The Washington times., 1913-05-26
Smart Set Out In Force, With
kttractiveN Gowned Women
as Chief Attraction.

~ Iss JESSIE WILSON and Miss
M Eleanor Wilson occupied the
i" Presidential box at the annual
baseball game between the
0etroDolitan and Chevy Chase Clubs.
which was held this morning at the
American League Park for the beneft
Of the free wards of Providence Hos
patal
The bright, sunshiny weather. and q
worthy cause attracted q large and
smart attendance which was made up
largely Of the fairer sex. The Marine
Band played throughout the morning,
adding much to the gayness OF the
AFFAIR.
One Of the most interesting features
Of the event were the charming young
ushers. directed by Mrs. James r. Bar
bour.. the patroness Of the game. who
had sold over fifty boxes. and whose
untiring effort went to make the AFFAIR
Q great success. Among the ushers
were Mrs. Kellogg Bradley. Miss Matt
land Marshall. the Misses Irwin. Of
Boston and Washington. the Misses
Duryea, of New York and Washington.
Miss Marjorie Aleshire. and Miss Bar
bour.
Miss Jessie Wilson looked exceeding
ly well in gray suit with a small gray
hat trimmed In deep rose pink. Miss
Eleanor Wilson wore a dark blue serge
coat suit with black straw hat trim
med with kings blue velvet turned up
IN front and fastened with a black
quill. Miss HagneT wore a black suit
with a black hat trimmed with a black
aigrette.
Miss Dorothy Williams wore a tan
coat suit with a black hat.
Mrs. Preston Gibson wore a gown of
blue and white figured silk with a dark
blue velvet coat and a brown satin hat
Mrs Horace Westcott wore a lavender
linen coat suit with a black straw hat
trimmed with white plumes.
Miss Doris Haywood wore a French
blue satin dress and a small blue hat.
Mrs- Wilmer wore a natural colored
pongee suit and black hat Miss Re-
becca Wilmer was in dark blue moire
silk suit with a small black hemp hat
trimmed with pale blue wings.
Mrs Paul Pearsall looked charming in
q white serge suit with a white straw
hat trimmed with pink wings.
Mrs. Henry de Sibour wore a black
suit and hat.
Nine de Riano. wife of the Spanish
minister, wore a black and white
checked suit with a purple straw hat
trimmed with a purple satin bow.
Mrs. Eldridge Jordan wore a dark
blue one-piece dress with black hat
Miss Ethel Noyes wore a becoming
dark green silk dress with a green
straw hat trimmed with roses.
lar III
blue serge suit with a dark blue hat.
Miss Ramona Lefevre. of Panama,
wore a gray suit trimmed with black
and a small round black hemp hat
trimmed with a white aigrette.
Mrs. George Howard wore a smart
dark blue serge suit with black hat
trimmed with aigrettes.
The Misses Duryea, who were present
ed to Washington society several years
ago when they were spending the win
ter here, wore gowns OF embroidered
ratine made exactly alike with wide
eirdles Of rose colored satin and large |
black hemp hats also alike with large |
bows Of black maline.
Miss Annie Irwin wore a white linen |
suit with a small panama hat and Miss |
Mary Irwin wore a white ratine skirt |
with a rose ping jacket and a panama |
hat. |
Mrs. James Montgomery wore a black |
hat trimmed with a blue feather.
Mrs Charles c. McChord wore a |
kings blue crepe suit with a blue hat. |
Miss Margaret Mcchord was in a dark
blue suit with a blue hat.
Miss Christine Owen wore a rose |
colored ratine suit with a hat trimmed |
In pink.
Mrs.. Mark Brooke was in a white |
basket cloth suit with a white hat.
Mrs. Walter Brice Howe wore gray
charmeuse suit. |
Mrs. Robert Hinckley wore PONCE |
suit with a large black hat.
Miss Hinckley wore a dark blue |
serge suit with a black hat trimmed |
with q scarf Of cubist ribbon.
Miss Hannah Taylor wore a dark |
blue suit with q rose colored hat and |
with her was Miss Natalie Driggk