumed later.
DR.. and Mrs. Hundley, Miss Hundley
and Miss Riggs were assisted in re-
ceiving the guests, who numbered
about $50. by Miss Gladys Walker and
de Pena of Washington, who are house
guests of Miss Hundley.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Miss Frances Traver of Washington,
V. de Pena, secretary of the legation
from Uruguay: Mr.. G. 3. Ceccato of
the Italian embassy: Senior Penilla Of
the Bolivian legation; Senior Eduardo
gentine legation; Lieut.. Allen. U. S. N;
Mr.. Ballard Moore and Mr.. Marcus Jor-
dan of Washington, D. c.
DR.. Dumba, ambassador. from Aus
tria- Hungary. is expected to attend the
concert to be held tonight IN the Metro
politan Opera House, New York city,
for the benefit of the home relief, Ger
man-Austrian and French booths OF
the "Madein-America" fete. which Will
be held four days in New York, begin
ming the 14th.
Numerous dinners preceded the hop
at the Army and Navy Club last night.
Commander stephen Rowan. U: s: ~,
and Lieut.. Adolphus S. Station, U. S. N,
were hosts in the third of the series
of dinners which members of the club
are giving for the debutantes and the
younger set.
The party included Lieut.. and Mrs.
Ackerson, who acted as chaperons;
Miss Downing, Miss Fitch, Miss Hen
! rietta Fitch, the Misses Glover. Miss
Miss Ewing. Miss Niche. Miss Miller,
Miss Bride, Miss Wilson, Miss Robin
son. Miss Nash. Miss Wiley. Miss
Leutze, Commander Mclean, Capt.
ney. Lieut.. Bastedo, Lieut.. Commander
Moves, Lieut.. Gilmer, Lieut.. Wilcox.
Lieut.. Enochs, Capt. Low, Lieut.. Bart
lett. Lieut.. Barry. Lieut.. Lee. Com
.mander Binger. Lieut.. Gudger. Lieut..
| Hyatt and Lieut.. Todd.
| Mrs Breckenridge Rust of Philadel-
| phia, who will be remembered as Miss
Julia Vail of this city, entertained at
| a card party Tuesday afternoon in
| honor of her house guests, Miss Doro-
! thy Taylor and Miss Emile Beatty,
daughter of Admiral Beatty, both OF
| Washington.
| The ambassador of Italy and Countess
| di Cellere are in New York, guests of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles v. Palermo until
after the dance to be given tonight IN
| the WaldOrf-Astoria in aid of the
| Italian Hospital and the Red Cross.
| In the presence of a small company
of relatives and friends. Miss Cora NJ
Lewis Z. Ishinehart. of Damascus. Md.
| and Mr.. John w Shipley of Brownings-
ville Md, were married yesterday after
| noon at the home of the BRIDES parents
, by Rev. Howard o. Keen. pastor of the
Methodist Protestant Church at Clagetts-
Vile
Mrs. S. w Chase, Miss Carolyn Smith.
| Mrs. Ray Stewart. Mrs. David Perry.
Mrs. c. T. Jewell. Mrs. Heron. Mrs;
Mrs. Walter Dunlop and Mrs. Charles
Frailey some Of those who have
charge of the annual supper and bazaar
at the Raleigh tomorrow which the Rec
tors Aid of ST. Margarets Church will
hold.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Wash
| ington Heights Presbyterian Church had
a luncheon yesterday and today and
will again tomorrow from II 80 to
o'clock, in the Old Masonic Temple. 9th
and f streets.
Miss Marguerite Barbour entertained
informally at dinner last night at her
nome on fnode Island avenue in cOmpll-
ment to Miss Margery Cotton and Mr.
Randall Hagner. whose engagement was
recently announced, and for Miss Mers-
man Of ST. Louis and Miss Samuels of
Philadelphia, who are now making Mrs
and Miss Barbour a visit.
A Christmas bazaar at ST. Alban's
guild hall for the benefit of the choir
boys outing fund will be held today
J from to IL O'Clock. Dancing from 4
to and after 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Eyre Pinckard
and their little son of California will
shortly be the house guests of the
latter's father, Mr.. Gardner Williams,
at his home in this city.
Mrs. Kline and her daughter, Miss
Kathleen Kline, have returned, and
are at 1742 p street northwest for the
winter.
Mrs. Ralph Baldwin of Clarendon,
Va. gave "a tea Wednesday to meet
Mrs. Ralph McClalland Baldwin. Those
assisting were Mrs. William Douglas
Hayes and Miss Emily Hayes, Miss
Florence Whallon. Mrs E. Wade Ball
and Mrs. H. A. Whallon. There were
over a hundred guests. many Of whom
were from Washington.