Evening star., 1914-12-31

potnsettias and ferns and the many
bouquets sent the debutante.
chiffon embroidered in gold. over pink
charmeuse, and the debutante wore nile
green embroidered chiffon over char
meuse, with rosebud trimming, and
she carried an armful of pink roses.
Albert Mills presided at the beautiful
ly appointed tea table.
Mrs. Rufus Day and Mrs. C. H. Goth
ran of New York served punch.
Those assisting were Mrs. Champ
seph W. Folk, Mrs. John K. Shields.
Mrs. Robert Taylor, Mrs. Williamson,
Mrs. ]. Robnett, Mrs. De Witt Tall
mage, Mrs. L. e. Cothran, Miss Cowan,
Miss Genevieve Clark. Miss Howser and
Miss Martha Upton of New York,
house guest of Miss Graves.
Col. and Mrs. Graves gave a small
dance following the tea for the young
friends of the debutante and their son,
Mr.. John Temple Graves, jr, who is
Among those entertaining at dinner
at the Chevy Chase Club last night
were Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ewing,
Miss Gilmore. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
McKenny. Mrs. B. F. Pilson, Mr. and
Mrs. Montgomery Blair. Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Micou. Mr. and Mrs John w.
lHOiHpSOIi, MI anu NlTS. Il. SCurleEdnl,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Tucker. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Q. Wagenhurst, Mr.. E H.
Goodwin. Mr.. and Mrs. l. T. Mann, Pay
Director and Mrs John Speel. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Norment and Representa-
tive and Mrs. Flood
Mrs. William A. Paul will receive
with the ladies at Hamline Church
from to 10 pm. tomorrow.
Col. E. B. Thompson. Miss Laura
Thompson and Miss Clara Thompson
will be at home informally tomorrow
from to 10 pm.
The little friends of William Brooks,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin r.
Brooks of 716 I street northeast,
gathered at his residence last Tuesday
evening in honor of his eleventh birth
day. The celebration was in the ma
ture of masquerade and Christmas
party combined. Following a grand
march. led by the host as George
Washington and Margaret Stafford as
Martha Washington, appropriate games
were played.
The guests were: The Misses Mary
Francis as an Irish lassie, Katherine
Leahman as Little Red Riding Hood,
Nora Biggs and Ruth Berkley as Gypsy
girls. Mildred Hoffman as little Dutch
girl. Dorothy Henry as Miss Simplic-
ity," Dorothy McLelland as Blue Bird,
Margaret Stafford as Martha Washington
and Thelma Randenberger as an Irish
lassie: kenn, tn Mayer. Scotch high
mond Randenberger. policeman: Nor
man Biggs. bakers boy: Bennie Baden,
George Washington; Edward Edinger,
negro nanny; William Edinger, Ital-
ian workman; Vincent Conner, boy
scout; Edward McLelland, Theodore
Berkley and William Kidd as knights
of the road; William Rausche. Turk;
Joseph Cannon and Basil Sellars,
clowns.
Cadet Aaron Bradshaw has returned
to West Point after spending the holi-
days in Washington with his father,
Mr.. Aaron Bradshaw.
Mrs. Deland and Miss Munroe have
leased the house and studio belonging
to Miss Hale. 174s N street, for the
winter.
Ensign Arthur Wallace Dunn, jr.,
will come to Washington tomorrow and
will be at his home on Massachusetts
avenue for about a week.
w. H. Lamar. solicitor general, is at
the Arkansas Hot Springs, and plans
making a months stay.
An informal dance was given by Mr..
and Mrs. Roy F. Carly at their home,
1915 Emerson street northwest, the
evening of the 29th. The three large
holly and pines to give a Christmas
spirit to the occasion. Besides the reg
ular dances a number of circular one
steps were enjoyed. Those present
were Misses Marion Ferguson, Lena
Ramsey. Ruby Nevins, Bessie Ferguson,
Messrs. Orville Grove. Raymond Heindl,
LAWYER Bowen. Milton Lehr, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert A. Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs
George A. Finch. The party was chap
eroned by Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar w.
Hanvey.
They will be assisted by Mrs. Edith
Combes, Mrs. Ruby Nevins, Mrs. May
wilson, Mrs. L. w. Hanvey, Mrs. Alton
3. kearny, Mrs. George Finch. Mrs.
terman.
Representative and Mrs. w B. Fran
els of Ohio arrived in Washington this
morning and are again at Congress
Hall Hotel.
Miss Hattie Cross, daughter of the
late Samuel Cross, has been danger
ously Ill at Bancroft Hotel.
Mrs. John Morgan Evans. Miss Nan
r. Pepper. Miss Mary Donnelly, Miss
LEILA Howard, Miss Dorothy Small
Miss Dorothy Dobyns will be at home
In the drawing room Of the Wyoming
from 4 to New Year day.
Mrs. Adelaide Gardner has gone to
baltimore to assist her sister. Mrs. r.
V. Crane, to receive New Year.
Mrs. Rosa Mahorney will be at home,