Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-12
THE SOCIAL WORLD
Annual Charity Ball a Great
Success.
LARGE COMPANY THERE
MARRIAGE OF MISS WOODWARD
AND MR. PARKER.
Family Party Witness Beautiful Cere-
mony-Other Recent Events
Personal Notes.

the Childrens Hospital took place at the
New Willard last night and despite the
blizzard-like weather the attendance was
large and the scene one of brilliancy. The
Marine Band occupied position in the CEN
ter Of the ball room, on the recently en-
larged platform and at the south end the
Fifteenth U. s. Cavalry Band. rendered
promenade music throughout the evening,
alternating with the Marine Band, which
furnished the dance music Palms and
southern smlax were used in abundance
along the sides of the ball room, and the
balconies and the electric lights were
shaded in red. Mrs. John F. Rodgers and
Mrs. ]. F. Leech were the hostesses The
former was richly gowned in silver SPAN
gled net and the latter in black pangIed
lace made over white silk.
Dancing began at 10 o'clock and the NOV
ing figures perceptibly increased in num-
ers at IL. Shortly after that hour the ball
was at its height. At midnight supper was
served before dancing was resumed.
Mrs. Geo Howard wore rose panne velvet: :
Mrs. A. E. Bates, white satin; Mrs G. L.
Bradley, black lace over white; Mrs. Thos.
F. Walsh, yellow chiffon velvet: Mrs
Charles Grayson Dulin, white chiffon,
spangled in silver: Mrs. Clarence Moore
silver-embroidered black net. Baroness
Moncheur, white lace; Mrs. Huff, light
gray panne velvet: Mrs. w. C. Hill, black
>
bert Wadsworth, plum chiffon and tulle;
Mrs. Morgan Hill, black velvet; Mrs. Dali
zell pink brocade and point lace; Mrs
Haywood, yellow satin Mrs F. ]. Allen
pink chiffon; Mrs. B. 8. Hooker, black vel
vet; Mrs. Edward Mitchell, white satin;
Mrs. Holmes, black velvet; Miss Alice
Roosevelt, white net; Miss Julia Goldsbor-
ough, light blue liberty satin; Miss Jean
Loring, white lace over light blue silk;
Miss Calderon, corn color satin, trimmed
in white lace; Miss Wallach, jetted net;
Miss Clagett, black net; Miss Schoyer Of
Pittsburg, painted chiffon, pink tulle; Miss
Gregory. white tulle; Miss Irene Moore
white tucked chiffon; Mrs. Charles Nc
Kenny, gold-colored silk: Miss Droop
white silk trimmed in heavy lace inser
tions; Miss Seckendorf black jetted net;
Miss Howard, black chiffon Miss Margery
Cotton, yellow gauze; Miss Huff white
point d'esprit; Miss Ashton, delicate pink
satin; Miss Whitside pink satin; Miss
Kaufman, black net trimmed in jet; Miss
Logan, black gauze; Miss Georgiana Lo-
gan. white crepe de chine: Miss Taquith of
Massachusetts, white chiffon; Miss Rietta
Maxwell of New York, white lace; Miss
Mae Simons of Brooklyn, rose chiffon and
lace; Miss Edison, black net; Miss Jean
Crosby, white tulle; Miss Learner, white
gauze.
The patronesses of the ball were: Mrs
Hay, Mrs. Hitchcock, Mrs. Knox, Mrs.
Payne, Miss Wilson, Nine. Aspiroz, Nine.
Jusserand. Baroness Speck Won Sternburg,
Lady Durand, Countess Cassini, Nine. Me-
rou, Baroness Moncheur, Nine Takahira,
Mrs. White, Mrs. McI<enna, Mrs. Holmes,
Mrs. Day, Mrs. Hale, Mrs. Lodge, Mrs. Cor
man, Mrs. Quay Mrs. Hanna, Mrs. Wet
more, Mrs. Foraker, Mrs. Kean, Mrs. De-
pew, Mrs. Alger, Mrs. Plat, Mrs. Dewey,
Mrs Miles, Mrs HIT Mrs James Wads-
worth, Mrs. Dalzell Mrs. Wayne Parker,
Mrs. Kirke Porter, Mrs. Longworth, Mrs.
Burton Harrison, Mrs. Pierce, Mrs Oliver,
Mrs. Draper, Mrs. Cowles. Mrs. Letter, Mrs.
Henry May, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Wallach,
hfrc n vCY n
Mrs. Mclean, Mrs. Eustis, Mrs. Townsend,
Mrs. John Davis, Mrs. Audenreid, Mrs.
Glover, Mrs. Keep Mrs. Perkins, Mrs.
Ward. Mrs. Chatard, Mrs. Gillespie, Mrs.
gene Davis, Mrs. Merritt Mrs. Williams,
Miss Patten, Miss Edes, Mrs. de Koven,
Mrs. Hobson, Mrs. Edward Blair.
