The Washington herald., 1918-03-07

"dlCH 70 OuN AAhO
every other fowl need drinking
water always before them
CRead another War Garden story
In tomorrOw's Herald.)
dinner party. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Elliott and the guests they enter
tanned at dinner beforehand.
Guests of sauIsburys.
Senator and Mrs. Willard salisbury
had with them in their box the Swiss
Minister and Nine. SulZer and Sena-
tor and Mrs. Francis Z. Warren. Mrs.
Charles Boughton Wood entertained in
her box Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Halves,
Miss Morgan and William Phelps Emo.
With Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ]. Bell in
their box were NE and Mrs. Paul
Bartlett. Mrs. Gardener Bell and Rob-
ert Bell. The guests with Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas +. Logan in their box
were Miss Marie Sims, Ames Brown,
Prince Edmonde Ruspoli. Capt. Bar
bee and Mrs. Victor Kaufman
William +. Fowler had with him in
his box Miss Charlotte de Pena, Miss
Marie Bonillas, Nine. Rojo, Miss
Exahaurren. Miss Uribe. Mime. Morel.
Miss Ramona Lefevre, Miss Espinosa.
]. f. Lefeyre. DR.. Rojo. Lieut.. Pillet,
of the French army. Lieut.. Duphy, OF
the British army. Baron Hall and Col.
William Horton. Mr.. and Mrs. Fox, OF
Paris and Philadelphia, who are
stopping at the Willard, entertained
at dinner last evening. taking their
guests to the ball.
n.L.-
Some of the other out-of-town guests
at the ball were Mr.. and Mrs. James
q. Forman, who are visiting Mrs. r.
J. Herman; Mai. and Mrs. Robert
Williams Wood and their daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Wood; Miss Eleanor N.
Jencks, who is visiting Miss Priscilla
White. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry White; Mrs. Perry Beadleston.
of New York, who is the guest of Miss
Mary Graham; Miss Helen Holmes
Chamberlain, OF Warrenton, Va, Miss
Olivia Whitridge Turnbull and Miss
Nancy de Ford, both OF Baltimore.
who are guests OF Miss Seibert, also
Miss Dorothy Grayson. who is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Charles r.
Williams. Mrs. Lucille Shelton had a
/ table and among her guests were her
SOIlp NuGSI anu
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. T. Q. Donaldson.
The number of costumes was end
less and the variety wonderful. There
| was everything imaginable represent
ed from a dainty bride to a rabbit.
Miss Sophie Seibert, who headed the
I receiving line, was a violet. Mrs
/ Bell wore a handsome gown of bro
caded lavender velvet Over white lace
| nd x1yfO
man had on a handsome black velvet
gown trimmed with white tulle and
| a white wig. Mrs. Townsend looked
very handsome in black velvet with
an interesting head dress of black
! ostrich plumes and aigrettes. Mrs.
| Herman was a charming Spanish per-
sonage all in black, even to the man
| tilla
Everybody was there. To write who
was not there would make a shorter
| list, almost, than to include those
present. DR.. and Mrs. Cary Gray
son were there; also Miss Jane Hunt,
Miss Adelaide Heath. Mrs. Buchanan
Merryman. Mrs. Beale r. Howard,
Miss May Adams. Viscount de Sibour,
George Howard, DR.. Rivas, Miss Nam
| cy Gordon Jones. DR.. and Mrs. Fred
Barton, Mr.. and Mrs. Reeve Lewis,
Mrs. ]. Eakin Gadsby, Herbert Hengs-
Ter, Miss Sarah Hickling, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. p. Ficklen and Miss Daviette
Ficklen. the Misses Hickey, DIR. and
Mrs. Reginald Walker, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Walter Penfield. Mrs. Horace MNc-
farland, Mr.. and Mrs. William Nc
! Clellan Ritter. Miss Katherine Hitch
cock, who wore a marvellous Chinese
costume: Miss Lena Hitchcock, also
a Chinese lady for the occasion; Miss
Mamie Chase. Miss Emily Chase, Miss
Suzanne Chase. Capt. and Mrs. Bar
bier. of the Belgian Legation; Miss
| Elizabeth Shumate. adorned as the
Goddess of Liberty; Miss Halle
Davis. a cunning quaint old-fashion-
ed lady with a white wig: Richard
Daniels. the young seaman son OF
the Secretary of the Navy; Robert
Hazelhurst McAdoo. Miss GwendoIyr
Denys. who made a fascinating
Indian; Mrs. Burr, James Rammage
beautiful sprite in pink tarleton;
Senator and Mrs. James wadsworth
lr.: Miss Dorothy Drake, Ezra Gould
DR.. p. e. Larkin. Mrs. Gafnor who
was a dainty flower; Miss Cecilia Nc.
Callum, a red and black Spanish
costume; Miss Dorothy Bertholf, in a
gypsy dress with a small red cap
Miss Nataline Dulles, William PAYNE
Meredith, Theodore Baldwin, jr.: the
\ Misses Beach, s. X. Constantinidi, oi
the Greek Legation; Miss LiIliar
Birney and Miss Catherine Harlow, IN
costumes of the students of the Latir
quarter; DR.. and Mrs. Walter Wells
Capt. and Mrs. Edward Goring Bliss
Col. Clarence Murphy, Representativ,
and Mrs. Fred Britten, Miss Marie
Sims, a fascinating Indian maiden
Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson, Gibson ahC
Miss Mary Duncan Gibson, Col
Harvey Miller, Mrs. f. B. Moran
Mrs. Robert Hinckley. DIR. and
Mrs. Ralph wy Mcdowell, Mr.
and Mr. E,it,,,,, n o,.,f.-, No.. xUtu