The Washington times., 1927-11-12
MISS PHILLIPS
PRESENTED
TODAY
Bud Blossoms Early; Miss
Ernst Entettait1s for
Debutante Group
II .iE4N Efi6T

with fresh enthusiasm TINS a1tef.
noon. when Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
w. Phillips, IT,. are giving a tea
to present their daughter. Miss
Janet phillips, to their friends in
Washington and then Miss Helen |
Ernst is entertaining for four girls, |
three Of them debutantes. whom the
hostess has known "siilce they were
in pinafores.
Miss phillips narrowly missed
being q bud Of the official group
her father, who represented e Penn-
sylvafiia delegation IN Congress'
having refused to stand for re-
election In order to run for Gov
ernor Of PENNSYLVANIA, ID campaign
IN which he was defeated. Mr..
PHILLIPS has been at his home IN
Butler, Pa, through the autumn,
but has arrived in town to stay
over the weekend and to be pres.
emit at the reception this afternoon.
A Country Christmas
Mrs. phillips and the debutante
will receive together, Miss Philips
wearing q charming fEock OF shell
pink transparent velvet, q bOuffant
model. and carrying an armtul OF
blossoms selected from the many
bouquets which che has received.
At the tea table will be Mrs. Law
renee Tyson, Mrs. Mason. Patrick,
and Miss Florence Grandin. The
debutante will be assisted BY
little group Of s:rls including Mile.
Marie Claudel. Mile, Dora Catalani.
Miss Elizabeth Robinson, Miss
Evelyn Walker. and Miss Kath;
arine Phillips, younger daughter OF
m Mr.. and Mrs. philips viii spend
Christmas at Phillips Hall. their
country home at Butler, Pap and
will give a dance there on Deem
Der 81, at which their two daught:
ers will share honors. There VIII
be house party for the occasion.
the company including some young
guests from Washington.
Four Honor Guests
The debutantes for whom Miss
Helen Amory Ernst is giving a tea /
this afternoon at her home. 1874
Eighteenth ST., are Miss Alice Davis.
daughter Of the Secretary OF War
end Mrs. Dwight Davis; Miss Betty
Chiffon, daughter OF the Counselor /
of the British Embassy and Mrs;
Henry Getty Chiffon; Miss Nell
Theron. daughter of Mrs. Harry
Leonard, and Miss Katherine Gun |
life. Owen. daughter Of Mr.; and Mrs.
Charles Cunliffe- Owen. Of Eigland.
Mrs, Cunliffe- Owen and her daugh- |
ter win be Joined here at the Mar.
tinioue next week by Mr.. Cunliffe- !
Owen. They will spend this winter |
In New York and washington.
Presiding at the tea table this at
ternoon will be Miss Caroline Thorn. I
Miss Mary Hale and Miss Eleanor
Wilson. There will be only small
company Of guests.
COOLIDGES CRUISE
ON MAYFLOWER
The President and Mrs. Coolidge
left this afternoon FOR a weekend
cruise on the Mayflower. They have
several guests with them.
Mrs. Frank B. Kellogg entertained
Informally at tea on Tuesday after
room in compliment to Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Bigelow. of Minnesota. who
have recently come to Washington.
Mr., Bigelow is in the Foreign Ser
vice and has been detailed to the
State Department. Only Minnesotans
now resident in Washington were IN
the little company
SHOOTING PARTIES
AT COUNTRY CLUB
Jonkheer Richard van Schuyler
burch. secretary Of the Netherlands
legation, is among those who have
entertained shooting parties at the
new Mt. Vernon Yacht and Country
Club in the last week. Mark Reid
Yates, whose home. Holling wood
Farm. is near the club. had Frank
GasKins. secretary Of the Virginia
Horse Show Association, as his
guest there for days cunning;
and William e. Humphrey. of the
Federal Trade Commission, also
entertained party of gums"
Senator and Mrs. Coleman l..
Blease have returned to Washing
ton from South Carolina and are
at the Washington Hotel.
John Van A. MacMurray, Ameri-
can Minister to China, and Mrs.
MacMurray sailed yesterday for
Picking, China after a holiday in this
country.
y,
Mr.. ana Mrs. Robert Ash have
as their guest her mother, Mrs.
Edward White Luna. Of Dallas,
Texas, who will be with them for
several weeks at their home, 40 West
Lenox st. Chevy Chase.
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Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee will entertain
1T luncheon In the Florentine Room
at Wardman Park Hotel on Thurs.
day, November IL. in honor Of Mrs.
Summerall, wife OF Major General
Summerall, chief OF staff, United
States Army, and Mrs. Crosby, wife
ST Maj. Gen. Herbert Crosby, chief
Of cavalry.
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TEA TOMORROW
FOR Filler
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Townsend
Mott viii entertain at tea tomorrow
afternoon from to Z o'clock in their
home III Edgemoor in compliment to
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