Evening star., 1918-02-05

ty in their box which included DR.. and
Mrs. James Culpepper and Mr.. and Mrs
Abner Pope OF Norfolk. Va; Miss Vir-
ginia Minor and Col. Richardson.
vey and Mrs. Frank Harmon had a
party in their box which included Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Shuey, Mrs. oliver
E. Pagan. Mrs. Pearl Gray and Miss
Harriet Harmon.
Gen. Julian s. Carr of Durham, N. c..
had as his guests c. c. McChord and
Mrs. McChord. Mr.. and Mrs. John Tenn
pie Graves ana Miss Graves. Mr.. and
Mrs; Edward e. Britton. Mrs. Joseph
Noell. Miss Clarissa veisbehn Of Rus
sta and Miss Lois Threadgill of Ala
bama.
The other box holders included Mrs.
George Vanderbilt, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Mrs Charles B. Ward. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward B. Mclean, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul NJ.
Warburg. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F.
Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Barklie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Baruch. Mr.. and
Robert NJ. Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn Stewart. Mrs. Louis Bennett.
Mrs. James Pryor Tarvin and the presi-
dents of each chapter of the District
Jewels. laces. miniatures and heir
looms Of historic association added to
the interest of many of the costumes.
Miss Mamie Randolph Heth, president
Miss Mary Custis Lee. both of whom
were in the receiving line, wore jewels
that date back to the first Presidents
wife. of whom Miss Lee is a great
eat-granddaughter.
Miss Mamie Randolph Heth wore a
handsome gown of black embroidered
net over silver cloth and the Wash
ington diamonds.
Mrs. Newton d. Baker wore purple
chiffon. brocaded in silver and gold
and mounted over silver lace.
Mrs. Josephus Daniels wore hand
some gown of sand-colored faille silk
embroidered in gold.
Mrs. Claude a. Swanson wore black
and white beaded net over cloth of sill
ver trimmed with crystals and sapphire
blue velvet.
some gown of black velvet with pearl
ornaments.
Miss Mary Custis Lee, a handsome
gown of black jet and lace.
Mrs. Marcus Wright wore an effective
costume Of black georgette embroider-
ed In white beads over white SATIN with
corsage of violets and pearl ornaments.
Mrs. James Mulcare.. a lovely gown of
black chiffon over black velvet COM
bined with silver lace and touches of
French blue velvet on the bolice.
Miss Margaret Wilson wore a hand
some gown Of sapphire blue chiffon vel
vet fashioned on simple lines with
garnitures of sapphire blue beads orna-
mentinE the bodice.
Miss Helen Woodrow Bones wore a
gown of white satin draped over silver
lace
Nine. Riano wore a costume of black
chiffon velvet with the bodice and
, shoulder straps outlined with brilliants
Miss Agnes Hart Wilson. sapphire
blue tulle ad satin embroidered in
silver.
Mrs. Dunsmore. pale gray tulle with
| an overdress of gray satin embroider-
Mrs. Key Pitman wore a beautiful
| gown Of heavy gold lace, mounted over
cloth Of gold.
Miss Katherine Lowe, pink brocaded
| satin. trimmed with crystals.
Miss Jane Gregory, an effective gown
| of chiffon velvet. shading from a silver
gray to shell pink.
ported gown of crystal and white iri-
| descent sequins, with motifs of green
sequins and draperies of green tulle
Mrs. r. D. Shepherd a handsome
gown of electric blue velvet, embroid-
cred in silver.
i w. Va. charming frock of porcelain
blue tulle. built over cloth of gold
| Mrs. r.. c. Ringgold, a draped model
/ of orchid taffeta. combined with silver
| lace.
Miss Elisabeth Green of Charles Town
| W. Va, an iridescent gown, Of peacock
blue velvet, with gold lace.
Nine; de Ursta, sapphire blue velvet
Mrs Dennis Epson. a handsome gown
Gnrpis ,nS s,ssin .ssa 1sHe.aed Monss' n seldi
dran1se blue ehifIon tafeta, eombiasd
with bronse tulls and laos.
Mrs. Wilton ]. Lambert wore 4 becolu.