Evening star., 1921-12-24

Judd, the party later attending the
dance at Rauscher's given by Mrs.
Wallace H. White for her daughter,
Miss Nina Lunn.
Miss Frances Hampson entertained
at dinner last evening at the Chevy
Chase Club in honor Of Miss Sidney
Webb. The other guests were Prtn-
&C ss Bertha Cantacuze1e. Miss Isabel
Crawford. Miss Alice Mann, Miss Jssn
Bell. MIR. Robert isell. Mr.. George
Symons. Mr.. George Sloane and Lieut..
William E. Doeller.
Col. A. S. Worthington left WASH
ington yesterday for Winter Park,
Fla, where he will spend the rest of
the winter. Mrs. Worthing:on and Miss
Worthington may Join him in Florida
later on.
Lieut.. Commander anI MIS-. Gar
dence at 1882 18th street preparatory
to their departure for TOXIC, Japan.
where Lieut.. Commander HuIings Is
soon to assume the duties of assistant
naval attache. Mrs. IIulings has gone
to New Yock city foc a brief visit
with relatives prior to their sailing
on january 3, from Philadelphia for
the orient.
Signor and Nine. .luattrnr, of the
italian emba.e entertained a box
party of siz -.t the opera last evening.
Miss Mary Boyle Temple cf Ten
hessee has arrivei at the Willard TOR
the winter.
First Congregational Bud
Presented to Society.
Representative and Mrs. Wallace H.
White entertained one of the gayest
OF the pre-Christmas parties when last
daughter. Miss Nina Lunn to society
at dance. Miss Lunn wore a charm
ing frock Of white taffeta. quite bout
rant and the bodice fashioned with
the 1860 dropping shoulder line. She
carried bouquet of pink roses pre-
sented by her aunt. Mrs. Alice Frye
brlsgs. Mrg. White wore a graceful
gown OF blue chiffon with iridescent
beads. and she carried orchids and
Vioiets. While Miss Lunn was the
guest Of DIR. and Mrs. Gilbert Gros-
venor at dinner. Representative and
MRS. White entertained a party of
out-of-town guests.
Assisting the bud were Miss Eleanor
DaVles, Miss Mary Palmer, Miss Laura
I.eJeune. Miss Helen Colbert and Miss
Neville Johnson.
Mrs. Richard Douglas Simms was
hostess to q large company last even
Ing giving a dance at the Chevy Chase
Simms who was presented to her
friends; In addition to this and last
years buds, the company included a
number of married folk. the guests
numbering about 400. The clubhouse
Is gay in its Christmas decorations of
req and green. and contrasting hap
ply was the gown worn by the
debutante Of coral and silver color
brocade fashioned along the simple
lines now in vogue. She carried an
old d-fashioned bouquet Of violets and
sweetheart roses. Mrs. Simms wore
a modish gown of black
The debutante Is a student at Smith
College and will return there after
the New Year,
DIR. and Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor were
hosts for a dinner party of young
Iolk last evening, entertaining for
their daughter. Miss Gertrude Grosve-
nor, who came from her school at
on the Hudson to join them
for the holidays. The guests in
cluded Miss Delphine Heyl. Miss
Helen Griffin. Miss Helen Colbert.
Miss Elizabeth Kemp. Miss Gladys
Chapman Smith. Miss Zilla McDugal
Lunn. Miss Mary Hamilton, Miss
Corrine Stephens. Mr.. Ralph 8. Jen-
kins. Mr. Henry Lee. Mr. James
DENLY. Mr.. Chester Snow, Mr. John
Graves. Mr.. George Hamilton. Mr..
Rounds. Mr.. Lumbard. Mr. George
Grinnell. Capt. Montague and Lieut.
Schneider. The party later attended
the debut dance of Miss Lunn at Rau-
scher's.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Eric Fowler
gave a dinner. followed by dancing,
last evening for the latter's young
Miss Emily Earl. and two
sons, Mr., Chaffee Earl and Mr.. Edwin
Earl. who are here from school for the
holidays. The guests numbered sixty
and were seated at small tables gay
with Christmas colors and diminutive
Santa Clauses, and the ballroom had
holly and tall evergreens for decora-
tions.
Miss Elizabeth Taylor of Los An
geies and Mr.. Gilbert Davidson of
San Diego, Calf, are spending the
with Mr.. and Mrs. Fowler.
Mrs. George d. Hope. who has an
apartment at Wardman Park for the
winter. left last evening for New
York where she will remain until
after Christmas. She will go to Kan
sas City to remain over the New
ear, returning to washington about
January 10.
Miss Kate Morgan of New York,
who visited Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E.
Davies Of Massachusetts, avenue, left
for her home today.
Judge and Mrs. Thomas w. Leahy
of Muskogee, Okla. are at the Pow
hat1n.
A large holiday dance was given
last evening by Brig. Gen. Richard
c. Marshall and Mrs. Marshall at
their street home in honor of their
Miss Laura Winder Mar
shall, a student of st. Mary's School,
Raleigh. n. c., who is at home for the
Christmas season, and Miss Mar
shalls guest. Miss Josephine Gould of
Md. Decorations OF ce-
dar. holly and mistletoe abounded
throughout the house. giving the
rooms a most festive appearance.
Gen. and Mrs. Marshall have is
sued invitations for an informal at
home tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Perry of Clifton
Terrace have left for Green Spring
Valley, Md. to be the guests of Mr.
and Mrs Norris Gallagher for the
holidays.