The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-21
Leaders Are Out in Force at
Ball Game.
STRIKING COSTUMES WORN
Young Women Sell Score Cards 10
the observation-disclosures jr,, and
Quentin Represent the Presidents
FamiIy-LOng List of Distinguished
Box HoIders-The Costumes.

/ and Chevy Chase CLUBS yesterday Dut
was detained at the White House, so that
the only members of the Roosevelt family
/ present were young Theodore. jr.. who Is
stiH home from Harvard and little QUEEN
/ tin.
Society girls sold score cards, and the
small sons of social leaders carried
baskets of peanuts around the crowd.
Miss Mathilda Townsend, Miss Isabelle
May, Miss Katherine Elkins. Miss Har-
/ riet Wadsworth, Miss Sanger, and Miss
Sheridan were the young women chosen
| to sell the score cards.
/ Among the box holders were Senator
/ and Mrs. Elkins, Mrs. Townsend, Mr.. and
Mrs Henry May. Mr.. and Mrs, Theodore
/ Shonts Count and Countess Seckendorn,
Afr and Mrs John r. Mclean. Mrs.
Boardman. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Wallace,
/ Capt. and Mrs. Sumerin, Senator and
Mrs. Hale. the Cuban Minister and Nine.
ouesada, Mrs. StIlson Hutchins, Mr..
and Mrs HUFF Mr. James +. Barbour,
the Misses Patten. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
| Glover, Nine. Nabuco, Nine. Cortes. Mrs.
Walcott Tuckerman. Mrs. Mccartney,
/ the Misses Sutherland. Mrs. WestcOtt,
Mr. and Mrs Andrews. Mrs. Jen-
nings. the Misses Riggs, Mr.. and
Mrs Sydney Webb, Mr. f. A. Rich
ardson, Mr.. and Mrs Montgomery. Mrs.
MCGEE, Mrs. W B. Hibbs. and the staff
of Providence Hospital. the hospital be-
ing the beneficiary.
List of PatrOaesEes.
The patronesses We're Countess Secken-
dorff, Mrs. Charles Bell. Mrs Glover
Mrs James F. Barbour, Mrs. Edward
AIcCauley, Nine. de Quesada. Mrs. Archi-
bald Hopkins. Nine. Nabueo Nine. jus
serand. Miss Townsend, the Misses Pat
ten. Mrs. John r. Mclean, Mrs. Arson
Mills. Mrs Chatard. Mrs. Boardman,
Mrs. Cotton Smith, Nine. Hauge, Mrs
HUFF, Nine Creel, Mrs White. Miss
Sands. Mrs. Hinckley. Nine. Cortes. the
Misses Riggs. Mrs. Mccartney, Mrs. Alex
ander Dupard. Miss Dorsey, Mrs. Calf
Miss Acosta, Mrs. Lincoln. Mrs George
Howard. Mrs. James F. Mitchell, Mrs.
Walcott Tuckermau. and Mrs. Hannis
Taylor.
Mrs d. Percy Kicking had charge Of
the refreshments. which were sold by a
corps OF small boys.
Mr. and Mrs. Shonts had with them in
their box the Russian Ambassador and
his daughter. the Baroness Elizabeth
Rosen. Mrs. Shonts was out for the first
time in several days since her illness.
She wore a long sealskin coat and a
black hat trimmed with a brown bird.
The Misses Shonts both wore long seal
skin coats reaching TO the hem Of their
gowns Miss Marguerite ShOnts' hat was
OF seal. trimmed with plumes of two
shades OF blue. Her sister. Miss Theo-
dora. wore a black hat, with long green
plume.
SeaIsIkins ia Evidence.
In the next box was Mrs. Stilson Hutch
ms and her brother, Mr.. Robert Keeling,
who has "A studio IN London, and Mrs.
Stuart Hooker. Mrs. Huschins wore a
! sealslSin coat over her blue gown and a
black hat trimmed with a long electric
blue feather. which fell over her hair in
the back to the nape Of tine neck.
Mrs. Hooker wore a champagne coIored
coat with a gray hat trimmed with pink
roses.
The Baroness Elizabeth Rosen was in a
dark suit with a chinchilla coat with an
ermine stole. Her hat was a combination
of brown and coral colOred ribbons ard
wings
Miss Mathilde Townsend wore a shep~
herds plaid skirt with a black pony jacket
and a brown hat trimmed with brown
and green quilts.
Miss Isabel May also wore a plaid skirt
the colors being a combination of red
brown, and white. She wore a pony
jacket and brown hat trimmed with a
brown bird with touches Of burnt orange
in the feathers.
Miss Katherine Elkins' gown was a
hunters green cloth. over which she wore
long coat of champagne color, and her
hat was straw color. trimmed with dark
green and light blue feathers.
Mrs. Henry May was in a long nOny
coat OF white and brown notified fur.
with brown hat trimmed with a long
plume Of the same color.
Mrs. Ridgely, wife of the Comptroller
of the Currency, wore a brown pony coat
and a mushroom hat of yellow straw
trimmed with brown and yellow roses
and daisies
Mrs. Bromwen wife of Col BromweI.
wore tan pony coat over her cloth gown,
with gray mushroom hat trimmed with
owls wings.
Miss Golfers Costume.
Miss Rebecca Collier. daughter of Mrs.
De Witt Talmage. wore a gray and white
checked suit, with a hat trimmed with
quillings of electric blue velvet ribbon
and guinea wings.
Miss Harriet Wadsworth was in blacl,
tailor suit. with which she wore a hat of
turquoise velvet trimmed with wings of
the same shade.
Mrs Scott. wife Of Senator Scott. wore A
dark blue cloth suit with chinchilla furs
and a black hat trimmed with wreath
of white roses.
Nine Quesada wore black, with sabIes
being in mourning.
Miss Louise Maxwell daughter of Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Barker. wore a modisb
suit Of gray cloth with a rose-colored
straw hat trimmed with the same shade.
Mrs Alexander Legare was in black
cloth, with a hat trimmed with shades of
blue ribbon, fOrget-nne- nots. and roses of
pastel pink.
Miss Enrol Brown was in black wolfe
over yellow silk. and her hat was Of black
with bird of paradise in yellow on one
side. Miss Mitchell wore tan-coJored
cloth, with coat and hat to correspond.
Miss Esther Denny's gown was of tan
cloth. with which she wore a brown tulle
ruche and brown hat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Bradley were also
there, the latter in black. with white roses
in her hat.
Mrs. Bulmer in Light Tan.
Mrs. Bulmer was in a light tan cloth.
with hat to correspond, trimmed with
touches of blue. Miss Wallack wore Lon
don-smoke CLOTH with a brown hat
trimmed with brown plumes Miss Diane
Morgan Hill wore checked suit of tan
and white and a tuscan straw hat