Evening Star Newspaper, December 24, 1922, Page 19

I 6DCTIEL Y. 0 7 SOCIETY i) Debut Dance Closes Week InYoungPeople’s Calendar DECEMBER 24, 1922—PART 2 Miss Cannon Hostess At Dance for Niece In Honor of Miss Lee} . V , The of fi!y Mayer Bios. & Co 937939 F St. NW.. No Branch Stores | - Qur Best Wishes for a Mrs. Jathes J. Jpnés.v_]'r,, Hos.te.ss in Daughter's Other réadin}"Featqres of Washington Society : Honse e ignd Mis Lisires ad Oslicre \ Ptédmm Marking the 1922 Cbrisr- S 'N ‘Compliment Season’s Buds. mas Season. RS l \ The week’s social activities among | er's for Misx Edwards. Miss the young people closed in hrl;!inm‘,"fl" Sothoron, a debutante of fushion with the debus dance given mwiey V' COMe over to be their last night at the Washington Club by and Mrs, Edwarde will give o 3rs. James K. Jones, jr, for her debu- Supper dance for their daughter tante daughter, Miss Elizabeth Taylor :'"Tg;)iu1}5:«:;“:,1‘.(\;1;:“3‘0:‘;;‘1:} Wi . Jones. In tite absence of Mrs. Jomes. | ford. ther of the debutante. Mrs, Robert | Griffin, wife of Admiral Grifin, with v daughter, Miss Helen Griffin, re- Miss Helen Cannon ‘gave a dance|3350 -i7th street, for several debu- vear and last year. Mrs. amson will act . as last evening for her niece, Miss|tantes of thi | Beverly Will Helen Le Seure, in honor of Miss | pociaed | Ellen Bruce Lee. daughter of Mr. and | e s n- | _District mimissioner and Mrs, Mrs. Arthur Lee. Miss Cannon ¢i-|oynsiy Rydolys entertained a company tertained fn her house. at 1325 ISth| of fwelve at dinner Friday evening in street, which she and her father,|their apartment or the Dresden, in and Mrs. Charles 8. Robb will entertain at dinner Wednesduy eve- : ning in compliment to Miss Marga- Representative Joseph G. Canncn, | howor of ‘g&:""g::‘:l‘gz toRine B !ceived with the debutante. ret Sutherland. debutante daughter af have leased for the winter. o Wedneaday evening Mr. aud Mrs, Bed ®ay the prevailing tone used in: Senator and Mrs. Howard Suther- — Rudolph _were hosts at dinner iat ithe decorations, which were charm- Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett ‘entertained | Rauscher's in honor of Ar. and Mrs. iingly festive and contributed much | .. o i s : ia company of forty at dinner at thei George Mesta of Pittsburgh, who are ¢ ) Xy ; !to the holidav spirit that was in| Mise Lucy Gillette of Pennsylvania. | ¥ spending a portion of the winter at “ ) levidence. A buffet supper was served . 'lmfm" Anesday 10 visit Miss . |, Chevy Chase Club in honor of her|the Willard. W S 3 | during the evening. | Virginia Edwards, debutante duugh- son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and - . i ‘Stra; Griffin wore & handsome gown | ter of Mr. and Mri. Jon L. Edward: Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett, 2d, who came | Mrs. Haynes. wife of Col. John from their home in Detroit for | Haynes, will give a bridge luncheon o Christmas. Friday evening Mrs. | Friday. 3 i Pl Blodgett was hostess at dinner for | = 2 . her nephew and niece. Mr. and Mrs. | Mrs. Charles K. Koones wiil give a young people’s tea tomorrow after- James L. Walsh of New York, who, tof bluck velvet, trimmed in ermine, apt. and Mre. Ennalls Waggaman {and carried yellow roses and violets. | Will entertain at dinner at their hom« Miss Jones wore an attractive and January 3. in lonor of Miss Lilli ]‘lrllxh dress of rose metal cloth com-: Merritt Thompson, one of the seas { bined with gold lace, with a matching ' buds. girdle of vclvet roses, and caffied u — are al ending Christmas with her. [ noon from 5 to 7 o'clock, in honor of g s el One of t ? ances of Chrisi i ?:elh:oc?m;hn\!, we:(e M ,! and }\;r | her nleces, Miss Elizabeth Ramage - ‘,““fl'r.'lfiil'fn‘"ffi' bfl':‘x.