The Washington times., 1912-05-02
Fashionable Washington Pays Homage
At Second Annual Horse Exhibit

Wendell, Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery
! Blair, Miss Elizabeth Reid Rogers,
Mrs. w. w. Wotherspoon, Major and
Jack Biddie, Mrs, Jack story, Mr.. and
Miss Ruth Pulling, Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
Waggaman, DR., and Mrs. ]. Brecken-
P. Barnett U. s. A.; Miss Helen
Wilson, Miss Hanna Taylor, Miss
Elena Calderon, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B.
Poe and their house guest, Miss FELTON,
Mildred Greble, Lieut.. Edward st. John
Greble, DR.. Joseph H. Heller Lieut..
Byron A. Long. U. s. A.; DR.. Cary D.
Grayson, y. s. N; Miss Harriet Wads-
worth, Miss Louise HELEN, w; Bowie
embassy william Marrow; Capt, War
rem Dean, U. s. A; Major and Mrs.
William d. Conner, Y. s. A.; Senator
and Mrs. Clarence Watson, Congress
man and Mrs. Fairchlid; Col and Mrs.
Hugh Legare, Capt. and Mrs. Harold
p. Norton, u. S. NJ; Mrs. George T.
Marye, Miss Louise Bayne. Miss Caryl
Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor. Cush-
Misses Downing, Miss Elizabeth Col
Inns, Miss Hildegarde Nagel: Miss Va
lerie Padelford, Mrs. Archibald Fl.
Davis, Miss Juliette Janin, Mrs. Thom-
as u. I'dttOn, MISS margaret tOttOr
Smith, and DR.. and Mrs. Edward A.
Mitchell.
Smart Gowns Worn
by the Guests.
One of the stunning toilettes of the
afternoon was that worn by Mrs. Peter
Goelet Gerry, of New York. She look
ed as handsome as ever in smart tall
ored suit of dark blue cloth with a
white attn collar, and a large black
plumed hat with lace veil. and a cor
sage bouquet of gardenias.
Mrs. Joseph Letter wore a black and
white striped voile gown with smart
black hat trimmed with white tulle.
Miss Dorothy Williams wore a smart
white cloth outing Norfolk jacket suit
with a white Panama hat trimmed with
green velvet band.
Miss Laura Merriam, always one of
the smartest gowned women In the
younger set, wore a modish tailored suit
of cerise serge, with hemp hat Of the
same shade.
Miss Katherine Elkins. who still
braided broadcloth gown, with a large
black hat
Mrs. William Iittauer, Of New York.
wore yellow and black striped cloth
gown, one OF the most striking cos
tunes of the afternoon, with a smart
black hat
Mrs. Edward B. Mclean wore a white
! coat suit. trimmed with effective
touches of black, and a black and white
toque trimmed with an osprey plume.
Countess Won Bernstorff wife of the
German Ambassador, wore a loose
black satin mandarin coat, with large
black hat trimmed with plumes.
Mrs. Spencer Cosby wore a black and
white striped coat suit and a smart
feather-trimmed hat.
Mrs. Winthrop Murray Crane wore
dark blue charmeuse. trimmed with
Persian embroidery, with a blue hat and
faced with black satin.
Mrs Wotherspoon wore a cream coat
s,'it. with a black hat trimmed with
/ pink roses.
Those Who Will
Entertain Today.
Some of those who will entertain box
parties this afternoon are Mr.. and Mrs
| Joseph Z. Thropp. who win have witt
! them Rear Admiral and Mrs. H. r. B
Harris, L. S. 80: DR.. and Mrs. CHS.
holm, and Rear Admiral Kenny. U
S. N. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. j. William Henry Will
have as their guests Miss Ruggles Miss
Isabel Wells, Jack Seibert. and DR.
kofer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward B. Mclean viii
again entertain the Russian .Ambnssa
Mrs. Spencer Cosby. U. S. A.; Miss
| Gladys Hlnckley, and Mr.. Kalpaschni
knff. OF :he Russian embassy.
Mrs. L. u. Letter and Mrs. w. Murray
Crane will be the guests of Mr.. anC
Mrs W. J. Boardman.
Mrs. Clarence R. EdNaIds. wife o
| EriSadier General Edwards. ~ 5. 4.
| will Ec nuong the guests of the Secre
tarv Of war an1 Mrs. Stimson In thei
| box.
Mai Gen. Leonard Wood u 8. \.
and Mrs. Wood. and Major Henry T
| Allen, U. =. A. and Mrs. Allen. AM
Miss Jeanette Allen, will occupy anothe
box. ana with Mrs. Robert Hinckley vii
b. MIR. and Mrs. Richard Reid Roger
and Miss Elizabeth Reid Rogers.
Col. and Mrs Robert NJ. Thompson
| Will have with them Rear Admiral an'
! Mrs. Brownso1. q. S. NJ, and Mr.. an
! Mrs. Walter Tuckeanan will entertain
Mt and Mrs. Frederic Ashton de Pegs
| ter, If New York: Mr.. and Mrs: Donal'
| cassels and Mrs. Sherman Miles.