Evening star., 1919-01-26

st as Saturday once served the pur-
t.
+, velvet. cut with train and bodice
| OF iridescent purple sequins.
! Mrs. Henry D. Flood, who wore a
| an overdrapery of bottle green net,
| embroidered in an oriental design.
! The oriental net formed the bodice
and green satin finished the bottom
of the skirt and long train.
Mrs. William A. I;odcabefg wore 4
I gown of white satin heavily en-
broidered in silver with an over
drapery of torquoise blue charmeuse.
The bodice was of the white and
silver brocade with touches of the
blue, and sleeve draperies of silver
tuiie.
Mrs. Joseph w. Byrns was in a
striking gown of turquoise blue silk
broche. closely draped at the feet
and with the bouffant drapery at the
hip line held at the side by a cluster
Of small blue ostrich tips.
Mrs Martin A. Morrison wore
lace over black satin. and Mrs.
Towner wore graceful gown of
black taffeta, and Mrs. Alben w.
Barkley wore yellow satin and tAllle.
Those in charge of the general ar
rangements were: Miss Alice Page,
y
Mrs. John A. Peters. Mrs. Henry d.
Flood, Mrs. William Hughes and Mrs.
Martin A. Morrison. The assisting
hostesses were Mrs. Carter Glass,
Mrs. Sherman r. Burroughs. Mrs.
Frank H. Briggs. Mrs Joseph w
Byrns, Mrs. William M. Calder, Mrs.
Philip d. Campbell, Mrs. Ira c. Cop
ley, Mrs. Charles r. Davis, Mrs.
Joseph /. France, Mrs. Duncan u.
Fletcher, Mrs. Warren Gard. Mrs.
James Good. Mrs. Thomas F. Gore,
M Mrs a1.;,a5 AISLE J. Gronna' Mes ,.mTs MIS-. " w
Thomas P. Gore, Mrs. James w.
Hustled, Mrs John B. Kendrick, Mrs
Gordon Lee, Mrs. George w. Norris.
Mrs. Atlee Pomerene, Mrs. John E.
Raker. Mrs. Henry T. Rainey. Mrs.
James A. Reed. Mrs. