Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-25

First Debutante Introduced.
DR.. and Mrs. William Gerry Morgan
were the hosts at a brilliant reception
and dance last evening at the Hotel La
fayette when their daughter, Miss Myra
! Morgan. made her formal debut in so
CletE. The ballroom was adorned with
palms and ferns. and the many bcauti-
| full bouquets sent the young bud Were
arranged on a lattice screen along one
side of the room. well rs on tables At
various points. Mrs. Morgan and Miss
| Morgan received their guests ut the en-
! trance to the ballroom, the former wear
| ing handsome gown or black SequinS
| with an American beauty rose at the
waist line and an ostrich feather fan of
the same shade lending a touch of color.
The de5utante was charm ng in a gown
Of forget mc-not blue taIeta embroid-
cred in brilliants and silver in a flower
design, and she wore a cOrsage bouquet
Of orchids. Miss Nancy Stair Of Detroit.
the house guest of Miss Morgan. as
Sted in receiving, wearing tlesh-tinted
itaiian SILK crepe with silver glrdlc.
Miss Virginia MCkenney and Miss Betsy
young people began about 10 o'clock,
many coming on from dinner parties to
join the party
The guests at this the first debu-
, tante party of the season numbered
about 200. Miss Mildred Gray of
Nashville. Tenn. who was to have
been Miss Morgan's guest for the oc
caSlon, was prevented by illness from
coming to Washington: and Miss Isa-
BEL Smith of Mannistee, Mich, had to
postpone her visit to Miss Morgan
mo ava ,,iI, ~, -
anI bar P.is itI? ao' -, l.
t',,,, H. ', ,r,, 20 tAil"h poIlS |" A.
E, ma iNSSiHihs mop at th'
They will return for dinner
., n"!N ss,NlnE night ana for the
"'r reilei paIi, ana then VIII go
MISS katherine Hills, daughter of Mr..
| ana MIS-. William Samuel Hills Fri
day. and then on to New York for thu
gam" Saturday.
A wedding of great interest bot
III Virginia and Washington took
P.dce To-Day at noon at the reSidcnC'
! OF MISS Sa!lle GoOde and Miss LuC,
ioode. on Connecticut avenue. whcI
| MISS sara NJ. WoodsOn, daughter O
MIS-. John Y. WoodSon of CroZet, Va
hecalne the bride of Mr.. George Mar
TN IreVlllIan of Richmond. Va. TIL
ceremony was performed in thu
mower -decked drawing room by Rev
i)r. Randolph of Foundry Church
III the presence of small gathering
OF relatives and intimate friends. The
pride wore smart coat suit of
brown silvertone with a beaver ha
10 &atch' and a corsage bouquet OF
prlde roses: MISS Lucille Woodson and
MISS Dorothy Woodson. sisters of the
bride, We're her only attendants. They
wore brown afternoon dresses. with
brown velvet picture hats. and car
NUNS. a breakfast for the brida
party followed at the Fbbitt. Mr.
and Mrs. Trevillian left later for {
wedding trip to Florida and on their
return they will reside in Richmond
Va.
concert which was arranged by
ing at the Wardman Park Hotel for
the season, was given in the small
banquet room of the above hotel to
the British delegates attending the
International labor conference. The
program was arranged by Mrs. Gem
mill and the numbers were rendered
by talent selected from the delegation.
There We're several interesting ad-
the conclusion light refreshments
were served Among those present
were NiscoInt Grey. Senator G. u.
Robertson of Canada. Mr.. Warrington
Smyth, Mr. NJ Delevignc. Mr.. and Mrs
L. Anastase. Mr.. l.. G Christie. Mr.. G
n Barnes and Miss Harnes Mr. I g.