The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-26

MISS STILES MAKES
DEBUT TODAY

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n Doctor and Mrs. ChaFles Wardell
Stiles are. giving q reception this
AFTERNOON lat the Washington Club
III present their sdHughter, Miss
Elizabeth Stiles, to their old
friends in Washington.
"A suggestion Of the Christmas
season, appears in the decorations
and the drawing room in which
Mrs. Stiles and her daughter arc
receiving is gay with the, flowers
sent the popular bud. Miss Stiles
is wearing a picturesque froek OF
white taffeta and carrying a
bouquet of yellow roses and orchids.
Her mothers gown is of sapphire
blue velvet.
Mrs. Stiles will be assisted by
Mrs. John A. Eejeune, Mrs. Hugh
Cumming, Mrs. Price Whitaker,
Mrs. Guy D6sGoff. Mrs. B. Carroll
Reece and Miss Baker: In the
group Of girls. teceiving with the
debutantes are Miss Beatrice Me-
Lean, Miss katherine Dunlor Miss
Hilda Ann Hill, Miss Anne G. wing
ton, Miss Elizabeth Sutherland. Miss
ford, Miss Catherine Wrenn. Miss
y
Cruikshank, Bryn Mawr student,
who is visiting for the holidays.
In the evening Captain and Mrs.
David Stanley are giving a dinner
in their quarters at lEpEt Myerl tor
Miss stiles and somS Of the girls
assisting her. ny5s
TO GIVE CHRISTMAS vl5
BALL AT RAUSCHER'S
& Mr.. and Mrs. G. Thomas Dunlop.
will give a dance tonight at:
sFNauscher's for some 500, guests
,inany Of their own friends being
Eineluded as we'll as contemporaries
Of. their debutante daughter, Miss
tKatherine Dunlop. The bathrooms
at Rauscher's are effectively deco
rated with Christmas greens.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Faust
Wiley, of Cincinnati, will come to
washington on Monday to be
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Beale Mclean and 70 attend the
dinner and bail Mr.: and Mrs. Nc
Lean are giving on New Year Eve.
Early in January Mr.. and Mrs.
Mclean are going to Florida to
remain several months.
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Mrs. Robert L. Owen has re-
called her invitations for New Year
Day because Of the sudden death
Of Senator Owens brother, Colonel
William o. Owen.
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TEA DANCE TODAY
IN V0TTNGER SET
], Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest g. Walker
are entertaining a large company
eof guests at a tea dance this after
moon for their son.. Manrix Walker,
who is a student at Harvard Uni
Mr.. Walkers roommate.
Curtis F. Thomas. of CORTLAND,
N. Y, arrived today and will be
his guest for several days.
The hostess will be assisted this
afternoon by a group of girls, in
GLIDING Miss Gratia Houghton,
Miss Josephine WiIliford, Miss
Helen Marye, Miss Eleanor Hard,
Miss Marjorie Mondell, Miss Flea,
nor Wells, Miss Lilita' Dawson, :" Miss
Priscilla Chamberlain, Miss Grace
and Miss Nancy Hanil-
ton.
= The house is decorated in green
and red-crimson for Christmas and
for Harvard-and a gaiIy decked
Christmas tree stands on the land
ing of the stairway above where,
the orchestra is to. be placed. The
two drawing rooms have been
cleared for dancing and tea will
be served in the conservatory.
Among the guests will be James
Swift Martin, who wrote the Hasty
Pudding Clubs show now being re-
hearsed and cadet : Charles Saltz-
man and Cadet Standish Westcott.
recent winners Of Rhodes Scholar
ships.
Miss Mary Louise Johns o n I,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Evarts Johnson, will be hostess at
dinner this evening, entertaining in
compliment t9 <Afts Carolyn Cham
berlain. debGf6 daughter of
agadier General and Mrs. John
~ 6omis chamberlain. ~
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Doctor and Mrs. Thomas Ash
EC4avtor are entertaining at dinner
tonight for their debutante. daugh.
ter, Miss louise Clayton. The
party. numbering twelve, Win s.go
afterward to Mr.. and Mrs. q.
Thomas Dunlopss, dance at .,Raus!
cher's. 100 I,
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