Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-24

E WARDER.
last transfer was to Rome in which city
splendidly furnished apartment awaits
his arrival with his bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett left this afternoon
for a brief out-of-town trip and intend
sailing for Europe on the 7th of Janu-
airy. They will take the Mediterranean
route and make a long stop at the Ma
deira Islands before going on to Rome.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Drapers
fancy dress ball last night for their
daughter. Miss Margaret Preston ORA
per- masked in a splendid way her peep
into the pleasures that will be hers when
she is formally presented to society. Her
youthful associates whom she has en-
tertained so many times at similar events
were there TO enjoy the occa sion with her.
and there were besides a delighted group
Of older persons to admire the spectacle
made by the 100 guests in costume,
Holly and mistletOe. cedar and fir trees
decorated the Draper mansion. and
when the supper hour arrived the dainty
meal was served at holly -decked tables.
Mrs Draper wore light blue brocade.
with Louis XVI bOwknots of silver, and
with 1t diamond dog collar and a neck
lace of pear-shaped pearls. Miss Diapers
costume was the spirit of Christmas. Her
gown of frosted white tulle had tufts of
swansdown, representing snowfiakes.
Over her shoulder she wore a mantle of
cloth of silver edged with icicIes. Cus-
tiers Of frosted holly and mistletoe were
fastened to her skirt and on her shoulder,
and formed a wreath on her head.
Miss Dora Glover was charming as
Queen Louise of Prussia in a trailing
gown Of soft white satin. with q sap
phire of velvet mantle embroidered in
silver. In her hair she wore a large dia-
mond star. from which floated white
tulle. Her sister, Miss Beatrice Glover.
was a swallow. her skirt of white satin
having swallows embroidered on it. and
the feathered front. Miss Marion Croker
of California was Brunnhilde in a per-
feet costume Miss Marguerite Barbour
made a lovely Carmen, in a gown of yell
low satin and yellow satin Shoes with a
fringed shawl caught up on one side with
cluster Of American beauty roses. and
In her hair a single American beauty
rose, and OF course she carried castanets.
Miss Evelyn Chew was Dolly Warden. in
a dainty gown of white, with pink and
green rosebuds with a big leghorn hat,
with pink bow ribbons tied under her
chin; Miss Lillian Chew was a fisher
girl, In pretty costume worn years ago
by her mother, consisting Of blue and
coat, with overdresS of fish net and a red
cap
Miss Aurora Quesada represented Cuba.
Her skirt had three blue and three white
stripes, red bodice with one star, and
dark blue silk cloak. Her flowing hair
was crowned with the cap of liberty and
she carried the coat Of arms of the Gu
ban republic.
Miss Gladys Hinckley appeared as a
Mild Winter" wearing simple gown
n tin, nit hill,
hair. Miss Marion Tunstall Smith of
Baltimore was Marigold. in golden yell
low, with wreaths of the flowers on her
head and frock
Baroness Marguerite MOncheur was a
lady of the Louis Quinze period; Miss
YVonne Townsend Spanish girl, in yell
low satin skirt, with white embroidered
shawl drapery, black velve, bolero. gold
slippers and Sombrero; Miss Eleanor
Reyburn was tho Bohemian Girl. in
skirt OF yellow chiffon, with dark gar
net velvet bolero embroidered in gold
Miss Yulee Noble. as Miss Hook of Hol-
land wore a Dutch costume of white
satin. with red tulip trimmings; Miss
Lagercrantz. elder daughter Of the Swed-
Ish minister, wore a rocco costume
and her sister was a Swedish peasant
girl. Miss Elizabeth Parker was a gypsy:
Miss Gertrude Greedy, Chinese lady dress:
Mary McCa,lley. Black-eyed Susan.
Among the young men in costume
were Mr.. Arthur Foraker as a colonial
gentleman; Mr.. King Stone, a pirate Mr.
Ector Num- a cOnvicts suit in broad
black and white stripes. representing a
convict: Mr.. Thomas Hinckley. Puri-
tan; Mr.. Robert O'Donnell Hinckley, the
Earl of Leicester
Mr. GOuverneur Hoes q gentleman of
the first empire. He wore the splendid
costume his great grandfather. Presi-
presentation at the court Of France.
when he was United States minister i'm
the first empire including a waistcoat
of green uncut velvet. embroidered in
vari-coiOred silks and figures and hit
tons of cut steel
Mr. Reginald Townsend an Egyptian
magician; Mr.. Brewster Reamey, a mem
Der of the French Academy.
Inc entire list OF guests present were:
The Vice President. the Austrian ambas-
sador and Baroness Henxelmuller the
British ambassador and Mrs Bryce the
Baroness Moncheur, the Swedish minister
ard Nine. de Lagercrantz. Senator Kean.
the Misses kean, Admiral Rixey. Mrs.
Townsend. Admiral and Mrs Clover, Com
mander and Mrs. Reamey, Gen. and Mrs
Edwards, Miss Boardman, Gen. Crozier,
the Cuban minister and Nine. de Quesada.
Bishop O'Connell. Mrs. John E. Reyburn.
Mr. Charles &. Glover. Mrs. Hinckley Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Mclean. Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Weightman, Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as F. Walsh. Mr.. and Mrs Hennen Jen-
nings. Mr.. and Mrs Richard Wayne Par
II,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins Mr.
and Mrs. William Corcoran Hill. Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Weeks. DR. and Mrs.
Fremont Smith, DR.. and Mrs. Wilmer. the
minister to Norway and Mrs. Pierce, Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth, Mrs Will
liam Emory, Mr.. and Mrs. Whitredge Mr..
and Mrs. Laurence Townsend, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Legare, Mr.. and Mrs. Edison b. adley.
Mrs Wilmer, the Misses Patten. the
Misses Cullen. DIR. and Mrs. Whiting, Mr.
Gregory. Miss Jackson. Mrs. Ellis, Miss
Alma Emory, Baroness Marguerite Mon
cheur the Misses de Lagercrantz. Miss
Gladys Hinckley. Miss Beatrice Glover,
Miss Dora Glover, Miss Elizabeth Parker,
Miss Yulee Noble. Miss Margaret Bar
bour. Miss Ivonne Townsend. Miss Jen-
nings. Miss Elkins, Miss Mathilde Town
send Miss Mary McCauley. Miss Char
lotte Pettus. Miss Adelaide Heath. Miss
Gertrude Greedy. Miss Elsie Aldrich. Miss
Mckenzie Matherson, Miss Katherine
Weeks, Miss Leita Montgomery, the
Misses Chew, Miss Mary Chew, Miss
Webb, Miss Rebecca WILDER. Miss Eleanor
Reyburn, the Misses Whiting, Miss Au-
rora de Quesada. Miss Gladys Mum, Miss
Sessions, Miss Tunstall-Smith of BaIti-
more, Miss NJ. Croker of San Francisco
Miss X. Hohson. Miss Amy Richardson,
Mr. Centaro of the Italian embassy Mr.