The Washington times., 1910-04-02
Washington Society
Dances At Costume Ball

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Dances At Costume Ball.
The Naval Attache Of the French en-
hassy and the Viscountess Benoist d'Azy
were hosts al a beautiful ball Al
RauScher's last evening.
Washington society. diplomatic. Of
fetal and resident. danced IN costume.
in the tastefully decorated ball room.
amid branches Of spring blossoms and
/ flowers until we'll on into the morn
ing.
The viscoUn-ess received her guests
IN the costume Of a court lady OF the
Moyen age, made of red satin, trimmed
with bands Of ermine. representing the
. famous IsabeaU de Baviere.
Supper was served al midnight, fol-
lowing the cOtiIiOn, which was led D.,
members Of the French embassy star.
dancing with the viscountess. At the
supper the guests were seated at small
tables adorned with huge clusters o
yellow jonqUils and minor appointments
in yellow.
Favors for the cotuIion, which we're
4 exceptionally attractive, including flow
ers, fancy baskets, parasols, and Other
! dainty conceits, were ali brought from
| Fairs.
| Ambassador and Nine. Jusserand. Ms
[ Louis More. OF Cincinnati, sister Of Mrs.
Taft and a guest at the White House.
I the Vice President and Mrs. Sherman,
! the Secretary OF the Treasury and Mrs.
. MacFeagh, Games MacEeagh. the Sec
rotary Of War and Mrs. Dickinson, the
Attorney General and Mrs. Wlckershaul,
Mrs. Albert Akin the Secretary % the
Navy and Mrs Meyer, the Misses Meyer
the Postmaster General, Mr.. HitcNc0CS-
The Secretary OF Commerce and LibOr
and Mrs. Nagel, and Mr. and Nine. Le-
tsNre-Pontallis, Capt. and COUNTIES ae
Chambrun. Mr.. ana Nine. PsreI[I - IA
EOCca. and Mr. falkland. all OF the
French embassy Baroness RCscl anu
Baroness Eliza beth LiOSen, Baron Am
brozy. Baron and Baroness Prelscnen,
the German Ambassador .tnC .-oL nj esS
Won BernstOrf Countess Luise-Al -=G7-
ORA vOC BernsJOrn, RJsteL1 Be t-le
Ottoman charge q dfaIres- the 6pa-
ueSs Ambassador and Baroness Ucnda,
Nj and Nine MatSul. re ChaTSe q Al
fares Of Italy and MAJ chest d MontaE-
lari, Colonel and the IT, DIS James,
Mr. and Mrs. K==iHarc the Misses
Calvo, the Minister fror- me ard
Nine Cruz, the Minister from Norway
and Nine. Guide. -alSS Guide, tie Mir
iSJer from Switzerland and Nina Rit-
ter, Commander ana Nine NaSs. ieft-
( the charse d aiialres or SPAN and l. el-
tenant Colonel and Nine CrCCllu. nj
many Of the bachelors Of the corps >
Assistant Secretary Of state AMI KS
Huntington Wilson. the Assistant SeCre-
terry Ct State and Mrs. Chandler Hale
the Assistant Secretary Of War ana
Mrs. Oliver. Miss Oliver, the As
sistsnt Secretary OF the Navy and
Mrs Beekman Winthrop, the mill
tGry aides at the White House, Mt
Carpenter. secretary 10 the Pres ident.
the Misses Anderson. OF Cincinnati.
nieceS of Mrs Taft Senator du POr-.
Henry du Point Mr. and Mrs- Francis
CrOWninShield Miss Aldrich. tina Misses
Switzerland capt Archibald Rdtt. Col
and Mrs. Spencer Cosby. Miss Brittou
Miss Merriam Miss Clover, Miss SOphy
Johnston. Miss 6inCkley Miss Crosby.
the Misses Cameron. Nh and Mrs. En-
mons. Gen and Mrs. Edwards, the
Misses Perkins. the Misses Patten, Nj
and Mrs Herbert Wadsworth. MT- and
Mrs Ten Eyck Wendell, Mr. and Mrs
Herbert Parsons Maj. and Mrs. David
| Porter. Mr.. and Mrs Robert Roosevelt
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Story, Mr. and Ms
George Howard NiSCOunt and NiscOuu-
tess de SibOur. Miss de SmlrnOn Ms
Z Schroeder Col and Mrs MCCRWleT.
Ms Richard Townsend. Miss Mathilde
[ Townsend. MT. and Mrs. Laurence
Townsend, Mr.. Laurence Townsend. +.
Miss Yvonne Townsend. Admiral and
Mrs Nicholson, Commander and Mrs.
William Manning irwin, Miss Irwin,
Mrs d. p Mccartney, capt and MIS-
Wood Logan. and the officers OF the
Ma-fower. Mr. and Mrs. LarZ Ander-
son Miss Jennings, the Misses kean,
Mr. and MIS- May the Misses May M M
Henry c. May, jr-. Mr. Gerald May- MS
Prick Of Baltimore. Miss Cuttings. o.
Baltimore. the Misses Fitch M and
| Mrs Czaff. Mrs Douglas Gordon. OF Bal
timOre, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hichoorn-
| Miss stevens Miss Stirling OF Bait
more; Miss Terry, Mr. and Mrs Cor
coran Thorn. Miss Wetmore. Miss Gard
/ ner Williams, Miss Dorothy Gardner
| Williams. Admiral and Mrs WainWrlgnl'
Miss Marian Wise Miss Dorothy VIII
| Jams. W. Bowie Clarke. Miss Marguerite
I Barbour, Mrs Guidet DUryee. Mss Dur
wee Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont, MISS
/ Evelyn Chew. Mr.. and Mrs. preston
/ Gibson. Miss Elsie Downing. Miss Helen
Parker Miss Katherine Brown. ana
/ Miss Caryl Crawford
| Striking Gown
/ OF Countess Won BemstOTh-
Among those whose costumes were
particularly striking vas the Countess
/ Won Rernstorff. daughter Of tie German
/ Ambassador and Countess -On Bern
/ storf. who impersOnated Vatican
| shepherdess. Her gown wa made OF
| white silk draped with an on erdress OF
| Dresden silk and she carriet q CROOK
/ with streamers of ribbons
| Baroness J-chida, wife OF the japanese
| Ambassador. who wore handsome pur-
pIe kirnono embroidered in wistaria and
Sime- Nafs1i. wife Of the Counselor
/ Of the japanese embassy, was also m
| the costume OF her country.
] Nine. Ritter, wife OF the Swiss Minis
/ ter. made an attractive Chinese lady.
| in her gown OF orange silk. embroidered
in pink and purple roses The coat was
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