Others present in addition to those men
Montana. Mr. William Scallon, Miss NJ. A.
Scallon of Michigan, Mrs. g. Johnson, Miss
Grace Often, Mr.. H. Henry Often, Com
mander Peters, Miss Peters, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. McKenney, Mrs. E. E. Rapley. Miss
F. Fridenberg. Mr. L. Rich, Mr.. ]. NJ Mat
thews, Miss o. F. Cox, Mr.. E. F. Cox, Mr..
and Mrs w. r. Pedigo, Mr.. Thomas B.
Higgins. Mr.. +. III. Shipe, Mr.. H. Morgan
Hill, Mrs. III. Morgan Hill, Miss Hill, Mr..
Odell s. Smith, Mrs. Odell S. Smith, Mr.. H.
T. Owen, Mr. W. D. Owen. Mr.. Frank e.
Ghiselli. Mr.. Albert r. Green, Mr.. John
V. HEIDI Mr.. Fred B. Whitney, Miss Isa-
bella Smith, Miss Herbert, Miss Ross, Mr..
A. H. Bryant. Mr. H. Herbert, Miss Dyer,
Mrs. Anderson, Mr. A. H. Howe. Mr.. A.
M. Nevius, Mr.. John Bolt, Mr.. F. Oden
Horstmann. Mr.. John Ely DR.. Comp
ton Mr. e. a Mills; Mr.; D: E. E; Wolfe Wolfe.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Hemphill. Mr.. John
Speed Smith. Miss Bette Craig, Capt. w.
c. Beach. Mr.. j. P. Willett, Capt A. q.
Boutakoff Of the Russian embassy, Capt.
d uynJy Do ocfa
Lieut.. Mclean, Mr.. F. w. Huidekoper, Mr..
Reginald s. Huidekoper, Mr.. F. L. Huide-
koper, Miss Egart, Miss Clark. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas B. Hutchinson. Mr.. Fitzhugh
Lieut.. H. V. Butler, Mrs. John F. Rogers.
British Ambassador and Lady Durand and
Miss Durand, Baron and Baroness Mon
cheur, Mrs. Charles Grayson Dulin, MIR.
Albert Dulin. Miss JaQuith, Miss Simons.
Miss Maxwell, Mr.. Brun, Danish minis
ter; the French Ambassador and Nine.
Juesserand, Mr.. ana Mrs George Howard
and Mrs. Rogers, the Misses Droop and
Gen. and Mrs. Bates, Miss Hagner. Mr..
H. M. Rochester, Mr.. and Mrs. Lothrop
Bradley. Mr.. Charles H. woodruff, Mr.. F.
H. Jones. Mr. w. B. Ridgley, Miss Ridgley,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Wright. Miss Florence
Wright, Mrs. NJ. B. Wright, Miss Grace
Day. Miss Needham, Mr. F. A. Wallace, Mr..
Wilcox, Mr.. Wilkersen, Mr.. Hutton, Mr..
May. Mr.. Frederic May, Mr.. Van Ness Phil
lip, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. F. walsh Miss Ridge
ley, Miss Martha Hendricks, Miss India
Marshall, Mrs. Daley. Mrs. Bowers, Mr..
Walter Bennett, Mr.. Enoch Chase, Mr. Vale
Holman, Miss Taylor Lieut.. Falconer, DR..
and Mrs. L. w. Glazebrooke, Miss Helen
Bailey, Mr.. M. M Macomb Mr.. Fleming
Newbold, Mr.. S H. Green Maj. and Mrs. Nc
GILL DR.. L. L. Harlan, Mr.. J. Thilynan Hen
drick, Mrs. Thomas c. Noyes, Mr. and Mrs.
j. H. Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Kauff-
mann. Miss sadler, Miss Hopkins, Mr. and
Mrs. Alexander Britton, Mrs. ]. De Witt
Arnold, Mr.. Henry W. Reed Commander
Sargent, u. s. NJ. Mr.. Fred Forest, Mr..
Jesse Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Moore.
Mr.. John r. Wilkins, Mr.. T. o. Donnell
Hillen, Mr.. Orren Perrin, the Misses King,
Mrs. Gresham, Mr.. Elliott, Mr.. Ned Hay,
Miss Margaret Wade, Miss Louise Kauff-
mann. Mr.. o. Cameron, Miss Alice
Roosevelt, Mr.. Carl D. Shepherd. Mr.. Clar-
ence r. Wilson, Mr.. r. 8. Chiffon.
The program by the Marine Band opened
with selections from Peggy From Paris
supplemented by the following numbers:
Two-step-''Genersl Haywood -. .sanrelmann
Walts-"Bnssful Dreams" ................H Herman
Two-step-"Nancy Brown" ................R Rogers
Walts-"Weddine Of the Winds" ....,.... Hall
Two-step-"Mr Dooley". Jerome
" aits-''Tne Debutanee .Santelmann
wo-step-"Bedelia,' Observation-Disclosures Schwartz