The Washington times., 1916-12-31


on Friday the James Marion John.
ston's dance for Eleanor. Their old.
err sisters came into their own with
Captain and Mrs. wiley's dance at the
Playhouse for Elizabeth and Roberta
they are two such delightful girls
and the Harlows' ball at the same
place. You'd have never recognized
Il. as the same, though, with fits Ha-
waiian decorations and Its gay green
psrrokeets fitting about.
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Cemins.Ont hall
Was such q jolly Party.
Then there was Mary Brownies com.
ing out ball. such Jolly party, at
Rauscher's: the Ira copley's dance for
Amy Bennett at the same place and
still at the same place Amy's debut
party, a tea dance. That was one
OF the prettiert OF the debutante
functions and Amy In one OF the pref.
tlest OF the buds. II was quite de-
iightful to see her when she came out
OF the adorable hedged In garden.
where she received with her mother.
anu tUtfFtu tht bht Eht
had been round the room twice she
Shed be seized, whiried about twice,
brokep In on and whiried on again.
all without losing a step.
The world and his wife. likewise
daughters and UNATTACHED young men.
were on hand the music was splendid
and the dancing fast and furious and
there We're men. men. men. Being
girl. you1l readily agree with me that
plenty OF men are highly desirable at
n dane, and there were enough there
10 keep all the girls busy. and then
To crowd in on the dancing floor aud
oocury niore OF II than they ought
It's always good Co see enough nsn.
and more. at a dance. than are NJ dcd.
IL there nJst be wall norers. let tho
mcn bloom, say ~ But the bloomin'
men do have n way ~ getting unmnn-
ageable. crowding down into the floor
In n sinaous line that rways back and
forth. as the men press their chances
20 break IN" on the dance OF the pag-
ticulnr girls they want to capture. Per-
sonaliy. next time I give dance I'm
going to haye n traffic polieeman--nice.
polite one. OF course--io look .aftor the
,stags" and keep then, reminded Tint
the dancers must have n fSit chance.
May "pes
rep" ~ rc -
But 10 &c, JACK 70 Amy behne'tS
pai", 'n'nN ''o'y'opy We .Ne' A'eN'
anu INV" so'"a "'o,e We ous", W' va
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anu soe'e'S' "'s '.a".s nero wv"
court IN ono corner o., the 'oahroom'
and Mrs. Barnett did too. only the men
were too busy. Insisting that she dance
with them, Then there was Mine. Riano.
and Mrs. Oracle with her house guest.
Miss Miiiett. OF New York, In hand
some green velvet gown That vas par
tieularly stunning and-out, y. j
shanf try 10 tell who was thsrs'
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Taylor LoEies debut tea nj he web
inston Gun vas another one ot ue
pleasant functions OF the week " Vas
quite oriiiian,, All Sorts OF ihteresuns
people. ana there was aahcihs LOT .nc
young toik' Fhcn came suppc, anu =
thes,er party Tor inc krs VINO wo's
~ssuns 400 as many Iounk
"a, oohina ,hcn ana tne. Me'. n'y ,'n
Johy sood .ms-ana 70 cap w n,a,
many OF 'hem Nch' y" W ''' A''
dance F'
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ssGerds ResuSs % Capital
n. speus the wsster.
NJ. n N a.Yoyd ana Gladys SAT-.
-, ,,,,.,., A., p,cnl.
'oro' VINO paAsoa :"
line, Mass returned TO washington
afternoon. They have an
apartment at the Connecticut for the
winter. IL has been their custom TO
spend thi. season here for a great
many years, as Mrs Stafford has an