Evening star., 1915-12-04
EVENTS Of INTEREST
IN AND OUT Of TOWN
Two Debut Teas on the Social
Calendar for To
day.
Miss Lejeune and Miss Beecher to
Be Presented-Dinners.
Dances-Notes.

Mrs. Hugh c. Wallace Is entertain
ing at a tea this afternoon TO intro
duce her niece. Miss Sally Beecher.
The receiving party will include Miss
Katherine G. McClintock. Miss Cath
crime D. Harlow, Miss Helena Elliot,
Miss Beatrice Clover, Miss Lillian
Marshall of Charlottesville and Miss
Francise Williams.
Following the tea number OF young
men will join the assistants at dinner,
and later the entire party will go to
the Chevy Chase Club for dance.
| Miss Ellie Lejeune will make her
formal debut at tea dance to be given
this afternoon by her parents. Col. and
Mrs. John A. Lejeune, atthe concert
hall at the marine barracks
Mrs. Daniels, Mrs. George Barnett, Mrs,
David Taylor and Mrs. Robert Kennedy
will preside at the tea table, and the
other assistants will include Mrs. James
| Charles Doyen. Mrs. John Dayton, Mrs
Ralph Eagle. Mrs. Edward Old, Mrs
David Todd, Mrs. Tomb. Mrs. Percy
Archer, Mrs. Paulding Murdock, Mrs
Lloyd Freeman, Mrs Ira Patchen, Miss
Anne Williamson, Miss Mary Hester of
Brooklyn, N. Y, house guest of Miss
Lejeune; Miss r. Williams of Belair, Md. ;
the Misses Bagley, Miss jeanette Cowan.
Miss Helen Blodgett, Miss Beatrice Dulin
Miss Ruth Lester, Miss Catherine Bur
dette, Miss Marie Sims. Miss Margaret
Tillman, Miss Margaret Parker, the
Misses Elizabeth and Suzanne Chase,
Miss Dorothy Taylor. Miss Lydia Clark,
the Misses Ruth and Mary Littell, Miss
Caffery, Miss Katherine Efiinger and Miss
Bartlett.
Commander Kichsaburo Nomura, naval
| attache of the Japanese embassy, en-
| tertained the members of the embassy
| staff at luncheon today.
Miss Beatrice Dulin was the guest of
| honor at a beautiful luncheon given by
Misses Florence and Dorothy Mills at
the Grafton.
The luncheon was served at small ta-
bles, each having a decoration of pink
| roses.
/ The guests included Miss Lillian Sut-
ton of Austin, Tex. Miss Dulin's house
guest: Miss Margaret Tillman, Miss
| Eliza beth Walker, Miss Dorothy Mason.
MISS Katherine Goodwin Misses Linda,
| Kathleen and Margaret Thompson, Miss
| Dorothy Berthold, Miss Marjorie Helm
| bold, Miss Harman, Miss Wheeler, Miss
Mercedes Sarel, Misses Cameron, Miss
Nellie Howard, Miss Spriggs, Miss Du
! Bose and Miss bowman.
MIS- SWager Sher1ey is enterta lining
| informally at tea this afternoon in
OF New York. daughter Of Daniel s. La
| mont, at one time Secretary of War.
who is the guest of Mrs De Frees
Critten and Miss Marjorie Critten
Miss Crftten and Miss Helen Stewart
Will do the honors at the tea table and
Miss Edith Goode will assist.
! Mrs. Thomas Bell Sweeney entertain
aI nf a II yarhr-<
dence, 1887 Connecticut avenue
An Informal hop was given at the
Washington barracks last night. Mrs
Gustave Lukesh. wife of Maj. Lukesh
receiving for the committee Mai and
Mrs. Lukesh entertained at dinner be-
fore the dance, having as their guests
Maj. and Mrs. w. p Jackson. capt. and
Mrs j. j. Loving, Miss Edgar and
| Lieut.. Oliver.
| Maj. and Mrs. William p. wooten en-
tertained at supper after the hop,
among their guests being Maj. and
and Mrs. W. P. Jackson, Maj and Mrs
| Lukesh, Capt. and Mrs j. J. Loving.
Miss Edgar and Lieut.. Oliver.
Miss Margaret Read. daughter of Col.
and Mrs. George W. Read, was pre-
| sented at tea dance yesterday at
Rauscher's by her grandparents, Gen.
and Mrs. s. b. M Young. The occa sion
| brought together large company of
official and resident friends of the two
families. as well as the army circle
| Mrs. Young. Mrs. Read and the
| debutante received in the small ball
room, where the scores of bouauets
| sent the latter made an attractive set
| ting. The debutante wore tulle over
| a silver lace petticoat, which latter
| fabric also formed the pointed bodice.
| Garlands of tiny pink rosebuds added a
festive touch to the drapery orchids
and roses formed her bouquet.
Mrs. Read wore amethyst velvet and
tulle. and Mrs. Young was in gray
georgette crepe over cloth of silver
Assisting In the entertainment of the
guests were Mrs. John H. Gibbon of
Mrs. Joseph Strauss. Mrs. Albert Mills,
Mrs. James Brown Scott, Mrs. Charles
Henry Butler, Mrs. Geoffrey Keyes.
Mrs. Richard Burleson, Mrs. Eugene
| Cox of New York, Miss Harriet Haw-
kins, Miss Jeanette Cowan, Miss Cath
crime Burdette, Miss Ruth Lester Miss
| Catherine Harlow, Miss Helen Blodgett.
Miss Flores Howard of New Orleans,
| Miss Georgia Schofeld, Miss Kath-
| crime Treat, Miss Margaret Treat Miss
| Elizabeth Wiley. Miss Lillian Hendrick,
Miss Elizabeth Kingsbury, Miss Muir
ply of New York and Miss Elizabeth
| Representative s. H. Miller of Penn
| sylvania has taken apartments al the
| Dewey for the winter.
| Representative E. e. Holland of Vir-
| ginia is also established at the Dewey
| for the winter.
| Miss Rosa Eberly and her niece,
| Miss Janson, are In New York to at
| tend the opera. They are expected to
| return early next week.
| Miss Callie Doyle of Ohio, who has
| been visiting her sister, Mrs A. NJ
Moreland of Pittsburgh, Pa, will ar
| rive in Washington today to spend the
| balance of the winter with her sister,
| Miss Flora Doyle, and little niece
| Helen Marye, at the residence of Am
| bassador and Mrs. Marye. 1900 N street
| Mrs E. H Andrew, chairman of the
! reception committee of the Missouri
Society, entertained the executive
| board Of the society at her residence
| in the Home apartments, Wednesday
| evening. Those present were Repre-
| sentative James T. Lloyd. Mr.. and Mrs
| Brice Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs. o. W.
| Wyatt, Mr. and Mrs. o. J. Rogers, Mr.
and Mrs. w. c. Stierlin. Mr.. and Mrs
w. c. Deane, Mr.. and Mrs. W. N
| Newsom and Mr.. Z. II. Andrew
Miss Dorothy Trout, who has been
visiting Capt and Mrs Cochran in
| Honolulu, will return to Washington
before the Christmas holidays
| Miss Cora Barry returned today after
| a long absence from the city.
| Miss Zurhorst and the class of 1916
of the National School of Domestic