Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-27

Miss Carolyn Walker, Miss Betty West,
Miss Ruth Gullion, Miss Helen Lee
Washington Miss Mary Stuart Bird
sail, Miss Lucille Swift, Miss Beatrice
Patton, Miss Rosa Hayes, Miss Louise
Hoehling, Miss Kathleen Ward. Miss
Evelyn Howe, Miss Eleanor Mulliken,
Miss Anne Virginia Ashburn, Miss Car
ma Burgess. Miss Devereus Green, Miss
Ruth Bryant Miss Eleanor Daniel, Miss
Betty DeBeauvaiS Richards. Miss Dor
othy Dodge. Miss Crixy Shead, Miss
Jocelyn Hibberd, Miss Louise Turner,
Mrs. William Laird Dunlop, IT,: Mrs.
elizabeth Edison, Mr.. and Mrs. Ennalls
Waggaman, jr.; Lieut.. j. c. White,
Lieut.. James Regain, Lieut.. Fritz Web
Der, Lieut.. Charles King, Mr.. Henry b.
Gwynn, Mr.. Prescott Galley, Mr.. Jack
Gasch, Mr.. Edward Burr Powell, Mr..
Wilbur Hubbard, Mr.. Gwynn Gardiner,
Mr.. Hugh Cummings, jr.: Mr.. Joseph
Conlon, Mr.. Kenneth Bero, Mr.. Donald
Crane. Mr.. Patrick Cook, Mr.. Oliver
Walker, Mr.. Charles Clarke. Mr.. VIII
liam Laird Dunlop, Sd; Mr.. Sheridan
Bays. Mr.. Frank Goodwin, Mr.. David
Stauffer. Mr.. Woodruff Post, Mr.. Ing
ham Mack, Mr.. Phillips Clarke, Mr..
Paul Lutes, Mr.. Rozier Beech, Mr. vii.
liam Brewner, Mr.. Ned Cook. Mr., Sam
ley Knox, Mr.. Daniel Long. Mr.. Dun
Merrick. Mr.. Charlie Smoot, Mr.. Wa
verify Taylor, Mr.. Francis Smoot, Mr..
Francis Smith, Mr.. Milton Anderson,
Mr.. George Clayton, Mr.. Walter Peter
and Mr.. Jerry Garland.
Chrvsanthemums in shades of yellow
and bronze we're used for decorations on
the initial of both the first and the last
name of the debutante.
Following the dinner Col. and Mrs.
Musser and their guests proceeded to
the grand ball room of the hotel, where
MIR. John Joy Edison and his daughter
presented Miss Elizabeth Edison to their
many friends in the Capital. Dancing
followed the formal presentation and at
midnight seated supper was served In
the presidential dining room Of the
hotel
Miss Edison wore a very lovely frock
of white net with opalescent paillettes,
made with a long tight-fitting bodice
and very full skirt made altogether Of
tiny ruffies. The dress has q V-shape
neck, and small cap sleeves were also
made of very small ruf1les. She wore q
cluster of red roses.
Assisting her in receiving were Miss
Musser. Miss Crixey Snead of Char
lottesville. Va, her house guest: Miss
Helen Mark, Miss Kathleen Ward, Miss
June Gushing, Miss Virginia Glazebrook
and Miss Betty West They wore
shoulder bouquets of pink rosebuds and
violets.
Mrs. Edson's gown of crimson velvet
was made along princess lines with a
fiat band of silver beads at the V-Shape
neck line. and with it she wore talisman
roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harral Mulliken will
entertain at tea this afternoon ut
their home on @ street to present their
daughter, Miss Eleanor Mulliken. to
society. Mrs. Mulliken will have as
sisting her Mrs. Harry N. Cootes, Mrs.
Walter r. Tuckerman, Mrs c. r. Train,
Mrs. T. J. D. Fuller, Miss Bessie Kib-
hey, Mrs. Charles Trowbridge Tittman,
Mrs. Gillian Morrow, Mrs. Frederick
Solger, Mrs. Frederick Bradley, Mrs.
Reginald HubbeIl. Miss Edith Mccain
mon and Nine. Vurpillot.
With the bud will be Baroness Korff,
Miss Virginia Flannery, Miss Mango
Wyeth, Miss Susanna Wallace. Miss
Mary Elizabeth Acker, Miss Carolyn
Walker. Miss Mary Bradley, Miss
Emiscah Davis, Miss Janet Ball and
Miss Marjorie Talman.
The bud and her mother will stand
before a screen Of cut flowers and fern.
and the debutante will wear a gown of
green lace, made along old-fasI1ioned
lines. with tiny puff sleeves and. will
carry an old-fashion bouquet. Mrs.
Mulliken win wear gown of black
lace.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Payne Mer-
edith will entertain at a tea in their
home on Kalorama road this afternoon.
to present their daughter, Miss Sylvia
Contee Meredith.
Mrs. Meredith viii be assisted BY
Mrs. James F. Mitchell. Mrs. Thomas
A. Clayton, Mrs. Ormsby McCammon
and Mrs. Harry A Karr.
Miss Meredith will have assisting her
Miss Harriet Anderson, Miss Eliza
Mitchell, Miss Katherine Hall, Miss
Devereaux Green, Miss Virginia F1an-
merry, Miss Helen Peoples and Miss
Mary Parrish Bradley
The debutante will wear a gown Of
white chiffon made on long fun lines
with short sleeves and a cape effect.
She win carry q bouquet of American
beauty roses. Mrs. Meredith's gown Is
Of soft black chiffon and she will wear
q shoulder cluster of gardenias.
Autumn leaves and vari-colored fiow-
ers will decorate the reception suite.
while the dining room will be in pink
and white. The table centerpiece viii
be Of pink roses surrounded by white
candles.
Following the tea, Mrs Meredith will
be hostess at an informal buffet sup
per for Miss Meredith. in compliment TO
members of the receiving party and a
few intimate friends, who will attend
the Navy Relief Ball this evening.
DR.. and Mrs Gregg Birdsall will en-
terrain at small tea this afternoon at
their home TO present their daughter,
Miss Mary Stuart Birdsall. to their
friends. Assisting Mrs. Birdsall will be
Mrs. Alfred e. Fowler, Mrs. Charles
Hendley, Mrs. Irving Moore. Miss Julia
Smoot, Mrs. Frederick Irish of Balti-
more. Mrs. Richard Parks, Mrs Garden
Warner. Mrs. Ralph H. Halls With
the bud will be Miss Susanna Wallace,
Miss Sally Clarke, Miss Betty Richards,
Miss Frances Morse and Miss Eulalie
Mehlhop.
The bud will wear a Paris gown Of
dusty rose color. fashioned with tiny
cap sleeves, and the skirt with box
pleats and peplums. She will carry an
old-fashioned bouquet Mrs. Birdsall
will wear gown Of beige lace.
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