The Washington herald., 1907-04-23
6CIETY WELL REPRESENTED.
schoolgirls Attend Princeton Per-
formance In LarEs Nnmhers.


Torrance In Large Numbers.
Society was well represented at the
college play. and, It is safe TO say. there
never were so many school girls In any
one audience before. Every girls school
in the Capital must have sent IT'S full
quota last night.
The audience IN the main was made up
of the residential set, whose sons are now
at Princeton or have graduated from there
in years gene by. Some of the box holders
were Mrs. Donald Mclean. president gen
eral Of the d. A. r.: Mr.. Robert Wilkins
mir RaWleigh c. Thomas. of Baltimore;
Mir. Allied Knapp. of the Paint and
Powder Club, of Baltimore: BIr. and Mrs
Perry Belmont, and Miss Pujo, daughter
Of Representative Pujo. Two boxes were
filled with an attractive bevy of glrls fros..
the Fairmont Seminary.
Mrs. Donald Mclean was accompanied
by Mrs, Stephen B. Elkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Belmont had in their
box the Russian Ambassador and the
Baroness Rosen, Mile. Elizabeth Rosen
and Baron Ambrozy. of the Austrian En-
bassy.
Others present were Prince Koudacheff
of the Russian Embassy; Mr. Nathaniel
Simpkins, Capt. and Mrs. Richardson
Clover, Mrs. Merriam Miss Ridgely,
Nine. van swinderen. wife Of the Neither
lands Minister. who accompanied her par
ents, Mr.. and AIRS. Charles Glover: the
Misses Perkins. the Misses Williams. Mr..
Andrew Bradley. Mr. and Mrs Charles J.
Bell Mr.. and Mrs. Hennen Jennings, Mrs.
John Z. Reyburn wife Of the mayor of
philadelphia Mr.. and Mrs. William J.
Flather. Mrs. John Mcdonald. DR.. and
Mrs Sewers. Mrs. J. ". Piney. Mrs. J c.
Head, Mrs. Robert Craig. Mrs. Robert
Shepard, Mrs. A c. Downing, Mrs. o. II.
Tittmann, the Hon. Charles DENLY. Mr..
and Mrs Rudolph Kaufman Mr. Hyram
B. Wright, Mr.. T. D. AIcIIenney. the Hon.
Henry F. Greene. Mr.. and Mrs Henry z,
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fl. Butler
and Miss Butler. Mr. and Mrs Victor
Kauffmanh, and Mrs. w s. Knox,
Mrs. Donald Mclean wore a handsome
gown OF lavender satin deliberately
trimmed with point lace and touches OF
turquoise velvet, with which she wore
diamonds, and picture hat Of black
with sweeping plumes.
Miss Mclean was in pale blue Liberty
satin and lace, with hat OF the same
color trimmed with plumes.
Mrs. Elkins was handsomely g0Wned
in brown chiffon satin, deliberately pail
letted with gold and trimmed round the
corsage with point lace. Her hat was
also of brown, with ostrich feathers.
Mrs Perry Belmont was I'm a gown OF
black velvet. the only bit OF color being
a large pink rose among the laces edg-
ing the deeollete bodice. over her shoul-
ders was scarf OF antique lace, and il
her couture she wore large white
aigrette
The Baroness ROsen was likewise
goWned in black velvet, the corsags
trimming and the sleeves being of cream
point applique lace. She wore a large
black hat with plumes.
Miss Elizabeth R0sen was daiutily
gowned in pale blue crepe de chine and
( lace, Nine van swinderen was in llghi
tan cloth trimmed with bands of the
/ same and lace.
/ Miss Fer0line Perkins wore pale blue
crepe de chine and lace. Miss William.
was in pale blue also. a tucked chiffoT
gown with lace. Her sister wore q simple
/ little frock Of white Liberty satin trimmed
with groups Of tucks.
/ Miss Ridgaly was I'm block crepe d
/ chine, the neck being filed in with cream
/ lace.