Evening star., 1917-02-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hollister Chapman
and DR.. and Nine. Carl Paul Hubscher.
Mr.. and Mrs A. c. Downing had Mrs.
Hugo Osterhaus, Miss Alys Downing
and others with them at their table.
| DIR. and Mrs. John Crayke Simpson
had with them at their table Mr.. and
Mrs. James NJ. Green, Miss Maths and
Mr.. Hempstone.
Mr. Richard Crane had among the
| guests at his table Miss Mary Fay of
Boston, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Leather
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Richardson
Clover and Miss Eudora Clover had
several young men with them at their
| table.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. johnson had
as their guests at their table Maj. and
| Mrs. W. E. P. French and Capt. and
Mrs Harvey.
Senator and Mrs MARITIME entertained
at table having among their guests
| Mrs. Walter Bloedorn.
Gen. and Mrs. Scriven entertained
at their table during the evening Miss
McQuade of New York. Mr.. Victor Nc
Warthen of Front Royal, Va. Capt.
| Gutensohn, Miss Gretchen Wahl and the
| Misses Scrven.
| DIR. and Mrs. Ryan Deveraux had Mrs.
| Aldis Browne and Miss Browne and
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Aspinwal at
their table.
Mrs. Francois Berger Moran had at
her table Mrs. Alexander Sharp. Mrs.
Horace G. Macfarland. Miss Catherine
Hill, Commander Walter Crosley. MT.
Ray Baker and Representative Gallo
way.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Hutchinson,
Representative and Mrs. George Fair
child and Judge and Mrs. Charles Mo-
another table.
Commodore and Mrs. W. W. Galhraith
who entertained at dinner before the
ball used their table as a place Tor
their guests to sit out.
Commander Jewell entertained Mt his
table, the party being chaperoned by
Mrs. 7. Il. Van Metre.
Mr.. and Mrs. john Q: Evans had MISS
Gardiner, Miss Mary Dove, Capt. Me
Emery and Mr. Nevius with them at
their table.
senator and Mrs. James Hamilton
Lewis and Mr.. and Mrs Harold walker
had table together.
AMONG others who had tables were
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Wheeler and Miss
Ethel MacMurray.
Costumes Are Brilliant.
The gorgeous costumes, representing
every country and every period. made
a scene of Kaleidoscope briuiancJ
There were court ladies' Moorish maids
Little Bo Peeps with their little lambs
as white as snow, Jockeys. polo play
ers Scotch lads and lassies and every
where tho pink coat Of the riding COS
tune.
Mrs. Franklin X Lane was charming
in a gown of pale blue and white bro
cade with a white wig dressed in Louis
Ouinze style and carrying a large flame
ostrich fan.
Mrs. Mahlon Pitney was a picture in
a gown of pink rose petals with u.
grape vine with green grapes encir,
cling her waist and a white wig dressed
high and ornamented with pink rose
Mrs. John Miller Horton made an
ideal colonial dame in a handsome blue
and silver brocade combined with Sill
yer lace with pale blue and pink os-
trich tops in her hair and diamond orna-
ments.
Mrs. Gillett Hill was in gray tube
and silver.
Mrs. Charles E. Proctor Of Great
Neck. l. l., as Dawn. in a costume Of
silver and blue gauze with oud-like
cape, and q crown Of blue velvet, the
points being tipped with brlliants.
and a diamond necklace with cats
velvet skull cap.
Mrs. Greenbury Fort of Chicago wore
black and white tulle and diamonds.
Miss Georgia Schofield Was vsry
fetching as polo girl in white
breeches, black velvet coat, red
WhlStCOat, Whltc SILK SGlrC ana DldCk
velvet scull cap.
Mrs. William NJ. Ingraham wore a
lace gown with a pink velvet hunting
coat and a Gainsborough hat trimmed
with pink ostrich feathers.
Nine. Carl Paul Hubscher was an IN
beads. Mrs. Robert Hollister Chap
man was a Spanish lady. in purple
satin gown. with a red rose and a
high comb in her hair.
@ ov,f CyNa tch
girl; Mrs. Stimson Brown, Turkish cos
tune. with spangled scarf; Mrs. E. n.
Tillman wore an effective costume con-
sisting of a black and white striped
skirt, black satin coat and jockey cap.
Mrs. George Barnett wore a hunting
costume: Mrs. John Buchanan was in
a Turkish costume. with white satin
trousers with a minaret of green chif-
fon embroidered In pearls and rubies
broidered in silver. She wore pearl
head ornament. Mr.. John Buchanan
wore a jockey costume.
Mrs George T Marye was stunning
In a gown of torauoise blue satin bro
pearls. and diamond ornaments in her
coiffure.
Mr.. Arthur Bradley Campbell wore
the regulation hunt ball costume. black
satin shorts and pink coat.
Mr.. John w. Clifton wore a hunt
costume of black and white.
Mile Ernestine Van Rappard. daugh-
ter of the Netherlands minister and
Nine Van Rappard, wore Moorish
costume specially designed for her in
Morocco. The full trousers were of
green satin, confined at the ankles by
silver bands. The coat was of green
and gold brocade. and she wore a silk
scarf on her head with the all-envelop-
ing scarf of the Moorish women cover
ing figure and face except the eyes.
others in Fancy Costumes.
Miss Frances Travers. in pink tulle,
with a fancy headdress; Gen. Hugh L.
Scott in full-dress uniform: Mrs. James
r. Mann, in cloth of silver with a
bodice of silver tissue studded with
rhinestones and carrying big white
ostrich fan; Mrs. Adolph Caspar Miller,
in white satin brocaded in gold, with
a deep cape collar edged with fur, and
wearing a white wig; Mrs. cary cray
son. in gown Of deep purple shading
to violet. with a tulle scarf OF violet
and a violet winged cap: DR.. Grayson,
in riding suit with pink coat: MISS
RosaIie Spang. in a rich pompadour cos
tune.
Mrs. Clarke waggaman. In gown
| of watermelon pink tulle, with pow
dered hair encircled by band of vel
vet to match the gown, fastened with
| a diamond crescent; Mr.. Waggaman, IN
| a dark blue suit with a bolero jacket
slashed and bound with gold braid: Mrs
W. Sinclair Bowen, in a white linen
| riding habit of trousers ana Iong coat
with red vest and black velvet
| ;,aI-,,, nao. Mice N1organ in a Chinese