The Washington herald., 1919-04-27
THE WASHINGTON HERALD. SUNDAY. APRIL 27 1919

saw Giadys HsnckIey there. the sirst
time I have seen her in ,hges. The
Secretary OF the Interior and Mrs
Lane were there too. as Mrs. Lane
is particularly interested. II, seems,
in Miss Spinney. She had only got
ten back that day from Canada,
where she hurried to BEE Q sick
cousin and was very tired; had ta-
and had only q few hours to stay
there. The Secretary had Just re-
turned too, that same afternoon
from Virginia where he went tc
make a speech for the Victory Loan
Perhaps the most interesting dinner
party at Chevy Chase Wednesday
night was the one given by Margaret
Harding for Beatrice Fairfax and her
fiance, Lieut.. Theodore Chandler. The
AImas Temple ball that night was Q
most interesting affair. Thursday
night the world and his wife attended
the ball masque at the Club de vingt.
All ages were there and they all did
have such a good time. Each one OF
those parties seems to be more fun
than the last. That party was first
arranged for Easter Monday night
but was sensibly postponed until
Thursday because the social program
for Monday and already more than
filled.
The club was beautifully decorated
with apple blossoms and balloons.
The midnight frolic was the most
amusing feature Of a particularly fes-
tive evening. q group Of the prettiest
girls in Washington appearing IN the
role Of show girls. Fancy costumes
were worn by most Of the guests, who
were also masked. and confetti, ser
pentines and clever favors were sup
piled to accentuate the carnival at
mosphere.
The revue, which was staged un-
der the direction Of Capt. r. X.
Glen, OF the British Embassy stan.
and was given twice during the
evening. opened with THE First
Rose Of Summer" sung by Miss
Kathleen Lester and Louis Thomp-
son, with Miss Lester as the rose.
Among the girls who took part in
the revues and were members OF
the girls chorus were Miss Mildred
BromweH, Miss Margaret Deeble,
Miss Betty Burnett, Miss Kathleen
Lester. Miss Polly Brooks. Miss
Anna Hamlin. Miss Margaret Hard
ing, Miss Eleanor Johnson, Miss
Virginia E. Eckles. Miss Leila Cor
Don, Miss Theresa James. Miss Ruth
Hitchcock, Miss Adelaide Tuttle,
Miss Ruth Wilson and Miss Frances
Hampson.
Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood and
Miss Lillian washburn Newlin. Sec
retary OF the fund, received the
guests. Among the notables pres
ent were Mrs. Newton d. Baker,
Mrs. Franklin X. Lane, Mrs. Mahlon
Pitney. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Will
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Corcoran Thom,
Brig. Gen. Charles Lee. r. r. e.
Edward c. Crossett, James Z. Baker,
IT., Riccardo di Bangro, Duke Van III
Manning. jr.. william Bowie Clarke,
Capt. Alan Pendleton. DIR. Thomas l.
Lee, Algernon F. n. Greig, Lieut.. Dex-
ter Tiffany. Com. Yoshitake Vyede
Charles Noble Gregory. Charles Hen
derson. Count Goran Rosen. Count
nils Rosen, Capt. S. de F. Larner
Lieut.. Gillespie. Capt. S. A. Gustow.
ski, Surg Gen. Rupert Blue, Col. Rob-
ert G. Paxton, l. B. Hoomskirk, Col
Henry D. Lindsey. Lieut.. Geo. H. II
Eadde, Dimitri Pertzoff. Maj. Theodore
Low, Lesley Ashburner, Senior Don j
z. LeFevre. Maj. Gen. James D. Nc
Ischlan. Charles F. p. Richardson
Earl Van Wagner, Mr.. Cummings
Mr. Parker. Richard Flournoy. d. W
Conway. woldemar w. de Svesnikoff
L. A. Penacherrera, Anthony G. Add.
son. n. Lawrence Dickey, DIR. Conrad
Jenny, Alvares de Buenavista. ]. Bal
lard Moore. DIR. Tom Williams. Mai
Theodore Barnes. Baron tn. de Gunz.
burg, Jos. Devereux, Jas. D. Phclsn
Maj. II. Bert Lee. Lieut.. Waller
Miss Alys Dawning. Mr.. and Mrs
Horace Westcott. Representative
and Mrs. Fred Britton, Miss Adc.
laide Tuttle, Miss Margaret Deeblc
Miss Kathleen Lester and Mr.. and
Mrs. Axel WichfeId. Lieut.. Comir
and Mrs. Theodore Wilkinson
Count Henri de Sibour, Loui-
Thompson, Mrs. Albert Sidney
Burleson. Miss Elizabeth Lee Grin,
nell. Miss Eleanor Johnston. Mrs
Charles Boughton Wood. Mrs
Blaine Elkins. Mrs. Richard Gam,
brill. Carolyn Nash. Mrs. E. NJ
Hinkle, Mrs. Henry +. Dimock
Miss Ruth Wilson. Miss Elizabeth
Heath. Mrs. Sidney BalIou, Mis-.
Betty Burnett, Miss Virginia Minor
Mrs. Edwin Brooke. Miss Geneviev,
Brooke. Mrs. Richard Townsend
Miss Elizabeth Walmsley. Mrs, Oh