Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-18

Scott is wearing cloth of silver ex-
quisitely combined with silver lace
and trimmed with ostrich fronds in
delicate shades Of pink and blue.
Mrs. William Merriam. Mrs. Gilbank
Twigg, Mrs. William Marshall, Mrs.
! c. c. McChord, Mrs. Clarence Condor
and Mrs. Thomas Bishop of San Fran
cisco, sister of the hostess. who is her
house guest, will take turns in presid-
ing at the tea table, and the other
man of New Bedford, Mass, house
! guest of Miss Scott; Miss Nancy Lane.
Miss Frances Hampson. Miss Lindsay
Wood. Miss Marcia Chaplin. Miss Peg
gy Martin, Miss Sarah King, Miss
Eleanor Harris, Miss Delphine Heyl.
Miss Marion Drain. Miss Margaret
Crosson, Miss Mona Blodgett, Miss
Barrine Drake, Miss Vieva Hines and
Miss Betty Grove.
4 A dinner party for the debutantes
assisting will follow. Maj. and Mrs.
Scott will be the hosts at ball at
Rauscher's on January 2. in honor
of their debutante daughter.
! Mrs A. w. Grant, wife of Admiral
Grant, commandant of the navy yard,
! entertained at luncheon today,
which was followed by an informal
dance, in honor of Miss Leila Gordon
and Miss Anne Gordon, Miss Elizabeth
Gwathmey of Norfolk and Miss Har-
riet Scales, daughter of the superin-
tendent of the Naval Academy and
Mrs. Scales. the last two being house
guests of Admiral and Mrs. Grant.
Miss Elaine Lazaro, daughter OF
Representative and Mrs. Ladislas
LaZaro of Louisiana, left Washington
from there for Panama, to be absent
until after Christmas.
l., Miss Ida Adams, daughter of DR..
and Mrs. s. S. Adams, was the hostess
at debutante luncheon today. given
in compliment to Miss Myra Morgan,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. William
Gerry Morgan. The luncheon was
| served at small tables, each decorated
| with yellow and white roses.
The guests included Miss Katherine
| Emnger Miss Maxwell Church, Miss
Edith Lester. Mrs. John Gregory Hope,
Miss Frances Hopkins, Miss Adelaide
! futile. Miss Cecilia McCallum, Miss
Anita Henry. Miss Elizabeth Lambert,
! Miss Elizabeth King. Miss Ruth Don
aldson. Mrs. Ashmead Fuller, Miss
! Dorothy Mondell, Mrs. Daniel L. Bor-
den. Miss Mona Blodgett. Mrs. Will
! Miss Agnes Scott and Miss Marcia
Chaplin.
The new Governor of Maryland and |
Mrs. Albert Richie will be the !
guests of honor at dinner which !
Mr.. and Mrs. George. Marye will give |
this evening. The governor and Mrs. |
Richie will be the guests for u day
or two of MIR. and Mrs. Marye.
Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett and Miss |
Helen Blodgett will entertain at a !
dinner dance this evening in COM |
who will leave in a day or two for |
Florida. where they will spend the |
holidays with Mrs. Walsh's parents |
Mr.. and Mrs. Porcher.
The Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs. |
Daniels were the guests of honor at !
a small dinner party entertained at |
Wardman Park Hotel last night by |
Admiral and Mrs. Edward Simpson.
Mrs. wilkins Benoist Shields and |
Mrs. Edwin Lord are entertaining at |
J a tea this afternoon. from to Z. |
Macdonald are receiving with them. |
Mrs Gibbes Baker and Mrs. B. r. |
Logic will preside at the tea table. !
Among those assisting are Miss Mary |
Cooke. Mrs King. Miss selden, Miss
Tayloe Logic. Miss Anna Strauss. Miss |
Kate Marshall and the Misses Nicol- !
son.
Admiral r. E. Coontz, U. S. N. and |
Mrs. Coontz. who are at the Wardman |
Park Hotel for the winter. entertained ]
| there last evening. at very prettuy |
arranged dinner, NUMBER OF OmceLS
in the United States Navy and thei' I
wives. Those present were: Bear Al
! miral and Mrs. G. r. Clark. Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. Ralph Earle. Capt. and |
Mrs, ": c; Cole. CAPT; ,s and Mrs Sc c.
hill, Commander and Mrs. John r. |
Hamburger, Commander and Mrs: F.
F. Rogers. Lieut.. Commander and Mrs |
F. c. Sherman. After supper the party |
retired to the dance floor and enjoyed |
the dance that is arranged every
evening for the guests of the hotel
and their friends. |
Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Floyd W. Har-
, ris entertained at a dance last even |
| ing at Rauscher's in compliment to
their daughter. Miss Eleanor Harris.
who made her debut at tea Tuesday
afternoon. The bathrooms were eff
fectively decorated; with smilax and
adorned the smaller ballroom where
the supper was served at midnight at
small tables.
Mrs. Harris wore q gown Of copen-
hagen blue satin and the debutante
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