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Of the Swiss legation and Capt. L.
Mrs. Charles Boughton had among
her guests Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Price
Wright and Miss Morgan.
Others entertaining box parties
were Col. Robert NJ. Thompson. Mrs
Stephen B. EIkins. Mrs. Larz Ander-
son, Mrs. Overton Lea and Mrs. Rob
ert w. Kelly Of New York. Miss Alice
Brady. Col. William Eric Fowler.
Col. Henry Breckinridge. Admiral
Willard Brownson. Mrs. Emory Win
ruch, Mrs. William Belden Noble and
Countess Ivanitsch and Mrs Hope.
Miss Nancy Lane. who was chair
! man Of the young ladies' committee
| had the assistance Of Miss Frances
Hampson. Miss Marcia Chaplin. Miss
Mr.. William Bowie Clarke was chair
man of the floor committee.
| Among the distinguished guests or
the evening were Mrs. Cornelius Van
derbilt Of New York. who arrived. with
Mrs Henry c. Corbin, late in the even
brocaded cloth Of silver, the upper
part of the decollete bodice of white
tulle. while the skirt, which was
draped, was bordered around the hem
with q broad band of sable. the fur
also edging the drapery at the side
and back. Her jewels, which were su-
! perb, consisted of broad Grecian filet
of diamonds, which entirely encircled
| her couture; long pendant earrings OF
diamonds and diamond orchid worn
on the corsage, an exact duplicate OF
this beautiful exotic in size and shape,
the stones being of rare beauty.
Lord and Lady Swaythling were
with the minister of the Serbs. Croats
and Slovenes. and Nine. Grouitch. in
their box. Lady Swaythling, who is
of the petite brunette type, wore a
gown of silver -brocaded cloth. with
the skirt draped and terminating in a
| long panel train. The bodice was of
silver lace, as were the short, full
sleeves. and garlands of flowers in
pastel shades showed at the side.
| She wore a diamond tiara in which
pear shaped diamonds of great beauty
showed in pendant effect. Nine.
| Grouitch wore a gown of bronze and
gold tulle incrusted with iridescents
in the two shades. and her tiara Of
! gold studded with jewels was worn
| low on the forehead. She wore sew
eral foreign decorations.
Mrs. Authoritarian and her daugh-
| ter, Miss Miller-Graham, of Santa
Barbara. Calf, were the guests of
Mrs. Robert Glen and her son, MI
| Roy r. Glen CT the British embassy
| AAi .. III dIidHl "oIe d StQHIllllS
gown of black panne velvet and her
/ ornaments consisted of a diamond and
pearl necklace in the design of gar
/ land of ribbon knotted, with the ends
i FALLING at one side. On the corsage
she wore an exquisite spray Of dia-
| monds in a feathery scroll design and
she also wore diamond and pearl ear
rings. Miss Miller-Graham wore
bronze tulle over charmeuse Of the
same shade, with butterfly skirt. the
top of which was mounted over hoops.
Mrs. Robert Glen wore a gown of
! crystal. the design extending down
on the skirt, where it terminated In
points She wore handsome diamond
ornaments. Mrs. Henry c. Corbin wore
cloth of silver Mr.. and Mrs Rolfe
Boiling, the latter wearing black jet
! and sequin gown. Mrs. John Allan
Dougherty was in French blue silk,
showing a CLINT of silver trimmed
| with silver lace.
| Mrs. William Belden Noble, gray
charmeuse and tulle. Mrs. George Bar
| nett wore q white satin gown elabor-
ately draped and made with a long
train. A garland of roses showed at
| the back Of the bodice from the shoul-
der to the waist line. Mrs. John
Crayke Simpson wore a black jetted
tulle, mounted over cloth of gold
Princess Ghika. black charmeuse. en-
broidered in gold, with Russian
coronet Of oriental Jewels; Mrs. Will
liam kearney Carr. black spangled
net; Mrs. W. T. Rucker. white accor
dian pleated chiffon; Mrs. willard
Warner. green charmeuse, yelled in
| black tulle, embroidered in Jet; Miss
Martha Fitzpatrick, white brocaded
satin, combined with silver lace, and
made with a long draped train; Miss
Margaret Crosson, pale blue taffeta
| over white tulle with RarlandS of
French flowers; Miss Ruth Wilson.
black satin, with a corsage bouquet of
Ophelia roses; Miss Margheritta Till
man, black chiffon, embroidered in
gold; Miss Hilda Sykes. rose pink
and silver brocaded taffeta; Miss
Louise Lacey, a gold sequin and tulle
gown; Mrs. Medorem Crawford, white
satin, with a spangled net overdress.
Mrs. Lane wore gown of deep rose
pink, brocaded in a delicate scroll de-
sign In gold and a bodice of rose chif-
fon over white satin.