-l'.f..'f"oz("éflli mu;’!\‘gkl :\fulla:.'e;*n:]n‘tr given b'\'hlllx n > David St. P. Gaillard, “the 'former's |and Miss Josephiné R: aage, students ) 3 3 { triigmed with silver. resentative and Mrs Philip < cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thorn |at George Washington University, . ; Mre. Jones also will .entertain a; Campbell for their daughter, of New York. who were on their way glw are spending the holidays with = {company at dinner Tuesday evening Helen Campbell. Friduy night. to i%o:[m (:;{o“ml for‘. = \.l\lr.‘ r. and Mrs. Koones. * ¢ for her debutante daughter. The | cember at the Congi and Mrs. Hampson Gars and Mrs. D ssional Clu party afterward will attend tife dance | which has been the scene of soyman : 5 : i bar- s : 5 Charles Matthews. The company | A supper-dance at Washington ! which Mr. and Mrs. John L. Edwards| of Washington'’s charming socia! {later went to the theat-r. jracke e annernoed ter-ETIlAy iR ight .. [3 will .give for their debutante daugh- functions { Mr. and Mrs. Henry favson Jrwir, | December 29. A K s Virginia Edward E I the latter formerly Miss Helen Blod-| Arone those who will be hosts gt == Mr. and Mrs. Frederic D. McKenn Ar. and Mrs. Joseph Leiter will Zive | wil] entertain ut Qinner. January ay evening in honor of | pol'ynitTts e Miss Beatrice . Pitney. debutante | for their dsughiers, Miss Virginia Mo | gett, will entertain her motner, Mrs. : + MIS: bdinner preceding tlie dance at the Plodgett. and the members of her| pggemoor Club Friday night will be house +party this evenini at Grey- | mabameor ClaD Mrlday Rosb. gione. and_ tomorrow eveninz ‘M 2 daughter of Mr. Justice and Mrs. Mah- | niy 2 odgett will have the memhers of | Miss Frances Webster entertained on Pitne. - y o v. 2 : h SS SE! 2 AINS AN/ MISS 4 v W . her family for a Christmas tree party. at a bridge party at her home, at el rwin e e e penain - e | wh e e T s e SR a e Vi min)s SO EDhES SAna Mos = Mr. and Mrs. Bdward Beale McLean | Apamont, Thureday atterioon, Wer Christman holidays with them. Beale McLean will give a lurge ball | Frederica MeKennex. will'go to Ihii- ’ s e el < delphis Wed o attend th PY :;:mg"”'r‘u;;"{n“m:'l‘m:;;rg'"c"‘"' n- | Junior League, debutantes and Monday evening. January 1. dance to be ziven by Gen. and Mrs ida January 5, where thcy wi Schoolmetex: s L . rs. John ¥. Mitchell and her!|Atterbury for their daughter, Mi< W this reniainder (o e et e e e Ram’s Head Players Speaker and Mrs. Gillett |, 205 Jotn X el Ne™ | Blisabeth Atteburs. one b the dels New Year's night they will give a large | , = '« Fists 2 - York - . derson, will be at home Saturday afi. tantes of the season in that city. ball. and Wednesddy night. January 3, | LSrned vesterday from New Vork To Open Playhouse Will Receive January 1| &ncons"in Janvars, ! they will entertain at a dance in honor | Shere thex went to attend a dinner J i . of Miss Beatrice Pitney, daughter of | £1Ven by Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bur-| The Ram's Head Plavers will open The Speaker illett will} Col. and Mrs. E. Lester Jones will 8th and Pa. Ave. N.W Mr. Justice and Mrs. Mahlon Piiney, | f¢ll Hoffman and a reception given| heir miniature playhouse, “At the!receive Monday, Januai when they | entertain at dinner January 4 for| Bean tiful ¥ by Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Nixon. The|!" A A s X Rt L rooms for eluls Viscount and Viscountess de Sibour | Euests at Mra. Hoffman's dinner were SI&n of the Ram's Head.” in the resi- |will be axsisted by Miss Hoar. Mrs.