Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-30

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the last few seasons, and have Away:
been present at the annual dance
given by them December 30 Of each
year.
Mrs. Mary d. Howe will be hostes:
at ball to be given this evening al
the Mayfiower for her debutant(
daughter, Miss Evelyn Howe.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H Ruth enter.
tanned at dinner last evening for theil
son, Mr.. Charles H. Ruth, jr, who il
home from the University of Virginia
for the holidays. The dinner was giver
in their hcme, at 4521 Garfield street
preceding a dance given for the young
people of Wesley Heights and Spring
Valley, and the guests were Mis-:
Elizabeth Saunders, Miss Dorothy Saun'
derS, Miss Mary Barkalow, Miss Caro-
line Barkalow, Miss Lois Webb Mis-!
Grace Carr, Miss Thelma Griffith, Mis-:
Edith Mish, Miss Eloise Hopkins, Mis-;
Frances Brooks, Miss Della Pease. Mr.
Phillip Herrick, Mr.. Raymond Walsh
jr.; Mr.. Allen Pope, Mr.. AL Graves, Mr.
William Gallaher and Mr.. Roger Shields
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest H. Daniel will
be hosts at tea dance tomorrow aft
ernoon at the Mayflower for their
daughter, Miss Eleanor Humphrey
Daniel.
Col and Mrs. Brainerd Taylor will
entertain party of young folk at din
ner this evening for their two sons
Mr.. Brainerd Taylor, now doing post
graduate work at Harvard. and Mr.
Harold Taylor; an undergraduate at
Harvard, both of whom are spending
the holiday period in washington.
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. George Fiske
Dudley and their house guest, Miss Vir-
ginia Perry of Chicago, have recently
returned from a visit to Atlantic
Of Mrs. Anna Key Palmer. They
also went to Elizabeth, N. j..
where they visited their son. Mr..
John F. Dudley Miss Perry will be the
guest of DR.. and Mrs. Dudley in the
rectory at 1915 Newton street north
west during the holidays.
Mr.. Carter Hall of Richmond gave a
breakfast and dance this morning at
the Carlton for his debutante daughter,
Miss Katherine Hall. The company
numbered about rs.
Mrs. Daisy w. O'Donoghue enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday at the
Chevy Chase Club for her daughter,
Miss Eleanor O'Donoghue. who is with
her for the holidays. The company
included Miss Eleanor Calvert, Miss
Margaret Peyton Calvert Miss Mildred
Blaine Clark Miss Patricia Ridsdale,
Miss Isabel Perry, Miss Cecio Perry,
Miss Mary Elizabeth Acker. Miss Louise
Hoover. Miss Catherine Hoover, Miss
Elizabeth Hoover, Miss Carmen Arias
of Panama, Miss Atlee Wirgman, Miss
Evelyn Walker, Miss Katharine Muir
ply, Miss Mary Hayden, Miss Helen
ODonoghue, Miss Violet Orme, Miss
Emily Jane Quirk, Miss Jane Garmley,
Miss Margaret Berry, Miss Henrietta
Berry, Miss Barbara Wilson, Miss Pris-
ella Evans. Miss Polly Foote. Miss Ellen
Kelly of Greensboro, N. c., and Miss
Virginia O'Donoghue.
DR.. and Mrs. w. r. Moulden an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Marian Alice, to Ensign P. P.
Blackburn. jr.. The wedding Will take
place in May.
Mrs. Martha G. Hall was hostess last
evening at a large ball given at the
Mayflower for her debuthnte daughter,
Miss Katherine Hall, who made her for
NAL debut at a tea given in her home
November %.
Mrs. Hall and the debutante, assisted
by the latter's sisters. Miss Mary Lewis
Hall and Miss Anne Byrd Hall, received
their guests in the Chinese room OF the
hotel Dancing began at 10 O'Clock IN
the grand bali room and continued until
the early morning hours, supper being
served shortly after midnight in the
presidential dining room. Approx
.mately 500 members of local society, in