Evening star., 1914-11-25

Guy Long; Messrs. Cooke. Cady. Thomp-
| son, Pierce, Robert Burg, -Ferneyhire,
Benjamin Elliott, Ed Elliott. James
Yokun1, Jack Hickman. George Garland,
Bayne Brown. Charles Harbaugh. Nc
| Kay, Herbert Ramsey, James Starr, Kel-
logg, Stewart. I-aia Sloat, Paul Brattata
| and Andrew Gross.
| Mrs Clarence A. Linthicum was hostess
| for the Nezod Five Hundred Club last
| evening at her home on Fort drive. Mrs.
Sagrario won first nonors. Others pres
ent were Mrs. Hazard, Mrs. S!ple,
Mrs. Ruebsam, Mrs. Miller, Mrs.
Linthicum. Miss Padgett, Miss Dueter-
man. Miss Culver, Miss Fuller and Misses
| Selah. Mrs Ruebsam will entertain the
| club December !.
Miss Margaret Clements. who is a
debutante this winter, will give a
small tea Friday in compliment to
Miss Mary Brown of Atlanta. a house
! guest Of Miss Dorothy Crawford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Walker have
taken the house I741 K street for the
winter For the past few years they
have spent the winters in Mexico. Mrs
Walker will give a reception during
next month to present her young sis
ter, Miss Lillian Birney.
Mrs. Edward T. Stotesbury of Phila-
knows SO well. was radiant at the
opera in that city last night in mag
niflceut- gown of white satin heavily
| bTocaded in large silver ttowers the
silver fringe. The gracefully draped
skirt had long pointed train. Mrs.
lStotesbury wore her famous rope of
pearls, a pearl and diamond collar and
her wonderful diamond tiara.
! There will be a costume concert for
| the benefit OF the war sufferers O Bel
GUM. gwen under the mana cement of
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Stewart Alden, at
| Rauscher's, the evening of December 3.
Mrs. De 70. Mrs. Adrienne Wentz, Nine.
I de Guerin kittredge, Miss OTooie. Rich
| ard Backing and Felix Garzigiia will
Mrs. Hunt Slater Mrs. Perry Heath. Mrs.
| Miles Poindexter, Mrs. Archibald Hop
| k:ns. Mrs. Russell Harrison, Mrs. Thomas
Armatt, Mrs: A. T, Britten, Mrs II. P.
kingsbury, Mrs. E. T. Pilsen, Mrs. j. II.
! Bankhead, Mrs. Lucy Brickinstein. Mrs.
Ruben Thompson Mrs. Rudolph Kauff-
| mann, Mrs. Victor Kaufman. Mrs S.
| L. Rutherford, Mrs. II. C. Cross, Miss
! n. L. Sweet. Mrs. William T. Bngha n,
Mrs. Franklin T. Howe, ST., and Mrs.
Harlan.
| Mr. and Mrs Theodore Shucy enter
tained at young peoples dinner last
night. followed by dancing. Their
|
Helen McCumber. Miss Ramona Le-
fevre, Miss Sallie Williams, Miss
Lacey Miss Dorothy Shuey Capt.
Castillo. Mr. Lefevre. Capt. Merry. DR..
Talbot, Ensign Langworthy, Mr..
| Walter Penfield, Mr.. Marcus Jordan
| and Col. Murphy.
| Mrs John B. Henderson entertained
| at dinner last night the Italian am
| bassador and Countess Alacchi de
l al he ,trt .r-,I,, Il Il
| Nine. Ekengren. the minister of
Switzerland. DR.. Ritter; the Post
master General and Mrs. Burleson. Mr..
! and Mrs Robert Lansing. Rear
Perry Belmont, Mr.. and Mrs. John Tenn
pie Graves. Mr.. and Mrs. Fowler of
New York. Col Charles Page Bryan.
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh. Mrs. Robert
Hinckley. Miss Hinckley, Mile. de
Treville, Mr.. Ernest Scott, first secre-
| tary of the British embassy; Count
Bonde, of the legation to. Sweden, Mr.
Alberto de Ipanema Moriera, first
| secretary of the Brazilian embassy, and
| Mr.. John Z. Henderson.
| Mrs. Carvel Hall announces the en-
| gagement of her daughter, Agnes Writ
and Ensign Alfred H. Tawresey, L. S.
n. Miss Hall is one of last seasons
debutantes, and the daughter of the
late W. Carvel Hall of Baltimore, and
the granddaughter of Chief Engineer
Thorn Williamson. U. S. n, retired
with whom she has spent the past two
| winters in Annapolis
Ensign sanresey is the son of Naval
Constructor J. G. Tawresey, U. S. N.
and is now stationed on the battleship
| Michigan. 4
| At the supper dance Monday night at
| were Mrs. McClintock. Miss McClintock
Miss Wilmer, Mrs. Robert. Roosevelt
Mrs. j. Z. Roosevelt, Dr. and Mrs. J.
Blair Spencer. Capt and Mrs. Wiley,
Miss Wiley. Miss Flores Howard, Miss
Dorothy Taylor, Miss Britton, Mr.. Ger
aid May. Mr.. De Pena, Mr.. Myron NJ
Parker, jr; Mr.. F. Ellis and Mr.. w. f.
| Cathon.
At the tea dance yesterday at the
i Willard some of those present were
Miss Graham. the Misses Burleson, Miss
Burdette, Mr.. Hillyer. Mr.. John Chew,
Miss owen and her guest, Miss Mack of
New York. and Mr.. W. Lockwood.
| The marriage of Miss Mary E. Hoy
and Mr. Thomas ]. Howell took place
| this morning at the Immaculate Con-
| ception Church. the pastor, Rev. NJ. j.
| Riordan. officiating. After a trip north
the couple will be at home to their
| friends after December at .905 NJ
| street northwest
J Can't. and Mrs Henry c. Pillsbury are
NOV staying. with Col and Mrs. Wood
at soldiers Home. The former will go
| to Lowell Mass.,- for a few days, after
which Mrs. Pillsbury will accompany
him to their station at Fort Monroe.
Mrs Pillsbury. who is a daughter OF
Col and Mrs. Wood, was formerly Miss
Janet Wood. Capt. and Mrs. James b.
billiard. who were guests of Col. and
Mrs Wood, are now with Maj. and Mrs.
Hillman for a day or two before re-
| turning to Hampton, Va
went to- Philadelphia today to spend