The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-20

Mrs. Amory Lawrence had box parties.
as did Mr.. and Mrs. SyIvanus Stokes,
jr.. who occupied the box OF Mrs.
Stokes mother, Mrs. Gibson Fab
nestock. In the party were Capt. Rob-
ert W. Patterson, Mrs. Melville Wal
lace, Mrs. Milmore and Miss Marion
Tiffany. of New York. who arrived in
Washington yesterday to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Stokes.
So constantly were the guests on
the move. drifting from one ballroom
to another or taking in one or another
OF the numerous and clever side
shows" that it was difficult to see
just who was present in the shifting
kaleidoscope throng. Among those
noted, however. were Maj. Gen. and
Mrs. George Barnett, Capt Arthur
Snagge. naval attache of the British
embassy; Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Reynolds
Hit, the Duke di Sangro, Count
Raoul d'Adhemar, Princess Ghika.
Miss Margaret Harding. Miss Frances
Hoar. Miss Virginia Eckles. Miss Jane
Story, Miss Flora Wilson, Miss Kath-
crime Effinger. Miss Katherine Let's.
Mrs Charles Bromwell. Miss Mildred
Cromwell. Capt. r. r. Glen, of the
British. embassy; Mrs. Sherman Miles,
Mrs. Charles Keller, Major and Mrs
Roger Harrison, Mrs. Lewis Hayes
Watkins. DR.. and Mrs. Larkin w.
Glazebrook, and Major and Mrs. Eve
leth whiting.
Major William F. Tomkins and his
bride elizabeth Hamilton), who are
but recently back from their wedding
trip, were present and held an infOr-
he
Other bridal couples whose presence
reused a futter OF interest were Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Pogue CGrace Need
ham,. and Mr.. and Mrs. Dion Scott
Birney. Mrs. Birney was formerly
Miss Sarah Booth Miller
Mrs. Victor Whitside, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Reside. who
has been long away from Washing
ton, was among the guests. Col. Will
liam I. Merry. u. 8. A, back in
Washington after an absence of three
years. was also present and was
given a warm welcome. He has been
married since leaving here. Earl
Goodwin. chairman of the Washington
committee for the Salvation Army
drive. and Mrs. Goodwin. were present.
also Miss Katherine Foss, Mrs. Olga
Roosevelt Bayne, Miss Gorgas, Lieut..
Comdr. and Mrs. Clarence Nelson
Hinkamp. Mrs. Walter Wells. Miss
Margaret Noes, Miss Ruth Wilson.
Miss Carolyn Nash, Comdr. c. T
Jewell. Mr.. and Mrs William c. Mil
Ter, Mrs. Paul Joachim, William
Bowie Clarke, Miss Lillian Washburn
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Bentley, Major Theodore Lowe. Mr..
and Mrs Norman Underwood. Jack
Deibert, William Shea. Leroy Golf,
Mr.. and Mrs Roy. Neuhauser, Lieut..
Frederick Meyer, Lieutenant Childs,
Judge and Mrs Charles B. Howry.
and Miss Mary Howry, Lieutenant
Barber. Of the Belgian legation, and
Frank Little.
Supper-pie. doughnuts, cheese, and
coffee-was served in the main din
ing room and on the broad. inclosed
veranda overlooking Rock Creek
Park. and doughnuts, piping hot and
powdered with sugar. could be had
from a group of Salvation Army las
sizes, gold stripers.' for whom cor
ner OF the porch was set aside. They
did a rushing business all evening
and one wondered if their thoughts
kept going back to the days when
they fried doughnuts for the boys in
the trenches.
The "hcadliner" OF the clever dra-
matte performance which was put on
at midnight under the direction OF
Capt r. r Glen. was Miss Margaret
Anglin and Frisco" a Keith's star,
also got round after round Of ap-
plause Miss Anglin made her debut
in a new role, singing the stirring
verses written by George VI. Cohan
especially for the occasion. The last
line was omitted and prize of 500