|thelr daughter. Jilss Cecll lLester e ot { will entertain at dinner for a large com- | Col._and_Mrs. House, Mr. and Mrs. |dence of the lte Alexander Graham | Gillett also will receive Wednesdays, | fauechers to be given for Miss Jose- | ey pany at the Hamilton Hotel Monday, <“,|mrlu “B A‘lcxander. Mr: -_”(‘Jrrn ‘u Bell, with entkance at 1328'; 18th |January 10 and February phine Williford by her aunt and A A Al bt ] Sanvesant Fion, OMrS Nawin: ME|street. on Wednésday evening of this| .y Wilfred DuPuy will receive | Sncle; Mr. and rs. Alfred Pembroke | tures or o - 8 S 7 - o o 2 Ve X e v " e < om. E meetings of the Old Dancing Class. ipender, Mr. and Mrs. Ernes: week, at 8:30 o'clock. Wednesday and | New Vear day and the other Mondays L, b walv. Buffet or | ing. Mrs. Frederick Hoffman, Thursday of this week are , in January. 2 Mr. and Mre. John L. Ldwards and ' ather refre i 0 a Mra. H. Wilfred Du Puy will eéntertain | Marian Hoffman. Mr. and Mr. Founders' nights for the first | ey 5 - <) thelr daughter, Miss Virginia Ed- ments werved if g at dinner Friday evening. January 1% |Calhoun. Mr. Albert Shattuck, tion, and it is planned to always r - and Mra. Colin Clarke Whitel grds, will have as their guest for desired in _honor of Miss Louise Anderson. and | Reginald De Koven. Mr. Francis Bur- | serve the first iwo performances of { Will not be at home this afternoon, | Christmas sweek Aiss Lucy Gillette " 2 Cl e y G Wwill take her guests later to the “small | rell Hoffman. jr. Among those at|each succeeding production for the but will reccive ‘Sunday afternoons.| ;¢ Sewickley, Pa. who will arrive . . and early” dance of the Junior League. | Mrs. Nixon's reception were the Arch- { founders, whose interest and enthus-'jJanuary 7 and 21. Tuesday. - Mr. and Mrs, Edwards will - e wish you one an. — New Y. ; s Hes L elephone I'r. Y e'a aia Gen."and Mrs. Clem will be hosts at a | SonoB Of New York. Gov.-elect and,iasm have made the Ram's Head!| yi.. poner McVann will be in-|8ive a dance that evening at Rausch- P R 2 Mrs. Smith. the lieutenant governor, | Plavhouse possible. This first produ small dinner Christmas day. C . v e rmally at_home norrow aftes Y. { Mr. Lunn; Mrs. Charles Childs, Mrs.{tion will be presented Wednesday {noon from 5 to 7 o'clock. and_will Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Amussen will | Frederick Nielson. Dr. and Mrs. Prea- | Thursday, Friday and Saturdas mighis | J200 (T000 § 10§ 0/¢loct. and vl ¥ v % have with th !/ ton Pope Satterwhite, Mrs. Colgate|and Saturday afternoon of this week, [MAve With d n a Mr. o . Vilson, Count and Countess |lowing wee! ere W be Na R rents. o = S, 2 1 L &nd Mes [Tohm A Beck. | Costantini. Mr. Freisch, Dr. Harris, | formances given on Monday or Tues- |BAYents former Semator and Mr. 