Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-11

ICont;puod fro,, L';ybtI, payaI
Continued from Eighth Page

Washington Yesterday from a short
visit in New York.
| Representative James W. Hustled OF
New York has taken an apartment al
the New Willard for the winter and
will be joined there within a few
days by Mrs. Hustled
The former Attorney General and
Mrs. George w. Wickersham will be
1.-THE honor guests at dinner, which
Mrs. Henry r. Dimock will give this
evening.
Brig. Cen. and Mrs. Drake have sent
out invitations for the debut of their
| daughter. Miss Barrine Drake. We'd
| nesday. December Il, from to I. at the
| Washington Club.
| Or. and Mrs Henry j. Crosson will
! entertain at u tea Monday, December
! -. when they will present their
| daughter Miss Margaret CrosSon. The
date for this tea was advanced 80
/ that the young sister of the debu-
| tante. who is away at school, anu
who is coming home for the holidays,
can be present
Mr.. and Mrs. William Littauer. be-
cause of mourning, have been COM
PEELED to change their plans, and VIII
not entertain at the large Christmas
dance they were arranging Tor their
daughter on December -.
Miss Louise Littauer entertained IN ,
formally at luncheon yesterday IN
compliment to fourteen of the debu-
tantes of this and last season. and
she will have a small dinner party
Monday evening before the Dulany
dance at RauSCher'S.
Miss Daviette Ficklen was hostess
at a luncheon today at the Shoreham.
given in compliment to Miss Virginia
NJnLy Of
the season. Mrs. S L. Ffcklen, mother
of the young hostess, chaperoned me
party, and holly formed the tapie
decoration.
Bennett of Denver. Miss Mckinney /
house guest: Miss Mona BiodEei'
Miss Myra Morgan. Miss Beatrice i'o!-
lock, Miss Eleanor Harris MISS par
rne Drake, Miss Mary HI,s GUSTS S1n e let
Crosson, Miss Gladys Kaime: Miss
Madeleine Austin, Miss Marie PatteT
son Miss Grace Beach. Miss Iamela
Henry. Miss Marguerite Simonds anu
Miss Elizabeth Jeffries.
Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett will enter
tain at dinner this evening IN con-
pliment 20 her debutante daush.tl
Miss Mona Blodgett. and later lnt
! party will attend the Iallah le'o
| 24OO 10th street.
Col. s. NJ de Loire. [. 5. A, VINO
| has been at the Hotel W ashlnetol Lo'
some days. has returned 70 NV NO
| He and Mrs. de Loire VIII Spehu ''''
| winter in southern California
! Hnuscr-Shoemaker Wedding.
! very pretty wedding last niGht
was that of Miss Mildred agnes 81,
maker. daughter of Mr.. ana MI
| Isaac F.. Shoemaker and MI. Leon ~
/ IL
Cured at the home OF the bride p'i
ents. in Wardman Courts. ana was
Witnessed by only the relatives Oh the
contra citing parties, after when re-
ception was held from 10 ~ pm
The bride was becomingly attlreu III
white georgette and carried VIII
brides roses and sweet peas. Her
fsister, Miss Katherine Shoemaker was
her only attendant and wore gown
| of white georgette also and carried
sweet peas. Mr.. Harry Edwards act
| ed as best man. and the KEY. HuoeIt
Rex Johnson. pastor of the CHEVY
| Chase Presbyterian Church. performed
the ceremony. After the reception MT.
and Mrs. Hauser left for Atlantic
City, after which they will make a
l'short visit here before gong 10 tpelr
| future home in New YORK city.
! Col w. II. Shepherd. field artillery,
IL s. A., who was stationed at Fort
/ Myer for six years before being sent
; TO the Philippines and then to France.
! is spending the winter at the Argyle
where he and Mrs. Shepherd have
taken an apartment. Col Shepherd
was decorated on December with
| the Legion of Honor by the French
! government for his bravery and eN-
| cellent work with the Motor Trans
port Corps, Brig. Gen. Collardet con-
| fering the honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. T. Mann. who have
been abroad for about six weeks, are
en- route home and will land in New
York within a few days. They expect