The Washington times., 1915-02-09

of rare beauty and rich colorings. with
jeweled headdrsss. Mrs. r. Fl. Woods.
wife Of Paymaster Woods, wore Man
! chu costume. complete In every detail
even to her Chinese shoes. with won,
derfu headdress Of black satin, beaded
and jewel bedecked.
Mrs: Wood was with Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Reginald r. Nicholson and
Rsss, Ma5sr anS %d, Mrs. red and nd hse costms
with red cooked hat. Several Of the
men Of the party wore Chinese COS
tune. from coolie to mandarin MAJ.
@ nese potentate in a splendid red robe
and a hat with peacock feather orna-
ments. Mrs. Barnett was Gaby Deslys
in white. strung with pearls and wear
in her hair. Commander and rMs.
Henry Muslin were their guests. Mrs.
Muslin dressed as a little girl and Com
mander Muslin an aviator:
French maid in gray. with cap and and
Miss Margsret Howard In an Emnfess
Jo:sphine froek OF rose color ;ar and Wmse S,,inH
Hendrick. who was a Moorish lady IN
white and silver. with the lower half
OF her face veiled; Henry Dickson, Rob,
in pierrot riss Mrs. I. T. Mann repre-
sc nted Marie Antoinettc and looked very
/ jhandso,ne in blue and gold with white
wig. She had at her table pr. and Mrs
: Walter Wells. Mrs. Junius Parker. ana
hrssar uniform and Mrs. Wells and Mrs.
Parker We're Roumanian peasants In
MIR. and Mrs. Preston Gibson enter
tanned at their table Mrs. Thomas
Laughlin and Larz Anderson. Mrs:
Gibson wore a modern evening gown OF
cloth of gold. with an ne ela61rateIy 5s;ru ar, ar,
one Of the numerous Pierrots in evil
/ Viscountess ]. Henri de sihour had at
her table Mr.. and Mrs. REYNOLDS, HIT.
George Howard. Miss Perrin. and M,ss
Hagner Mr.. and Mrs. John jacob
Rogers had with them Mrs. Hamlton
Lewis. Senator Camden. Mr.; and Mrs
Thomas Sweeney. Mr.. and. Mrs Walter
| Wilcox.
In Russian Costume.
. Miss Margaret Perrin wore a lovely
Russian costume Of green chiffon. bor-
der.d with gold. made with short un-
derskirt Of gold lace. The blouse was
belted with gold and embroidery Of
brillia nts marked the front She wore a
hussar cap o: gold with a jeweled aisret
and slippers and hosiery of gold. One
of the most delightful events Of the
evening was Miss Perin's dance. with
pa artner.
Miss Marian Oliver was a handsome
Pierrette in striped frock Of black
and white with powdered hair and a
cooked hat. Miss Julia Woods was a
gamin Of the Paris street, in black vel
vet trousers and a blue smock and sold
gayly colored balloons. Mrs. Edward
x. Rowland wore short spangled dress
and led huge bear.
NisGountess j. Henri de sibour wore
the costume OF an ARTIST of the Latin
quarter. Mrs. George Howard was IN
pink and blue. an 1880 costume, with a
lace bonnet and had with her her small
son. Mrs. Arthur Addison. wore sea
green chiffon trimmed with sea weed
and embroidered with fish. Mr.. Addison
was clown.
Miss Doris Ryer. who is visiting Mrs
Clarence Moore. was a fetching Daffodi
in pale yellow. Miss Caroline Nash
was a Persian lady; Mrs. William Mere.
dith wore a Persian costume OF white
satin and lace trimmed with black lace
and jet.
Mrs. Tom Claytor. who with DR.. Clay.
Theodore A. Baldwin. was An Oriental
princess. Or. claytor representing q
Scot"hman in plaids and kilties. Miss
Marguerite Barbour. who was also in
the party. was Piorrette.
Miss Mary Washington was "A Spanish
dancer. Mrs Jack Biddle wore an fS3
costume Mrs. Charles Campbell was
a lady Of the court Of Louis Philippe ir
. colonlal gentleman. in blue and silve,
brocade with rufflcs Of lace. Basi
! Niles was - gypsy.
. Mrs. sturges. wife Of Captain sturEes
=, cess OF t'r'"'', from the celebrated nor
trait in Madrid, with tight pink bodice
, and pun"d pink skirt and her hail
dressed high and powdered
90,
: from tho cola boraton of the Society o
! the BeauN Arts Architects. Of this city
and the Washington Chapter Of Amcr
can Institute Of Architects: the Wash
: ciety Of Washington Artists. The af
:. fair was given as benefit for a relic
. fund for tho wounded French artist!
: participating in the present European
, war. and for families OF French soldier
!, artists.
Il Because of the great demand 70,
/ tickets for last nights" entertainment
n the committee found it necessary to re
: peat th" performances, A duplication
of the soirce will be given tonight. tn,
f only difference to be the attendance o.
o. | OF her guests
!, The committee in charge Of the soire,
@ consisted Of Gsorg" Oakley Totten. jr.
d chairman; , Frederick II. Brook, treas
= Dean: Irving G. Moller Charles Nor
Z ris. Frcd Y. Murphy. Nathan c. Wyeth
n A. l.. Harris, Bedford Brown, RoIant
e R. Rodrick, James X. Young, ]. Beau
II cairo $, Wnshburn. Miss Mabel Fairfax
@ Christian Roeters. Miss Ruitchie Nc
II Lean. Miss Edith Spofford. Waiter T
l. Holt Miss Mabel +. Roberts, Miss Ma
Is bel Gallaher, Miss Franc Galleher
Miss Estelle Murray, Mrs. C. r. Wentz
r. Miss Gretchen Hood. George II. O'Con
=, nor. Arthur B. Pierce, j. Frank Dug
l. gan. William A. Morsell, Mrs. Anni
d Brett SUNNY. Felix Mahony. Woo,
a Cowan. Hugh Hennesy. Arthur Baor
= 7. HGyt Yoomans. James A. White, jr
?. Niles BRYANT, Arthur NJ McCreigh
- Walter Mari. Dufour Brown, Byro
y Blodgett, and NJ. T.. Kahn.
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