Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-21
10 MISS ,MARGARET STERL1NG. :, q
CDaudhter Of Senator and Mrs. ntomas Sterl1nq/

the holiday season. and has as her
house guest Miss Peggy Embery OF
| Philadelphia.
Miss Washburn makes her debut to-
morrow with Miss Roberts.
| Miss Dean Roberts, who makes her
debut at the Congressional Club to-
I morrow, reached Washington this
morning for the holidays. Miss Rob
erts. who is an honor student at Smith
| College, and her brother. Mr.. Ernest
| Weeks Roberts. who is at Harvard
stopped over in New York. where they
| were the guests Of Capt. and Mrs.
Charles H. Lowndes.
! Mrs. Sarah Lee Phillips has returned
from Atlantic City, where she made
| a. short stay with her sister. Mrs. FER
ker Of Memphis, and with her son-in-
law, Senator Walter E. Edge. and ner
young grandson. Walter E. Edge, 1r.'
will go to New York early in the
week to spend the holidays with her
lbrother-in-law and sister, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Walter Teagle.
Mrs. Phillips will resume her DAYS
at home late in January.
Miss Olyve Graef, who has been Wis
! iting in Pittsburgh for several weeks
will return to Washington TUESDAY.
Miss Carolyn Nash will leave WASH.
ington the first of the week to visi.
Miss Anita Evans in Philadelphia ana
to attend her debut there on Tuesoay;
She will return in time TO spenaa
Christmas with her parents, pr. and
Mrs@F. S. Nash Mrs. Nash will go TO
Charleston, s. c.. shortly after CHRIST
mas for an extended stay.
Mrs. William Belden Noble OF
Mrs. NJ Y. Reed. at Beauregarde
Knobs. near White Sulphur Springs:
W. Va, left a large quantity OF
wool at the Greenbrier Hotel TOT
members of the feminine contingent
to knit into warm articles Tor
the poor people of northern Rus
sia The work is given out under the
auspices of the Washington commit
tee of Princess Michael Cantacuzene-
Speranzkey's Russian relief Work. Inc
articles Of clothing and the food being
sent to northern Russia will be dis
tributed there under the SUPERVISION
of Commander Riis. who Will sail
shortly for Archangel. The Greenorier
colony has come entnuslassiGa.Vt. ~
the support of this work and Emitting
needles are plying swiftly for the
cause.
The Christmas night ball at Rausch-
er's for the benefit OF the Cnlioren
the most brilliant Of the holiday, when
| the smart set, including the debutantes
and the Young people home from school,
| will be present in large numbers rms
ball is given annually, and II Is 70
! provide funds to carry on the summer
! work when poor conyalescent children
| are taken from the hospitals to the
home to be nursed back to health un-
der competent care and under dellgnt,
/ full conditions The home Is situated
/ on Grant road. on the edge Of Rock
| Creek Park and last summer more than
| $50 children were cared for there.
Those who will entertain box parties
| at the ball include: Mrs. William F.
! Hit, Mrs. E. C. Walker, Mrs James
W. Wadsworth, jr., Mrs. Delos A Blod-
rett and Mr.. william Eric Fowler, Mrs.
Hope Slater, Mrs. William Slater: Mrs.
| Edward B. Mclean. Mrs Joseph Letter
and Mrs. John R Williams have also
taken boxes, and will entertain wounded
soldiers from Walter Reed Hospital In
them. A number Of dinner parties Will
| proceed the ball.
| Among Washingtonians who are ex-
pected at Greenbrier White Sulphur
Springs for Christmas week are: Mr.. r.
B. Porter, Mrs. j. A. Macintosh and
| Mai. William Wilson, who will pass
! some time there.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Fillmore
Mitchell of Brooklyn, N. Y, announce
the engagement of their daughter,