The Washington herald., 1915-02-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Mailer enter
tained large party. including Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur Philips OF New York; Miss
Hazel MacKaye. Miss Constance Leutt,
Miss Ethel Leutt. Mr.. Laurence Todd
and Mr.. Solger, Miss Mary Randolph.
and Mr.. Henry FIattery. Mrs. Mailer
was a Pierrette. her costume being of
black satin with a net overdrapery
studded with large velvet dots. with
which she wore a black satin hat and
/ ruff. Miss Mackaye wore a futurist
costume of yellow and black checks
and Turkish trousers. Miss Ethel
Leutt represented an icicIe. in white
chiffon and crystal. Miss Constance
Leutt and Mrs. Philips. were French
peasants.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. T. Mann were of a
party of ten. Mrs. Mann wore an ex-
quisite French costume of gold satin
with blue brocade overdrapery. Mr..
and Mrs. Murray Cobb also entertained
a number of guests. Mrs. Cobb was a
Pierrcttc and Mr.. Cobb was a Pierrot.
Take Guests to SoIree.
Prof and Mrs. EIiphalet Andrews en-
tcrtained at dinner last night, taking
their guests TO the soiree afterward Miss
Maud Davidge chaperoned the party in
the absence of Mrs. Andrews The
guests included Mrs. HaXann, Of Bal
timOre. who is the house guest of Prof
and Mrs. Andrews: Col and Mrs. Hax-
ann. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee. Miss
PocOhOntas Butler. Miss Mary Lord An
drews, Mr. Andrews. Carlisle Whiting.
Lieut.. Call. Mr.. Gawthney. and George
MinniGerOde. Miss Davidge was a court
lady in black silk net over an ivory
colored petticoat with real lace. Miss
Butler and Miss Andrews were Vatican
shepherdesses. their gowns being made
OF old brOcade. an heirloom in their fam
lilies. Both Mrs. and Miss Haxann were
court ladies. Mr.. Andrews was a trOu-
badour in dark red velvet Carlisle
Whiting was soldier OF the sixteenth
century. a DArtagnan. Lieut. Call was
courtier. Mr.. Gawthney represented a
monk and Mr.. Minnigerode was a French
cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Addison had as
their guests Capt. and Miss Wylie and
Mr.. Marrow Mrs. Addison was a maid
Of the sea with a green costume OF
shells. and Mr.. Addison was a clown.
Mrs Fremont Smith was among Mr. and
Mrs. Hennen Jennings guests Mrs.
Jennings was not I'm costume. but wore a
brilliant gown OF broCade with exquisite
jewels
Miss Grace Temple entertained the Bull
Garian Minister and Mrs. Panaretoff, and
Mrs George Porter. Col. and Mrs. Bah
bitt and Mr.. TOulefr and Mrs. Reyburn.
of New York The entire party wore
colonial costumes with powdered wigs
Maj. and Mrs. Frederick F. Russell and
Admiral and Mrs. Nichols. DR.. and Mrs.
Wood had a table together. Mrs. Rus
sell was a Folly. Maj. Russell was
PierrOt. Admiral and Mrs. Nichols went
as Pierrot and Pierrette and DIR. and
Mrs. Wood wore Chinese costumes.
Mrs. Robert Lincoln and Mrs. Beck |
hpA fIaFV -
Reber. Miss Card. Miss Alexandra Ewing. |
Frank johnson. Bowie Clarke, Leigh |
Jones. and NewboId Noyes. Mrs. Beck |
with was in a ROumanian peasant COS
tune.
Prominent Folk Seen.
Among other prominent folk seen at
the ball Were Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Rich |
ardson. Lloyd Warren. Charles Richa rd- !
son. Robert Stead. John York Ormsby |
McCammon. y. T. Merry, 7. A. Clayton
\. T. HolIymau. and +. A. Mansfield.
The patronesses for the occasion |
were Mrs. Larz Anderson. Mrs. Paul |
Bartlett. Mrs. TruXton BeaIe. Mrs
Alexander Graham Bell. Mrs. o. II. P. |
Belmont. Mrs. Gist Blair. Mrs. Wood
bury Blair. Mrs. Z. w. Bonnaffon, Mrs.
f. H. Brooke. Mrs. MandervilIe Carlisle.
Mrs. T. VI. Chatard, Mrs. Richardson
Clover. Mrs. Murray Cobb. Vicomtesse
Henri de Sibour. Mrs. William +. Drap-
ar. Mrs. Stephen 3. ElkiRs. Nine. Eken-
yren. Mrs. George Eustis, Mrs. Thomas
Ewing. Mrs. Gibson FahnestOck. Mrs.
Marshall Field. Mrs. Duncan L. Fletch-
ar, Mrs. T. T. Can. Mrs. 4. P. Gardner.
Mrs. Peter Gerry. Mrs. Preston Gibson.
Mrs. John 4. Gibbons, Mrs. Amaryllis
Iillett. Mrs. c. .. Glover. Mrs. a. L.
Harris, Mrs. Christian D. Hemmick.
Mrs. j. B. Henderson, Mrs. w. 3. Hibbs.
Mrs. r. S. r. Hit. Mrs. George Howard.
Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe. Mrs. Hennen
Jennings, Mrs. Thomas Laughlin. Mrs
rthur Lee. Mrs. Joseph Letter Mrs. j.
4. Lewis. Mrs. Robert Lincoln, Mrs
-ouis Lombard, Mrs. ]. T Mann, Mrs.
Charles L. McCawley. Mrs. Robert Nc
Mrs. A G. McClintock, Mrs
:. a. Mitchell. Mrs. 4. c. Miller. Mrs.
'larence Moore, Mrs. Irving c. Moller,
Mrs. Charles Morris, Mrs. Henry T. Ok
lard. Mrs. l. Waller Page. Mrs. Paul
). Pearsall, Mrs. II. c. Perkins, Mrs
,Iahlon Pitney. Mrs. J. Henry Purdy,
Hrs. Howard Reeside. Nine. de Riano.
Hrs. William A. Slater. Mrs Henry b.
spencer. Mrs. Samuel Spencer, Mrs. E.
\. Swift, Mrs Robert NJ. Thompson,
Hiss Totten. Mrs. walcott Tuckerman.
Hrs. Harold Walker Mrs. Thomas
Walsh. Mrs. Horace Westcott, Mrs. ]. j.
White. Mrs. John F. wilkins, Mrs
'Iarence Wilson. and Mrs. Nathan c.
Nyeth.
Mrs. Arthur Lee had charge of the
ale of programs. assisted by the fol-
owing young women: Miss Gladys /
Iinckley. Miss Beatrice Clover. Miss
)'Gorman. Miss Rebekah Wilmer, Miss L
Miss Van Buren,, Miss Mary ID
ord Andrews. and Miss Mary Webb