Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-05

many old acquaintances whom he has
not met in years.
! Miss Ernestine Cults Of Savannah is
now the guest of Mrs. Bulloch and Miss
| Emma Hamilton Bulloch at the &C.
tavia, Columbia road.
Miss Alexandra Ewing. daughter OF
the commissioner of patents and Mrs.
Thomas Ewing. will be presented at
tea this afternoon at her parents home
on H street. An informal dancing
party will follow.
Assisting the hostess will be her
sister, Mrs. Percy Stewart of Plainfield,
n. J.: Mrs. Thomas Ewing. grand
mother of the debutante; Mrs. Hugh
Wallace and Mrs. Charles Henry Butler:
also Mrs. Ewing's house guests. Miss
Anne Moore of New York. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bassett Moore; Miss
Eleanor Whitley Of Baltimore and
Miss Katherine Harlow, who is leav-
ing shortly to join her parents in Cali
fornia for the winter.
Others assisting will be Miss Rebekah
Wilmer, Miss Elizabe Hamilton. Miss
Beatrice Clover, Miss Margaret Treat,
Miss Elizabeth Wiley, Miss Louise F.
King and Miss Marian Van Buren,.
Mrs. James A. White, who has been
the guest of Mrs William NJ Geddes
of Columbia road. left for her home.
at Murphysboro. Ill, Thursday Mrs.
honor Wednesday night.
Dr. and Mrs. Melville Palmer Eslin
after a pleasant trip to Bermuda, have
arrived in this country. and will spend
a short time In New York and Atlantic
City before returning to this city.
Mrs. Robert Hamilton Campbell is
at the Bancroft, where she will spend
the winter.
Miss E. R. Scidmore has returned to
tho city after a years absence in the
far east and has taken an apartment
at Stoneleigh Court. Before leaving
Japan, Miss Scidmore made an interest
ing visit to the camps of German pris-
oners of war from Tsingtau.
Mrs. Van Auken Mills and Mrs F. E.
Lathrop expect to return after the.
holidays. when Mrs. Mills hopes her
health will permit her to receive and
visit her friends.
Representative and Mrs. Davis of Min
nesota have returned to their apart
ment at the Rocha mbeau for the win
ter.
Mrs. Russell III. Davis has taken an
apartment at the Rochambeau, where
Capt. Davis, who is now at sea. will
shortly join her.
Miss Elizabeth Hamilton. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George E.. Hamilton, was
the debutante yesterday at whose COM
ing-out party a representative gather
ing of the capitals residential fami-
lies assembled. The spacious home Of
the family on New Hampshire avenue
was thronged during the late after
noon, and the bouquets sent Miss
Hamilton made a solid lining of fra
grant bloom for the deep bay window
recess of the drawing room, in which
she and her mother received. The
flowers also overlooked into adjacent
rooms
Mrs. Hamilton wore a kings blue
chiffon and silver lace, and her charm
Ing young daughter was in white satin
with satin bound founces OF white
tulle. Her bouquet was q lovely one
of lilies OF the valley and orchids
In the dining room. Mrs. Fred Nc
CURE. great-aunt of the debutante,
and Miss Jane Riggs did the honors
at a fower-decked table. and others
who had part in the hospitality were
Miss Merrick. Miss Mildred Merrick,
Miss Yerkes. Miss Genevieve Brosseau
of Chicago and Miss Mildred Carter of
Philadelphia, house guests; Miss
Eleanora Morgan. Miss Pauline KindIe-
berger, Miss Rebekah Wilmer. Miss
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