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evening. They were dressed alike in
Egyptian princess costumes of turquoise
blue braided In silver. The little Jackets
were embroidered and the long trains
were rich in silver. Their hair fell down
their backs. Each wore n head band OF
pearls. Egyptian armlets and strings of
jewels Were further adornments. They
walked around the ballroom arm in arm
and attracted no end of attention and
admiration.
Mrs. French Vanderbilt wore an eight
teenth century French costume with
powdered hair. a court dress with pearls
MRS. Richard Stevens was a Turkish
vivid pink girdle and black and gold
turban.
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Levy. No. $40 Q
yah OF their son Lawrence. Saturday.
January ID. 1917.
Miss Dolorita oGorman. daughter of
senator and Mrs. O'Gorman, will be
among the bridesmaids attending Miss
Marion Edith Regain and Mr.. william
Gunther Gardner, British vice consul in
NcW YORK. at their marriage In New
YORK February u. when Cardinal Far
ley will officiate. Miss Regain will have
for her. maid of honor Miss Catherine
REWARD. and the groomsman will be
tInstavo oil Rosa, Italian consul at Bos-
Ton Mr.. Gardner and his bride will go
Ior inree-month trip up the Nile. Miss
neSan Is nineteen years old and made
her debut little more than a year ago
She attended school in New York city and
graduated at the Sacred Heart Convent
IN Brussels, belgium. Mr.. Gardner was
student az Cambridge University, Eng
iand he. is of Well known English
FAMILY, which has furnished members 20
tlse diplomatic service for many genera
TONS At one time he refused an appoint
lnent az private secretary TO the Sultan
OF Zanzibar.
Mrs Charles II. Stockton chaperoned a
group OF twenty girls who had their first
rehearsal for the College, Hero" at the ar
lington Hotel ballroom yesterday evening
This musical extravaganza Is soon To he
produced at the Columbia Theater The
leaders OF this group. Miss Sue Courts,
Resale Rogers Thomas and Anna c. Car
DO. decided to take the part of the Jap
anese dance. According To the plot OF
the College Hero" the japanese girls are
supposed to be the college students who
are dressed as japanese and who are CIV
ing Japanese tea in honor of the sail
orS OF the Iowa.
The rehearsal was most successful
Mrs. p. V. DeGraw has as her guest
Miss Evelyn Gross. daughter OF DR.. and
Mrs. f. o. Gross of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Bella s. Remission of Tilton, y. H.,
is wintering at tho Imperial on Columbia
road.
Mrs. William Cline Borden. 1901 CALI
fornia street, will receive informally Sat
urdays during the season.
Mrs. Somers Of 100 NJ street northwest
will not be at home Fridays in January.
/, The Entire Nous Club was entertained
by Miss Sadye Stowell of 1858 Irving
street northwest at ITS regular bi-month-
ly meeting Tuesday evening last. An ell
joyable evening was spent. Progressive
five hundred was played. The high scores
were made by Miss Elsie Stowel and Mr..
John Elbaugh. Those present were:
Misses Florence Walker, Florence Culver.
Anne Peck, Elsie Stowell and Mrs. AyreS
Messrs. Clarence Moore, Allen Stowell,
John Ebaugh, Roy harrison. Frank and
Henry Coe.
Mrs J. Z. Craig 1908 New Hampshire
avenue, will not receive tomorrow.
Miss Helen Janney Towson Is the debu-
tante Of this afternoon, her coming out
tea being arranged for 10 at the
home Of her mother. Mrs. Towson. on
NJ street.
Mrs. and Miss Towson will be assisted
by Mrs. r. NJ. Towson. Miss Towon.
Miss Mary Graham and Miss Leontine
Towson.
Mr. and Mrs. Odell s. Smiths dance
last night at the New Willard brought
together about one hundred and fifty
young people. the friends of their daugh-
ter. Miss Ida Norment Smith. A mid
night supper divided the dances.
The hostess wore an embroidered Law
ender marquisette over pale gray satin
wore a Paris dress Of white satin with
an .overdress OF net embroidered in gold
beads. Her bouquet was of lilies OF the
valley and gardenias.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. William J..
Marshall will give a dance at the
Officers Club St Valentine day, Feb
ruary II. for their daughter. Miss
Maitland Marshall. The invitations,
which are quite unique, are being dis
tributed by messengers and are there
fore going out more slowly than by
mail They are engraved on brown
paper in old English script, are fasten-
ed with seals and ribbons. with old
fashioned dress and ld-fashioned
dances suggested.
Mrs. Samuel H. Marks Of 3544 18th
street northwest entertained several of
her friends at luncheon yesterday aft
ernoon from 1870 to 4. Musical selec-
lions were rendered by Miss Catherine
Dampier and Miss. Grace Ford. Among
those present were Mrs. Cokane. Mrs.
Covert. Mrs Alleger. Mrs. Smith, Mrs.
Tew. Mrs. and Miss Dampier. Mrs
Pennybacker. Mrs. Thomas. Mrs. Le-
fevre, Miss Fowler and Miss Ford
One of the purposes of the assenblage
was the forma ton of club to be
known as the Merry Wives Of Wind
sor.'' Miss Fowler was elected presi-
dent Mrs. Alleger treasurer and Mrs.
Dampier secretary of the newly formed