Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-05
THE STUDENTS BALI
Brilliant Gathering at the
New Willard Last Night.
LARGE PARTY PRESENT
Began Early and Lasted Well Into
Today.
BELLIES AND BEAUX HAPPY
Lovely Dresses Worn by Matrons
and Maids-Members of
Committees.
'ELLES AND BEAUX HAPPY

N''~
winter. Staid college professors tripped
the light fantastic through seeming lanes
of smiling damsels and gallant beaux.
Every one seemed TO be in particularly
happy frame of mind. Society was out in
force, the debutantes being largely repre-.
scented. The decorations were of southern
smilaX and palms. About the chande-
liers were shades of pink and the light
which fell on the dancers was subdued.
The guest list included many from out
of town. Some had come from their
homes in. distant cities for the event,
while many are the guests of friends here.
Considering the large attendance, 1t was
remarked on more than one occasion that
there were many splendid dancers on the
floor. The Marine Band was located in
! the center of the ballroom, and as the
strains of "Silvery Noon, the waltz
Dream and many of the enhancing airs
of the season were played the great room
was scene of beauty.
As usual the guests came out early ana
by $50 o'clock the dance program was IN
full swing. The students of the univer-
| sity always come out early TO get III
plenty of dancing at this affaiI-so dear
| to the heart of their college mother-and
everybody else who wants to dance al
| ways does likewise. So last night was no
exception to the general rule of coming
early and staying late.
Mrs. Matthew T. Scott, Mrs. Theodore
". Moves, Mrs. Charles w. Needham
Mrs. William c. Borden and Mrs. Ed
ward Stevens made up the receiving line.
II. c. Davis stood at the head of the line
and made the presentations.
Mrs. Scott was handsomely soWned III
embroidered white lace, made over Whlte
satin: diamonds.
Mrs. Moves wore apricot satin and point
lace.
Mrs. Needham wore black lace, over
turquoise satin.
Mrs. Borden wore spangled net over
white satin.
Mrs. Stevens was in black satin. and
| jet; diamonds.
| At midnight supper was served, and for
brief time the dancing stopped. Later,
when it was resumed, the interest had
not diminished in the least. Mrs. Scott
was hostess of a large box party, ana
had as her guests Mr.. Justice Lurtoil
! Of the Supreme Court, Mrs. Lurton. MRS.
Cole, Miss Temple, Mrs. Theodore Bates
| of Massa chusetts Mrs. Jameson and Mrs.
Samuel Allen.
| The guest list included Miss Mum OF
| Philadelphia. in pink satin and pearls
Miye Portner, salmon pink satin. EN-
sony white lace embroidered in silver
and black; Miss Ruth Moves, white chit
| fon, over white SATIN Miss Myra Moves
| Hall of California. pink satin, velled win
pink chiffon: Miss Barbara Brodie' PINK
| chiffon.
| Mrs. w r. Vance, who, in blue chiffon
yelled with crystal beaded lace, had as
her guests Mr.. Willoughby and Miss
Willoughby of Baltimore, the latter In
black messaline: Mrs: V. *. Shute, vel
Mrs. S. H. Greene. jr.. white satin and
gold; Mrs. Joseph Crawford, pale blue
| satin yelled in silver lace.
Mrs. A. z. Tyssowski. black satin and
gold lace. Her guests were Mr.. ana
| Mrs Craig Shultz of Philadelphia, the
latter wearing black satin. and Miss
| Keep who wore white lace; Mrs. j. p.
| Earnest black jetted net; Mrs. Mason
Richa rdson. white satin and silver
Miss Richardson. white chlffon !,
overdress: Miss Payton, blue silk worked
with silver thread: Miss Frances Clarke,
| pale pink satin and Irish lace Miss Doro-
| thy Smallwood, lavender satin brocade
| Miss Margaret Weller dress or pink silh
| and white overdress Of lace; Miss Mar
garet Worthington while crepe Gle chime
with bodice of silver net; Miss Buford
Brice. becoming gown of pink satin WIN
| oyerdress OF net; Miss Margaret Parker
| yellow chiffon with trimmings of irish
| lace: Miss Dora Ferguson, yellow satin,
with gold beadwork; Mrs. Charles falr-
fax, shaded yellow and pink chiffon cloth
| over pale yellow satin and trimmed with
| bands of old gold embroidery Mrs. VII
| lOUghDy CneSley, steer sIcCh Sdliii WIZ a
overdress Of black tulle embroidered In
green and silver; Miss Stern of Boston,
pale blue satin with gold lace; MISS
Laura Osborn of West Virginia. white
satin with a corsaSe or Richmond roses
Mrs. Charles F.. Munroe, black lace:
Miss Dorothy Munroe, white satin ana
crystal lace; Mrs. Mitchell Carroll, white
| lace, diamonds; the Misses Needham.
