The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
KNIGHTS GIVE BALL
At THE ARLINGTON
Second Annual Affair for
Charity a Success.
HAVE THE WHOLE FIRST FLOOR
ParIOrs, banquet Hall, and Ballroom
in Use, and Are Filled with Hand
sOmeIy GovBed Women and Dis
tInguIshed Hen-AHair l. Voted
One of Most Successful Ever Given.

The Knights Of Columbus gave their
second annual charity ball last evening at
the Arlington Hotel. the whole first floor
Of parlors. the banquet hall. ard bah
room being IN use. and filed with hand
somely gowned women and distinguished
men.
An orchestra played all the evening,
and the ball room was handsomely
adorned with flags and other decorations
appropriate to the day.
The affair was voted one OF the most de-
lightful and sue cessfuI which the Knights
have given. supper was served in the
banquet hall
Scene Is Brilliant.
The gowns OF the women were ex-
ceptionaIly handsome and made the scene
a brilliant one. Mrs. Joseph e Ralph
wore a black satin directoire gown. with
bands OF cloth Of gold. Mrs. Robert
Mann. a black messaIlne directoire gown
Mrs. E. Chadsey was in pink chiffon and
lace over pink, with necklace OF gar
nets
Mrs Lansburgh wore white satin, en-
broidered, and diamonds Mrs. e J.
Keough. black satin and lace. with pearls
Miss Susie Keough wore a directolre gown
Of black messaline- Mrs. z. L Graves
wore blue satin, trimmed with bands OF
pale blue and gold embroidery. Miss
Lillian Heller wore lavender liberty satin.
Mrs. James A. Cahiu wore a rich prln-
cess gown OF coral chiffon cloth over
silk Of the same shade. with elaborate
embroidery o. the same shade, and pearls
about her neck
Mrs. Arthur Carroll wore champagne
crepe de chine. with inserts OF lace. with
pearls and diamonds Miss Minnie Car
roll wore a Venetian lace robe over white
silk, with touches OF pink chiffon velvet.
( the lace yoke embroidered with silver.
and string of pearls. Mrs J. w Beller
wore white messaline and Brussels net.
made directoire, with a pearl dog collar.
White Lace Robe.
Miss Shaw wore a white lace robe over
pink satin Miss O'Toole wore blue satin.
with silver trimmings Mrs James F.
Hartnett wore a pink silk made empire.
Mrs. NJ Z. O'Connor was in pale blue
and tan-colored voile. Miss Mabel Wehr-
kamp an empire gown o. yellow satin
and lace. Mrs Wehrkamp wore old rose
messsline. Miss Edna Hardy wore an
/ empire coral satin. trimmed with lace.
/ embroidered. and silver
/ Miss Beul2h Hardy wore shell pink soft
satin. made directoire, with white en-
broldered net, and q large bunch OF viO-
I lets. Miss Ellen SmyseT. 0f York. Pa.
( wore pale blue Juisl cloth. from the
Z Philippines. over blue silk. with embroid-
/ cry Of old rose and medallions OF lace.
I and nfsrs- aig-ette in her hair Mrs
/ O'Leary wore black lace and satin. with
/ diamonds Miss Katherine Flynn was in
+ white organdie. trimmed with satin bands
and laes Miss Bresnahan. in white or
candle and lace. Miss Ella Myers, IN
( white lace over white silk
over Black satin.
/ Mrs. Donovan wore black lace over
black satin. Miss Julia Lennon wore
/ yellow messaline- Miss Annie Lennon
wore cream messaline and lace. Miss
/ Katherine QUigiey. Of Syracuse, y. Y.
wore q directoire gown OF blue satin. with
bands Of blue embroidery and trimmings
OF white tuTe. xith pearl ornaments
+ Mrs Carroll wore wistaria satin. Miss
I Katie Quinn wore wistaria messaIIne.
+ Miss May Holland was in wistaria mes
( saline. made princess. trimmed with lace
+ Miss Pearl WiXOn. OF Hammondsport
I y. Y. wore pink chiffon cloth over white
satin and lace Miss Marie Jenkins wore
+ canary satin. made Girectoire. trimmed
{ with lace applique. with pearl dog collar
7 and pearl ornaments Miss Mcfarland
/ Of Chicago wore pale green meSsaline
/ with duchess lace draped on the bodice
I Mrs. D'Arcy Magee wore q white lace
I robe over white satin Mrs. " I. Baker
wore a white lingerie gown. with hand
/ embroidery.
Gray and White.
! Miss Marie Baker wore white MESA
lire. Miss Gertie Rupertus wore a white
/ lace robe over white silk Mrs. James
Sullivan wore white net and lace. with
diamonds. Mrs. Scott Brady wore gray
and white striped silk. with touches OF
violet. Miss Bessie O'Hare wore blue
messal'ne empire. Miss Anna Brady wore
pink messaline.
I Miss Anna Daw was IN yellow MESA
line. Miss Mary Donnelly. yellow satin
directoire gown with gold lace. with pur-
pie violets and lilies Of the valley Miss
/ Anna Mclaughlin wore a directoire gown
Of pink messaline. trimmed with gold
! lace and pearls Miss Abbie Clancy. old
rose satin made directoire. Mrs. z. L
| Mauoy, champagne-colored voile and lace
with silk braid jacket and diamonds
Mrs Edward VOight wore white satin. en-
/ broidered. and diamonds. Mrs. J. a. Bal
derson. old rose satin directoire gown,
with lace and diamonds, and pearl head
dress.
Miss Cecilia NalIey wore rose pink
/ crepe de chine with lace applique. Mrs.
Calm black lace princess gown, trimmed
I with ribbons. Mrs A c. Joy. directoire
/ gown Of the new goId-satin, trimmed
with gold fringe and embroidery OF the
/ same shade. Miss Clara Manderheld. OF
/ Philadelphia. sheath gown Of white satin,
/ trimmed with crystal a Grecian bonnet
OF pearls and bTilliants. and her long
gloves studded with crystals.
Black SILK and Lace.
Mrs J. B. Geier wore black silk and
lace. Miss Anna Trodden wore pink fig
/ ured organdie over pink Miss Cora
! Trodden was in pale blue and white or
candle over blue. trimmed with silver
and lace. Mrs. ". II. Connolly wore q
] directoire gown Of white messaline
trimmed with duchesse lace on skirt and
| bodice. and pearls
Mrs. J. F. MCGUIRE wore white crepe d.
/ chine with lavender lilac figures. trimmed
/ with lace. and carried viOiets- Mrs. Har-
rison Crook wore white messaline
/ trimmed with ball fringe OF silk and q
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