Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-30
EVENTS OF INTEREST
IN AND OUT Of TOWN
President and Mrs. Wilson to Have
Dinner Family Party-Later
to Attend Navy Relief Ball.
Miss Hopkins Makes Debut-Din-
ner Parties and Dances
Mark Thanksgiving.

The President and Mrs. Wilson will
have a family party dining with them
at the White House this evening, in
Guiding Miss Margaret Wilson, who
has returned from New York: Miss
Bones. Mrs. William u. Boiling. Mrs.
Wilson's mother; Miss Boiling and
other members of her family circle liv-
ing at Washington. The dinner will
be served at ! O'Clock and later in the
evening the President and Mrs. Wilson.
Miss Wilson and Miss Bones will go
to the navy yard to attend the navy re-
lief ball. The President and Mrs. Will
son attended church this morning
The Secretary OF State and Mrs. Rob-
ert Lansing viii receive the officials
of the State Department and their
wives this afternoon at her residence
in 18th street. Those assisting Mrs
Lansing are Mrs. William Phillips. Mrs
Frank Polk and Mrs. Cone Johnson.
Resident and official society greeted
Miss Anne Hopkins, the charming
da tighter of DR.. and Mrs. Nevil Monroe
Hopkins who was presented at = large
tea this afternoon a their residence
in Bancroft place. Miss Hopkins. who
is the first of this seasons buds to
make her debut, is Washingtonian
by birth, and by her magnetic per-
sonality is already one Of the most
admired girls at the capital. In every
nook of the interesting house We're the
flowers sent this lovely debutante,
while palms and yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS adorned the dining room. Miss
Hopkins. who received with her mother,
wore a beautiful gown of pointed lay
ers of white tulle built over a founda-
ton of silver tissue finished with a
broad band of silver lace. the bod1ce
was also of the lace, with tulle sleeves
finished with the lace. Mrs. Hopkins
wore a becoming gown of bronze net
| over cloth of gold.
| Nine de Sibour and Mrs. F. A. NJ.
! Hopkins presided at the tea table, and
| Mrs LYMAN Pratt served the punch
| Others assisting We're Miss Margaret
| Fahnestock, Miss Margaret futile. Miss
Adelaide futile, Miss Nellie Johnson
| Miss Margaret Clark, Miss Halle Da-
| Wis. Miss Candacc Howard and Miss
| Esther Hosmer of Boston and Miss
| Elizabeth Seton, house guests of Miss
| Hopkins
| This evening DR.. and Mrs. Hopkins
will entertain at large box party for
their daughter followed by supper at
| their home. and later will take the
| party to the navy relief ball at the
| navy yard.
Among the out-of-town guests here
| for the tea and theater party Mr.
ard Mrs. Brooke IIoplHs Of Bal
timore. Mr. Johns Hopkins Of Phla-
delphia and Mr.. Philip lee of Balti-
! more.
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
| Daniels wills entertain at dinner
party this evening OF young people on
| the Dolphin for their soHs. Mr.. Josephus
| Daniels, jr.. and Mrs. Worth Baglcy
| Daniels, who are here for THE Thanks
| giving holidays later they will en-
tertain their guests in their box at the
| navy relief ball at the navy yard.
| The Secretary Of War and Mrs. Baker
! will have an informal MONDAY dinner
! when their guests viii include Mrs
| Baker, mother Of the Secretary. who is
| spending some time with them, his cou-
| sin. Mrs. cambridge of New Jersey;
| Mrs. Glenn Worden of Cleveland. who
is their house guest. and her young
son, who is in school here, and Mrs.
August Lewis of New York. who is
leaving Washington this afternoon
after "A short stay here.
A smart audience Allied the Playhouse
Yesterday afternoon for the first in the
series of concerts Mrs. George Peabody
Eustis is giving there this season. Yes
terday's program was a violin and
piano recital in which the numbers
were given by Mrs. Eustis and Mr.. Syl-
vain Noack. violinist. The composers
interpreted were Nardini, Schumann
and Franck. Mr.. Eustis entertained
guests in one of the boxes. his party
including Nine. Riano, Mime. Ritter and
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Paul Hubscher.
Mrs. Rollins Morse had guests in an
other box, and with Mrs. Thomas
Walsh in her box were Mrs Frank
Polk, Mrs Edmund Pendleton, Mrs
Lawrence Townsend. Miss Wetmore,
Mrs. Stephen Osborn and Mrs. Buckner
Randolph.
Others in the audience included the
German ambassador and Countess Won
Bernstorft. :dme. Da CANA. Mrs. T. r
Can. t;rs. Frederic Huidekoper, Miss
Lee. Mrs. Thomas Ewing. Mrs. New
bold Noyee, NrS. Sidney Ballou. Mrs. p
Lee RhilIipn. Mrs. Beverly Williamson,