'Thuln s . Gore. Among those who will entertain at | Williams. ' Mrs. Soley. Mr. and|day. at any time, as those days are dir‘;ner lf;‘o evening of January 5, pre- Sénnhone Nixon and Mr. Bur- rc_F;r\'e;l rori final )rfl‘vcnrfsfl‘:w hmv‘, ceding the Army dance. will be Gen, | ess. Christmas carols were sunz by e founders' list of S 7 and a and Mes. Willard A, Holbrook, 'whose | the entire choir of 'the ~Paulisr | Head Plavers is complote. and pruc- Annual Orphans’ Ball f guests of honor will be Senat “hurch. - tically all of the foun e . . Sire. James W. Wadsworth. Jrr Gen: — ed 0" be present on cither Wedresd Set for New Year Night | f and Mrs. Charles S. Farnsworth, Col. . W. F. Powers, wife of Naval | or Thursday night. A num - ; B and Mrs. Stuart Heintzelman, Lieut. Architect Powers, and well known to |ties are being planned to celebrate | The annual orphans’ ball for the r . Col. and Mrs. Herman Glade and Maj. | 2 large number of Washingtonians |the opening of what is hopeds Will i henefit of St. Vincent's Orphan Asy- -~ and Mrs. R. H. Dunlop. as Mrs. Caroline Baker Hutfield. the jeventually prove to be Washinglon's dj,m i1 take place New Year night uniol granddaughter of Col. E. ™. Luker, |real little theater. tana s »i 3 for Ah inl 13 Capt. Ferson, Licut. Caleb Haynes, | late United States senator and hero Robert Bell. James Revnolds and planncd for the raising o Lieut W. V. Andrews and Lieut. Wil | of three wars. in stobping at Franhe | Walter Beck will cach direct one of { funds to support the 200 tiny girls in : . liam Cluck. all of the air service. will | lin Squaré Hotel, to remain several |the three plays included in this fivst:he care of the Sisters of Charity at nd every da; {1ir 3 : n sever: re incl c ] ry day in every way, we wish give a breakfast today at their, home, ' weeks. rochtionxnd gliis Al hanny) St. Vincent's. The orphans’ ball has | ‘ at combines Merchants,” by James Branch Cabell: y grown each year until at present it 2 chy word fs s 5 - : |Debutantes’ Ball R ot SR L iy e e | H 2 PERSONAL NOTES James Reynolds, and that bea , | tions which cluster around New Year: To Be Sprightly Affair & Somber piay of J. M. Synge, In the |day. Vast crowds have attended in | T 3 Glen,” acknowledge to The debutantes annual ball to be Shadow of the Glen,” acknowledg: 2 - the previous vears, but from the an- Mrs be one of the greatest pl: by one | youncement of Mr. James C. Simpson, - given at the New Willard Hotel the |, VTS I Grosner left yesterday ko he mreatest authors in the English ehairman of the dance committee. Join friends in Chi vhom | ey mmliteshls night of Thursday. January 1. will be ! cago. with whom | janguage. year will set a new record. b g she will go to California to spend the| Subscribers for the season are now | Preparations have heen on foot for quite the sprightliest of all the bene-{ = " thelwintes. being received by the Ram's Head veral months. and the careful nlan!l fit balls of the season. and the de- Players, and rescrvations assigned for | far ‘the pleasure of the wuests on the | b4 i butantes of this and last scason, as Miss Ce o the first production. S€ASOn TOEETVA- | ovening of the ball have all been car- . s Cearol Kink of New Yo tx of the arts and | rie e L have =l : 3 well as subdebutantes, are uniting in [ come” to” Washington Wednesday 16 | Seama oras e mow be had At the | ekiolt 5P Gamos foor have making it such a success as will reap | visit her uncle and aunt. Mr. and | playhouse, and an interesting devel-|heen arranged for and every conve- a golden harvest: for the benefit of | Mre. Harry King of Lanier place, over | opment along that Tine, of special in- | nicne ured. Neishborhood House, the holidays. fercst to voung Artists, writers and | Refreshments of punch, ice cream Ivin Coolidge. Who is par- actors, will be announced within thefand a variety of confections have to know cac}! Othel' better and better SRR R TR S, TR AN, TR TN interested in everything| M. and Mrs. Louls Simon enter- | week. been prepared, according to Mrs. pertaining to vouth, heads the list of [ tained at a dinner and dance last B nk nning, chairman of the re- « [ o patronesses, and associated with her |NiBht at their home ou Connecticut freshment committee. and will be Established 1861 . Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes, |3¥cnue in honor of their daughter, Santa Claus Enlivens served between dances and duringl Senors de Riano. Mme. Mathieu, Lady | Miss Bernice Simon. About forty the intermissions, Geddes, Mrs. John W. Weeks, Mrs, |8UCSts were in the party. 1 )bservance he committee for the ball has an- \ Henry C. Wallace, Mrs. Hubert Work, | , Miss Elsie Marcus of New York ana Sorority O 2 cd the following partial list of | j IS 78 oses o s Mme. Varela. Mme. Poter. Princess(Miss Bronette Ebrlich. a student at| Tue Phi Sigma Sorority had its an- v : homas, reclor] ’ e M s TntlGoucer Collere, aee Hoiws soeoto o i bers : s Church: Baron De Bibesco, Mme Ienleze, jate Miss Simon. nual Christmas party, for members| . i’ ‘4o Marchienne, Mme, Jusse- | Colman du Pont, Mr: James W. 5 i Miss Franc Shi -~ R d ‘T Wadsworth. jr.; M Minnegerode oniy. at the home of 2 : *jrand. Chief Justice C. J. Smyth, Jus- | | TIQVQRH) and Struts Andrews. Mrs. Delos Blodgett. Miss| Mrs. Ralph Dombrower of Rich- |Bronson. on McKinley strect. in Chevy jticc Wendall b. Stafford, Senator Jo- | Furni B Mabel Boardman, Mrs. Charles J.|mond, Va.. is visiting her parents, | Chnse, Thuksday night Santa was|seph E. Ransdell of Louisiana, Sen- urniture Linens Bell, Mrs Robert Woods Bliss, Mrs.|Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Rosenfeld. | there and from a beautifuily decorat- ?":r-rrg-:\nm'{v:‘g:zrfea?;f:f::“f;'] Carpets. e e s e ed tree presented a_ gift to cach girl. I mirm) William S. Benson, Maj. Daniel P lery Miss Helen Cannon. Mrs. Robert E. P! or taining at a tea this afternoon at her | Miss Betsy Betz, Miss Frances Bron- | My Thomas J. Donovan. Joseph B, Dawes. Mrs. M. Wilfred 4 nome, on 27th street, in honor of her | son. Miss Dotores Buckingham, Miss Goarge Bhie Mra Charlen Cr Glover, | Sister and niece, Mra. Karl Kaufman | Dorothy = Buckingham, Miss Freda = = S. P. Gaillard, Mrs. Charles S. Hamlin, =dall : Miss Amali e Muss Qe i Mrs. Joseph Hampsom, Mrs. Edward P Evans, Miss Edith Goodacre. Wil Ty Have Philippine Night A “Harriman. Mre. Christian Herter, | Miss_Jeanctfe Baer has as her|Grace Kelloge, Miss Helen. Kramer, | Mrs. George D. Hope, Mrs. Archibald [ §3SSt ‘Miss Maxine Bendheim of | Miss Agatha Tanigan. SREC SEC| The Massachusetts Society of Wash- Hopkins, Mrs. Hennen Jennings, Mrs. | Richmond, Va: Lom el e the: Aiss Josephine Mc- |inston will hold its next meeting in Victor Kauffmann, Mrs. Juli i< 4 : i . ! Bugene Mever. ir: Mrs, D. C. 'Poole,|aPolis, who is attending school in|M ol O ann: | Streets morthwest. Tuesday evening, 1 Mrs. Cuno Rudolph, Mrs. Willlam oW Nork is !pg(ngln: the holidays | Nau Regina Wiegand, Mrs. Agnes |January 9, at 8 o'clock. It will be| [ Rivers, Mrs Clara J. Sproul, MraAl- Afton Sith) relatives Wesr, Mrs. Helen von Biff and Miss | called Philippine night and an fl- Oakléy,Totten, Mrs. J. Mayhew Wato. | Mr%. R Harris and her grandson, |PeEEY Toole, At A0¢ Mrs, Breteth lustrated lecture on the life and cus- { wright' and Mrs. Charles Boughton|HArris Reid of New York, arrived in {acted as b 3 toms of the Philippine Islands will be i Wond. Washington vesterd: to be the| V& delivered by Mme. De Veyra, wife of Coontz, Mrs. James Crawford, AMrs. |, Mrs. Samuel Goldenberg enter- | The guests were Mrs. louise Belt.