black lace and white spangled tulle, ana
their guest Miss Agnes Bartlett of War
saw. y. Y. in blue chiffon; Miss Weller.
apricot satin and gold: Miss Louise
White, white satin trimmed with pearls
Miss Jessie Carpenter. embroidered chi1-
fon in gold color; Mrs. Thomas FyHe,
white satin with an Overdress OF White
chiffon; Miss Edmonston, apricot chifton
over satin; Miss Earnshaw. pale yellow
satin: Miss Hechinger. paae blue satin
trimmed with jeweed embroidery; MISS
| Margarita knopf of New YORK, "nlte
| lace over pale yellow satin with touches
| of mauve Miss MertZ, white pink satin
with silver tulle: Miss Mariory Thomas,
pale blue satin and lace: Miss Parker.
| pale yellow crepe meteor trimmed WIN
| old lace: Mrs ii. w. Van Sender. pink
! chiffon over silver net trimmed with orr
entail embroidery. Mrs. Fred ElchelDerS-
! er. white lace with touches of pale blue
satin: Miss Katherine Harrington, pale
| green satin with gold; MISS King, apr
| cot chiffon over satin and trimmed with
| silver. Miss Tunstall. pale yellow satin
| with gold: Miss Willoushby, pale pink
satin with spangled lace: Miss Amye
| Rusher. mauve satin with pearls; Mrs.
4 Winter. white lace spanSled in gold
over white satin: Mrs. Shute, pale yellow
satin with gold embroidery; Mrs. Hougl.
smoke -colored chiffon cloth of spangled
net and trimmed with gold.
The floor committee was made up of
! the following: DR.. William F. NJ. Sewers.
chairman. DR. Acker. Byron s. Adams.
| John 8 Blair. DR. Borden, o. S. A: John
| Barrett, DR. Charles Bispham. Alexander
Rritton, j. II. Crawford, DR. T. M. Cha
| tard. John Foster Dulles. II. c. Davis,
]. P. Earnest, Charles Fairfax Freyre.
Hibbs, William F. Hit, Prof. w. S.
Hough, DR. D. r. Jackson. Dr.. V. B.
Jackson, DR.. G. r. Jarvis. Carl Joerissen.
DIR A. r A. King, Martin A. Knapp. DIR.
II. E. Kalusawski. DIR. Adams Kemble.
Col. c. H. Lauchheimer, DR.. Frank Leech.
Jerome Lightfoot, A. Lisner. DR.. II. I. A.
Lemon, Edward Lotus, Prof. Mechln,
DR. Meade Moore. Clarence Moore, DR..
D. r. Mckee. DR. J. Dudley Morgan, Ad-
miraI O'Neil. Arthur Peter, r. Ross
Perry. jr.: James T. Peake Paul Patter-
son. Henry W. Reed, DIR. C. w. Richard
son. Dr. r. l.. Rust. Mason Richardson,
DR.. b. NJ. Randolph, Maj c. r. Reynolds,
B. II. Rich. Frank Schneider. w. IL.
Sampson, DIR. A r. Stands, DR.. J. G..
Simpson. Mr.; stowell, Edward J. stell-
wagon, Dr. w l.. Sheep, DIR. Isaac S.
Stone, DR. A. L. Stavely, Mr.. Ellery l..
Stowell, c. L. Thornton, Lieut. Col.
Tanaka Mai Teri, DIR. Charles T. White,
DIR. Wylie. DR.. Walter A. Wells, Dr. Will
liam II. Wilmer, ]. l.. Whitmore and Dr.
II. c. Yarrow.
The students on the committee in
Frank Seller, Earnest r. Eaton, c. W.
Hoover + McPike D0uRlaS TschifaIy