Evening star., 1918-11-28
Miss Hopkins Presented.

The first Of the seasons debutantes
presented to Washington society
is Miss Frances Hopkins. the young
Monroe Hopkins. who is being presented
by her mother at tea this afternoon.
In the evening a number of additional
guests will Join the receiving party for
dancing. The drawing, rooms are fra
grant with the many beautiful flowers
sent the bud, who makes a charming
picture in a girlish frock Of white
satin fashioned with a draped skirt and
long tulle sleeves and deep girdle of
with her daughter. is wearing hand
some gown of black velvet.
Miss Hopkins grandmother, Mrs. F.
A. NJ. Hopkins, and her sister, Mrs. John
Gregory Hope, wife Of Capt. Hope of
the British Flying Corps. are presiding
Hackett is serving the punch.
The young girls assisting are Miss
Elizabeth Grinnell, Miss Mary. HELEN,
Miss Julia Zaldivar, Miss Alice Requa,
Miss Margaret Harding. Miss Anna
Majorie Wright. Miss Alma Ruggles.
Miss Dorothy Whitridge and Miss Car
ter Millikin, all debutanes Of this sea-
son.
Mrs. Henry ]. Jervey, wife Of Maj
Gen. Jervey. is entertaining at a large
tea dance this afternoon at the Wash
ington barracks. Those assisting
Mrs. Jervey are Mrs. Frederic Abbot,
Mrs. Harold S. Hetrick, Mrs. Eveleth
Wipslow, Mrs. Edward D. Ardery, Mrs.
Clarence Ridley. Mrs. Earl North, Mrs
j. McAulick Palmer, Mrs. Charles Kel-
Ter, Mrs. William H. Holcombe, Mrs.
Gustave Lukesh, Mrs. Charles W. Kutz
and Mrs. Goring Bliss.
The clubrooms are gayly decorated
with flags and bunting and the En-
gineers' Band will play throughout
the afternoon. The guests include the
many friends of Gen. and Mrs. Jervey
and those Of their son, Lieut.. Wesson
Jervey, who was graduated from West
Point several weeks ago.
Mrs. Jerome Bonaparte is entertain
ing thirty girls from the war commu-
nifty service at tea this afternoon at
her home. 1927 K street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Corcoran Hill
will entertain a few friends informal
~ at dinner this evening.
Mrs Mark Bristol, wife Of Admiral
Bristol. q. S. n. who is In command
of one Of the large naval bases in
her cousins, Mr.. w. p. G. Harding and
his daughters, Miss Margaret Hard
ing and Miss Alice Harding, at the
Highlands.
Miss Margaret Harding entertained
a small dinner party last evening. her
guests including several Of those who
took part in the "free-milk-for-
France" pageant
were hosts at a brilliant dinner party
last evening, entertaining at Ward
man Park Inn, In celebration Of their
first wedding anniversary. The table
was adorned with . plaque Of yellow
chrysanthemums, autumn leaves and
pink roses for the ladies and white rose
boutonniers for the gentlemen wero ar.
ranged.
The guests included Mr.. J. J. Dar-
lington. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wardman,
DR.. and Mrs. c. Augustus Simpson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund D. Rheem. Miss
Anna Darlington and Capt. c. A.
Jones.
Miss Alice Fair and Miss Katherine
washington tomorrow to spend the
week end with Miss Marjorie Wright,
debutante daughter Of Maj. Gen. and
Mrs. William Mason Wright Miss
Fair and Mrs. Hutchtns will assist at
the debut tea given for Miss Wright
on Saturday.
Miss Joan Obi was hostess at q small
dance last evening. entertaining in
honor of her allied friends who will
be leaving Washington shortly for
their respective countries. The guests
were Lieut.. and Mime. Philippe Bar
bier Of the Belgian legation. Miss
Ruth Hitchcock. Miss Lillian Birney,
Miss Murfel Denys. Miss Elsie Down
ing. Miss Ramona Lefevre. Miss Kath-
crime DeKay, Miss Argenta Perkins.
Mr.. Sergysels, Mr.. Silvercruys, Mr..
Paternotte Of the Belgian legation.
Lieut.. Abetti. Lieut.. Vezzani. Lieut..
D'Amico Of the Italian mission: Mr..
Celesia of the italian embassy; Mr..
Lefevre, counselor Of the Panama le-
CATION; Commander Goodall, Maj. Met
ter, Lieut.. Macaulay, Lieut.. Leigh
Jones, Maj. Raikes OF the British mis-
sion; Maj. Gen. Squires, Mai. g. o.
Totten. Capt James Alexander. Mr..
Reginald Perkins. Mai. Eric Fowler,
Lieut. Boyer. NJ Goe6rUy. NJ Gerardin
Of the French mission.
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