|sullivan, superintendent of police, andAi c o $2.00 X | Christmas Dinner | | 12.Noon to 9 P.1. HOTEL LAFAYETT Sixteenth at Eye Street Phone Main 4211 ‘ New Year's Eve Supper Celebration | ts f ves . guests of relatives.over the holldays. P jthe Philippine commissioner.” Philtp- { Sundav, December 31st, 10:30 P.)M. | Second of Army D The Wednesday Card Club met at|Day Nursery Program pine music. Philippine instruments =4 ! y Dances ot Conatess b P np mel at g @ troupe of superb entertainers. Supper de luxe. Special i and Philippine artists will feature Bostuir Has Mirth and Melody | i’ entertainment. The. speaker.of Bance amsicSeowbenirs and plenty ol oivtse) and fuk legnisa eall | To Honor Wadsworths | °'96° 125t week: Mrs. Jeff Kormicker and her yo on ot New York city are the sueats _{the evening will be Reprosentative The Mira McCoy Andrews Day |yrederick N. Zihlman of Maryland. Nursery has arranged an evening of | The entertainment committee. has Make Your Reservations Now The second of the series of Army|g S Mrs. Washington Davidge. M Miss Irma Ney has as her guest|Peter A. Drury, Mrs. William F. Den dances will be given at Rayscher's|of the former's parents, An L g room of [Planned two big social functions, the (¥ Friday evening, January 5, when|Nathan Kahn, of 17th strect . " |mirth and melody in the ban . |Tirst of which will take place at_the | \ Y & | Senats d Mrs. J. w. Wad Meridian.Mansione, 2400 16th street.|\.u \willard Hotel. Thursday, Feh»l - $4.00 Per COUEI' ¥ enator and Ars. James W. Wads-| Mr. David Simon, who is attending|on the night of January 8. Tuagy 8, and will be a reception to ' B . onr il jbe Zuests of houor.|college at Anm Arbor, Mich. is at{ Some of the artists assisting will | the Massachusetts officials of the | Mrs. John McAulev Palmer and Mra.|home for the holidays with par- | Some Flora, McGill Keefer, | AFMY; Navy and Marine Corps located - Clarence O. Sherrill will receive thegents, Dr. and Mra. Abram Simon. 1be Jean ‘Wilson. 4 'Yin Washington. The s=econd social - 5% guests and Maj. Quekemeyer will — M. Angelico and the Columbia Quar-!function will take place May 4. also Y » present the guests. Mrs. Sylvan Bensinger was hostess in the New Willard Hotel, and will.' : A number of interesting dinner par- [at luncheon Tuesday at her home on | tt: = |be known as mayor's night. The| 2% _X¥ | ties will precede the dance, the most |27th street. The list of patronesses includos.l iavors of thirty-eight cities in Man- | . d important of which wilj be that en- * {Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, Mra CHATIES|sgchusetts will be invited to partici- | &) tertained by Gen. and ‘Mrs’ Willard | Mrs. Juliug Pevaer and two children, | Evans Hughes, Mrs. Edwin Denby. J20 8¢c 7 Toy T Rl 204 fora . . Holbrook for Senator and Mrs. Wads- [ Philip and Victoria, are spending the { Mrs. Henry C. Wallace, Mre. James:P0& OREOE QEEICR - 2 'onh'llsjol "’,‘dM”"L s‘:“')}écifl'"“"'& holidays in Atlantic City. J. Davis, llilrne. M:\l}l::'el:l;‘e“]'\;v;’ \\“:L- Membership cards admit l, . an T . A 'ure an - I ~. lenberg, me. s nonthly events of th fety. % L e Mr. Henry King is at home for the apper. Mrs. Gilbert M. ;MORthly 8 Boclety: p— .. : g Lieut. Col. and Mrs, Herman Glade. nolfiays Trom the Univerdits of Vi Arthur.._Cappe! e Witder ieser ) Twelve-Ten—Twelve-Twelve F St. i Senora - de Ballivian, Mrs. sillett. . v Mme. Alfaro, Mrs. James W. Wad > N i 4 it Bt e e syengng | 12 0 Wi Tl - 3 i home for the holidays. Charles J. Bell, Mra. Woodbur. 3 LY, - - 0 a e : G Miss Elizabeth Sternberger of B %}:: H\\sfl;iyngo{:‘:a‘:h M':‘\!lrs. C. C. Cal- / 3 i F 7 1 ] r 4 yrilles Elisgbets’ Sternbereer of Bal. Henry ¥ Dimock. Men ' S It Starts Tuesday— : : Heid of Lanier place. & Davis, Mrs. Wilfred Du Puy 2 over the holidays her cousi Mrs. George Ehle, Mrs. Campbell Pauline and Lorraine Ncynotu{;:rf ;‘lorro ter, Mrs. Frederic Farrington, rigonburg, Va., and will ente . Louis Frothingham, Mrs. William el N : ; 2 luncheon in their honor Friday. De. | Bric Fowler. Mrs. Dr. Elnora Folk- z &) - mas - " ‘cember 29. mar, Mrs. David St. Pierre Gaillard, - * - = Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor, Mrs. Rafael L = Mrs. Julia Luchs, who has been in n, Mrs. Charles C. Glover, Mrs. INew” Yorle for & Visit of ‘meversi|Coaies o Glaver, Jr. M. Guy Weeks, will not return until after|Despard Goff and Mrs. Cary Grayson. s Bagar Behrend, at the Beacon | M arbr h me A 0% Al ' 1 : e 7 on, apartments. has as her Wuests over the | sies, Fiank S. FHight, Mrs. William ; | 43 ; . Frank S. Hight, Mrs. William' : i " holidays her sistess, the Misses Bertha, fi;’:,, Mrs. R. S. Huldekoper. Mrs. Cun- H CO'G‘ : a . and Hedwlg Messenger of New York|ningham Hall, Mrs. Ei D. Helmick, Dress 8 £ c"Ay-luncheon was given at the City | i, "'ul:h mflflve& Trei M?L(l} rgfe!? - Eighth and E Streets’ o y . Mrs. ¢. Ireland, Mrs. & ‘ Ciub Friday to Mrs. I Grosner by a | vay Jackson, Miss Carrie Rogers, ighth:an Blouse i number of her friends prior to her|Miss Bessie Kibbey, Mrs. Florence i - o SRR departure for the wes : 4 e Kibbey, Mrs. Florence w. h Y 3 . Miss Eda Bluhm of ‘New York ts|laer. Mrs. Harriet Tarmer, Mre 1shes ou ON Suit ‘ [ Wra EVERY H l‘p the guest over the holidays of Mr. and | Alonza Tyner, Mra. J. W. Thompson, Sweate: e - Mrs. Simon Nye of Huntington street, | Mrs. Hubert. Work, Mrs. Charles V.| . 7 Chevy Chase. eeler, Mrs. J. Mavhew Wai R l iappy l »ew ’ e ’ - | _Jise Bernice Kleeblatt will bo host- e Mrs. A. M Wyant. Mrs. W.B. a ea S \ . Skirt jess this af R &> & number of | Lamar, Mrs. David Meade Lee, Mre ) 2 HIS advance information should be remembered. 5 % L i ® of her twelfth hlrthdlar anniversary. | Guy Scott, Mrs. Morris Sheppard, Mr: < § {her friends to celebrate her tenth | Mesta, Mrs. Adolph Miller: < z S 4 o | birthday anniversary. at her home on | Mee. John Mock, Mrs, Charles B. Mc. =asnione ; | 13th street. from 2:30 to 5:30 o'clock. | Vay, Mbs, Theodore Noyes, Mrs. Wi i 4 Miss Leah Guggenheim entertafnied | [jam °Phillips, IMrs. *Sarah Lee Phil Deeember 17, at her home. in honor | Rinehart, Mrs. W. S. Heyburn. Mra | i ’ 2 Games wore plased and refresnrient | oSt il ki Foskcrmin Ch N . ; as this is the rhost important selling event in \ . an attractive table. 3 I ent, Mrs. ilbur * - H g a5 TG LAY the decorationa being in keeping with | Tacaer, Mra, Altved. Pembroke Thom: ristmas the history of the House of Erlcbacher. = No the season. Mrs. Parker West, Mrs. Norman Wil- * t. d‘ 1 27 : S . | twenty-five _young friends Sunday,|lips, Mrs. B. F. Pilson, Mrs. Mary H : appy 2 Debutante daughter of Mra. Charies| Mr. Samuel Bensin Y 3 z ger and Mrs, Em- | iiams and Mrs. Horace Westcott. ] > ) ! 8 { ; b Milbars, who Bresented her to soclety ! ma Bensinger are spending the week . Carter B. Ke frmal &t a tea yestesdany afternoon, end.in Atlantic City. K er }i’gketa. < e s, CRBTRY ot