The Washington times., 1909-05-07
Covered the Ground.
RICH GOWNS SEEN
AT SOCIETY GAME

A fashionable throng of distinguished
folk attended the charity ball game
The boxes were filed with handsomely
gOwned women and their escorts, who
I alternately cheered for their friends and
| fellow club members on the diamond
and cODNe-sed animatedIy with their
/ own CT the players sweethearts and
wives.
! The boxholders were: Mrs. Meyer Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Moore, Mrs. MiIten-
berger, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Pearsall, Mr.
I and Mrs. Preston Gibson, Mr. and Mrs
I Eldridge Jordan. Mr.. and Mrs. Long
! worth, Mrs. Huff, the Misses Patten.
the Rev. Cotton Smith, Mrs William
| Hibbs, Mrs. John S. Webb. Mrs. Joseph
L. Thropp, Mrs. Gardner Williams, Mrs
Merriam. Mrs. ]. Fairfield Carpenter
Miss Yulee Noble. Mrs. D. p. McCart-
ney, the Misses Wiborg. Mrs George
| Pullman, Mrs. Emile Montgomery, Col
onel Cotton. Senor Yoachi1a, Dr. and
Mrs. Mitchell, the Misses Downing, Mrs
Barbour, ami Mr.. Richardson.
In the Longworth Box.
Representative and Mrs Longworth
had as their guests the Danish Minister
and Countess Moltke, Miss Ethel Roose-
velt. Miss Katherine Elkins the Misses
Meyer, and Baron Stael Of the Russian
embassy.
Mrs. Elloins, who also entertained a
box party, had as her guests Mrs.
/ Arthur Lee, Miss Armstrong, of st.
Louis, and Postmaster General Hitch
| cock.
| Others in boxes were General and
/ Mrs. Edwards, Miss Foraker. Mrs Na-
/ thaniel Simpkins, Miss Faith Simpkins,
Miss Patten, Mr.. Murray Cobb, Mrs.
John Biddle, Mrs Clarence Moore, and
Mrs. D. p. Mccartney was hostess at
d box party, having among her guests
j Commander and Mrs. William Manning
| Irwin, Miss Irwin, and Miss A4eshire.
] Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph e. ThrOpp had IN
/ their box DIR. and Mrs. Chatard and DR..
and Mrs. Pettus.
Mrs. BuImeT's Guests.
Mrs. Roscoe C. Bulmer. who also had
a box party, had among her guests her
sister, Mrs. Marion F. Maus, and Miss
| Dorothy Williams.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Crawford and
! their children occupied a box.
/ Mr. and Mrs. William Henry enter
/ taIned in their box Colonel and Mrs.
/ Downey. Miss Alice Shepard, and VIII
/ liam Peachy.
Others in boxes were Mrs. james f.
/ Barbour, who entertained party Of
| friends; Mrs. Porter, wife of Major
! David ID. Porter; Mrs. Sumerlin, Miss
/ Marion oliver and her house guest,
Miss Josephine Durand; Miss Elsie Nc
| Lean Mrs. George Howard. Major Nc
! Cawley, Miss Marjorie Cotton, Mrs.
/ Philip Hitchborn, Mr.. and Mrs. LaTz
! Anderson. Mrs. Jack Storey, Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Paul Pearsall, Viscountess de ST.
| bOur and Mrs. Edward Mitchell.
Others At the Game.
/ Among others in attendance were the
Misses Fremont, the Misses Sessions,
/ Miss Adelaide Heald. Miss Edgarina
Hastings. Miss Mabel Hume, Baroness
Won Paumgarten, and Baroness Marie
! Won Paumgarten. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Bennett, Mr.. Martin, of the Swiss lega-
ton; John Wilkins, and Mr.. Janssens,
/ of the Belgian legation.
/ The score cards were sold by num-
ber of young ladies, among whom were
/ Miss GOldsborough, Miss Edith IJuckett,
! Miss Marguerite Barber. Miss Laura
! Merriam, and Miss Sessions. under the
direction OF Mrs. Andrew Y Bradley.
DR.. Hume presided at the ticket office.