Evening star., 1926-11-28

afternoon parties, and in practically
each case a dinner. theater party o.
dance will follow the event. Five O
the days boast a luncheon in compll
ment to one of the bouquet Of buds
and a number of dinner parties vii
be given during the week honorine
one of the seasons debutantes.
The first of the buds to be intro
duced this week will be Miss Marguer
ite Orme. who viii be presented by
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James w
Orme, at tea in their home 66Ot
Georgia avenue, which will be follow
ed by dancing at the Club st. Mark $
TUESDAY Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Mar
latt will give tea in their home
1921 Sixteenth street, to present tnell
daughter, Miss Florence Marlatt, ant
in the evening they Will entertain a
dinner and a theatpr party for her
Thursday will find Miss Frances Hop
kins making her bow at tea dance
at the Washington Barracks, giver
bv Col. and Mrs F. T.. Hopkins, who
will later entertain the young ladies'
assisting Miss Hopkins at dinner
Miss Mabel Carolyn Mead, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Delamater
Mead will make her debut at tea
dance at the Maytlower Hotel FRIDAY
and Saturday boasts two debutantes
Miss Louise Fitzhugh, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fitzhugh, and
Miss Katharine Amory, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Copley Amory.
Miss Helen Clifford made her bow
TO society at n delightfully."- arranged
tea Yesterday afternoon given by her
parents, Col. and Mrs. Edward CHI-
ford, in their home 3033 NJ street
The house had a pretty Arrangement
of roses and palms, and in the dining
room We're quantities of yellow chryS-
anthemumS. .
Mrs. Clifford wore a gown of soft
green velvet shot with gold threads
and made along slightly draped lines
The bud was in q dainty gown OF pale
rose georgette crepe, a Paris model,
Fashioned simply and embroidered
in a fine design of silver and rose
threads. She carried q bouquet OF
sweetheart roses and lilies OF the
valley,
Assisting Mrs. Clifford were Mrs.
David H. Blair, Mrs. Lewis OWSley,
Mrs. John Hudgins, Mrs. Leonard
Bloch, Mrs. Frank s. Hight, MIS-
William Mather Lewis, Mrs. Waiter
Peter, Mrs. James Huntington Tur-
ner. Mrs. Louise Scherer, Mrs. Arthur
Dunn. Mrs. Elliott Goodwin. Mrs.
John Palmer and Mrs. James y.
Lyon. With the debutante were Miss
Katharine Haskell. Miss Adelaide
Douglass, Miss Katharine Amory,
Miss Barbara Hight, Miss Sallie IleW3
Phillips, Miss Olive L. Sherley ana
Princess Ida CantaCuZene.
one of the most brilliant of parties
for a dehutanto was the costume BAH
given last evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
LYMAN b. Kendall for their daughter,
Miss Jane Kendall. The dance was
given at the old Montgomery Coun-
try Club, which is now used as the
community center of the county and
IS near Kentsdale. the charming
home of Mr. and Mrs. Kendall. There
were about 300 at the dance and a
dinner preceded for about 30 of the
out -of-toWn guests. The club was
decorated with Autumn flowers, foil
age and evergreenS and the handsome
and striking costumes of the guests
added color to the scene.
Mrs. Kendall was in the du Barry
costume she wore at one of the fes-
tiviteS at Palm Beach and iii which
she was awarded the prize for the
most beautiful costume. The bud
was in the lovely gown her grand
mother wore when presented to the
Court of St. James. Miss Jessica
Bays. cousin Of the debutantc. as
sisted Mrs. Kendall and her daughter,
wearing a ZouaVe costume.
Among the out t-of-toWn guests who
came for the event and attended the
dinner were Miss Rhoda Drew, Miss
Dorothy Kilnert. Miss Celeste Huck
shire. Miss Nanc~ Watson, Miss Eliz
abeth Kendall, c Nsin of the bud;
Miss Jessca Bays, Miss Priscilla
Carstairs, Mr.. tamen Messmore. Mr.
Grant Mason. Mr.. Charles klOpp. Mr..
Louis Reynal, Mr.. Henry Howard,
Mr.. John Lawrence. Mr.. Joseph
Hubert, Mr. Joseph Wilmsen, Mr..
Anthony Cassatt, Mr.. Walcut War
ner. Mr.. Donald Specie and Mr.. For
roster Alexander. Among those from
Washington who were guests at the
dinner We're Miss E,liZabe tn Parker,
Miss Barbara Hight, Mrs. Lloyd
Shepherd. Mr.. Cortland Parker and
Mr.. L. Robertson.
Mrs. Guy Mason will entertain at
luncheon December Is for her daugh-
ter. Miss Louise Mason. in compli-
nlent TO Miss Jane Dunbar and Miss
Harriet Stearns Whitford. two Of the
seasons debutantes. Miss Mason was
to have made her formal debut at a
tea December 81. but that party has
been cancelled and she will not make
a formal bow this season.
Mr.. and Mrs William Tonner of
Philadelphia, who came TO Washing
ton to attend the debut of Miss Olive
r. Sherley, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Swager Sherley. entertained at dinner
last evening in honor Of Miss Shnrley
later taking their guests TO the
theater. After the theater the com
pany went 10 the Club St Marks for
dancing.
Mrs Jack Hayes and her son, Mt.
Jack Hayes, will entertain at tea De.
cember y. In compliment to Miss
Anne Spauldins and Miss Adelaide
Douglass.
Miss l!arrict Stea~us WMtford VII
ACCOMPANY hor mother Mrs George
tanGdon WLitfur1. to Baltimore sat
UrdaY. n"rrmhor l.. where Mrs.
David Corhn street VIII entertain at
tea that afternoon for Mrs. NLitfori
Mrs. T. T.. Hopkins Will have AS her
house guest Mrs. Dawson ]. Black
more of Walnut Hill, Cincinnati. who
viii arrive Tuesday and assist her at
the tea she will give Thursday to pre-
sent her daughter, Miss Frances Hop
kins. to society. DIR. Fl. Y. Hopkins,
uncle OF the dehutante. Of Providence,
r. l., will come to Washington for the
debut OF his niece, and Miss Patsy
Pender of Norfolk, Va. will also be
among the out-of-town guests at the
party and viii assist the debutante.
Mrs. Hopkins Will entertain at
tea Wednesday In compliment to her
house guest. and Saturday evening
Col. and Mrs Hopkins will be hosts
NJ dinner AT the Congressional Coun-
try Club In honor Of Mrs. Blackmore.
Mrs. Daniel W. Hand will entertain
~ a bridge luncheon Saturday IN
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