Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-11-29

| John Cauldwell. Lieut.. Col. George E.
Houle, Lieut.. Col. Anderson and Capt.
Vernon c. Devote.
Mrs. John Ball Osborne, wife of the
American consul general at Stockholm,
Sweden, their daughter, Miss Ruth
Osborne, and their son, Mr. Bradford
Osborne, who Is student in the School
Of Foreign Service of Georgetown Uni
versity, have taken for the Winter an
apartment in the Woburn, at 1910
Kalorama road. Consul General Os-
borne. who Is on leave Of absence, Is
with them and will return to his post
In Stockholm, December 20.
Miss A. Viola Smith, United States
trade commissioner at Shanghai, China,
will be the guest of honor at tea given
In the Women's Party headquarters at
day afternoon. Miss Smith will give a
short talk and members of the. Womens
National Press Club and others are
asked as guests
Capt. and Mrs. James A. Mixson will
be at the Mayfower until tomor-
rof, when they will go to Philadelphia,
where Capt. Nilsson has been assigned
to duty at the Marine Headquarters
there following his stay in Haiti
Mrs. John D. Robnett and Miss Mar
gerry Robnett, wife and daughter OF
Capt Robnett, who is on duty at the
Boston Navy Yard are with Lieut.. Muir
ply and his mother at 1881 Euclid
street. Capt. Robnett will join them for
the Christmas holidays.
Two Thanksgiving Day Buds r,
Assisted by Cabinet Debutante.
Miss Marian Jardine,. debutante
daughter of the Secretary Of Agriculture
and Mrs. Jardine, will assist at two
debutante parties this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Mark Sullivan will give
a tea in their home at 1908 Wyoming
avenue to present their daughter, Miss
Sydney Buchanan Sullivan, to society.
Miss Jardine will be with the bud and
also assisting will be Miss Mango
CouZenS, Miss Florence Meyer, Miss
Caroline Thompson, Miss Mignon
Sherley, Miss Persis Myers, Miss Eleanor
Totten and Miss Rahel Davies. Assisting
Mrs. Sullivan will be Mrs. William E.
Borah, Mrs Edward E. Gam, sister of
the Vice President-elect, Senator
Charles Curtis; Mrs. Eugene Meyer,
Mrs. j. Harry Covington and Mrs.
Wrisley Brown.
The bud will receive with her mother,
standing before screen feStooned with
flowers sent to her, and she will wear
an afternoon frock of beige chiffon and
lace, fashioned along gracefully draped
lines with long flowing sleeves of the
lace. Her bouquet will be an old
fashioned one of roses and lilies of the
valley. Mrs. Sullivan will wear mauve
lace.
The other Thanksgiving day debut
tante who will have Miss Jardine in
the group of sister debutantes with
her, is Miss Adair Childress, who will
make her bow at tea dance in the
MayfoweT Hotel given by her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Childress. Also
with Miss ChildreSS will be Miss Rahel
Davies, Miss Phyllis Hight, Miss Mary
Lee Phillips, Miss Frances Virginia Wag-
gaman, Miss Peggy Tyner and Miss
Elizabeth Powell Dunlop. Differing
from the usual debutate coming out
party Mrs. ChildreSs will not have any
of her contemporaries with her, but will
have with her a group of young
matronS, including Mrs. Sidney Thomas.
Mrs. Marshall ExnicoiS Mrs. Blaine
Mallan and Miss Dorothy Hill
The debutante will wear an old
fashioned gown of ivory MORE trimmed
with pearls and tulle and she will carry
an old-fashioned bouquet Mrs. Chill
dress will wear green crepe Miss
Charlotte Childress, sister of the bud,
who made her debut last year, will
also be assisting.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Maurice Morris
entertained at dinner last night at the