The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-05-08

George X. McLanahan and Mrs. Robert
iHollister Chapman had with them IN
their box Mrs. Frederick Allen. Mr.. Chap
man. and Mr.. McLanahan. Mrs. w. SIN
clair Bowen entertained Mr.. and Mrs
Meserve. and Miss Lascelle MacCulsky.
Mrs. John Rodgers again occupied her
box and was accompanied by Mrs. Bessie
Stewart Hooker. Miss Elisabeth Patter-
son. and Lieut.. Gen. Miles. Rear Admiral
Seaton Shredder. u. S. NJ. retired. enter
tanned In their box Miss Aadge Levy,
of New York, and Miss Shredder. MAI.
Gen. and Mrs. William w. wotherspoon
occupied box No. q. and had with them
Maj. and Mrs. Henry o. S. Heistand.
and Mrs. Micou. DR.. and Mrs William
Sewers. and Mr.. J. Girvin Peters. OF
Baltimore. occupied the box belonging TO
Mr.. and Mrs George Myers.
Brig. Con. James Buchanan, u. 8. A..
entertained In his bog Miss Anne Grebfe.
Miss Mildred Greble. and Miss Helen
Buchanan. Mr.. and Mrs. George How
ard had with them In their box Wis.,
count and visoountess Henri de Sibour,
and Mrs. John Story. jr. DR.. and Mrs.
Cary Ianghorne entertained in their box
q number Of guests. among them being
Mrs. Roscoe @. Bulmer. Of Annapolis.
Nd. and Maj. Lapghorne. U. g. A.
Mrs. c. c. Glover had with her In her
box her daughter. Nine. van Swindercn.
and her sister. Mrs. Theodore r. Jewell.
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Harrison en-
tertained DIR. and Mrs, Alexander Ma
gruder and Capt. and Mrs. Mason Gulick.
Of New York. In their box. Mrs. ]. T.
Mann occupied her box, and had with
her among others. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Barret Ridgely. Miss Katherine Elkins
entertained her cousins. Miss Bruner. Of
Philadelphia. and Miss Oliphant. and
Mr.. William Hit In her box.
The Minister Of the Netherlands and
Nine. Loudon were the guests of Mrs.
William Boardman and Miss Boardman
In their box. The Secretary Of Agricul-
ture and Mrs Houston were entertained
by Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood, who
also had with her Mrs. James Mont
gomery. of Portland, Greg. and Miss
Polly Morgan Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Lee occupied a box and had with them
Lieut.. and Mrs. Chester Barnett and
number OF other guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Aulick Palmer occupied box twenty-five
and had with them Miss Helena Palmer
and Mr. James A. c. Palmer.
Among the many distinguished resi-
dents of the National Capital who wit
messed the show from the galleries with
breathless interest were Lieut.. Gen. s.
B. NJ. Young, y. 8. A, and Mrs Young,
and Mrs. Lorimer Graham, Mrs. Richard
Ely. Mrs. Wilder Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Addison. Mrs. Vincent Mrs. Swayze.
Mrs. Peter Rathbone Labouisse, Miss
Lacy, Mr.. Dion Kerr, Col. John Biddle.
u. S. A; Maj Charles d. Rhodes. U.
S. A; Miss Frances Anderson. Miss Eliz-
abeth Anderson, Mr.. George HELEN.
Mrs Robert Fitch Shepard. Mrs. Tay-
Tor, of New York: Miss Alice Shepard.
Mrs. Louise Lieber Lawrence. Mr.. Robert
Hume. Mr.. John Seibert, Miss Caryl
Crawford, Miss Isabel Magruder. Mrs.
Francis Bennett Poe, Mr.. and .4rs. A.
c. Downing. Miss Merwin. Miss Emory.
Miss Helen Squire, DIR. and Mrs. Tun-
stall Taylor, of Baltimore; Mr.. Key
Daingerfield. OF Baltimore, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Castleman. of Baltimore,
and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Cushman.
Attractive Gowns Add Brilliancy.
The hundreds of smart women who
lined the oval, either in the boxes or
on the promenade. showed the various
spring models at their best The fall in
temperature from the previous day
brought ovt an entirely different style
eral present-day color schemes.
II any one color has a pre-ehinence
that distinction might be claimed by
yellow, as this primary color in a dozen
different notifications entered into a
large percentage of smart toilettes yes
terday.
Mrs. Wilson, who made her first ap-
pearance yesterday afternoon, wore a
tailored suit in one of the new shades.
between gold and mustard. with a me-
dunn sized hat, trimmed in ostrich tips
of the same shade. Miss Eleanor Will
son wore a blue tailored suit. with round
straw hat to match. Miss Helen Wood
row Bones a smart charmeuse gown in
dull green, with modish round turban,
trimmed in single ostrich plume.
Mrs. Pomerene, wife of the Senator
from Ohio, wore a gown of white and
gold eponge. made with belted coat,
and a straw hat trimmed in plumes
to match. Mrs. Wotherspoon wore a
biscuit oolored tailored suit, with nat
ural toned straw hat trimmed in yell
low roses. Nine. da Cana, wife Of the
Ambassador from Brazil, and one of
the best gowned women in any COM
pany, wore a black marquisette gown
over white satin, with unlined black
coat and white hat. Mrs. Houston,
wife of the Secretary of Agriculture,
who was a guest in the box of Mrs.
Charles Boughton Wood, wore semi
tailored suit of French blue silk, with
round hat of blue straw trimmed in
white aigrettes. Miss Katharine FL
kins, a near peighbor OF the Wood box,
wore a wonderful hat in black. with
its broad brim covered in black
aigrettes. Miss Elkins wore this with
an all-black surplice gown Of char
meuse.
Mrs. Chester Barnett wore a tailor
ed suit of light brown whipcord. with
round hat of brown straw trimmed IN
one very tall waving plume of brown
paradise.
Mrs. Peter Goelet Garry wore a very
narrow skirted cloth suit of white and
black check, with black Jacket, and q
round hat of milk-white straw, trimmed
in aigrettes in a severe tailored fashion.
Mrs. P. r. Rixey. wife Of the former
Surgeon General Of the Navy. wore
white and blue foulard gown. with hat
trimmed in lilacs, and q long black cloak.
Miss Margaret MacVeagh wore dark
green silk gown in a one-piece model,
with round black hat trimmed In garland
of small field flowers.
Mrs Arthur Lee wore a tailored suit
of white Bedford cord, with white straw
walking hat.
Mrs. William Barrett Ridgely wore
dark blue serge, with cavalier hat Of
blue milan. trimmed in sweeping white
aigrette and a small cluster Of fruit.
Miss Eleanor. Reyburn wore a blue
cloth suit with q hat Of velvet straw
trimmed in self colored flowers. Mrs
Lloyd Magruder wore violet cloth
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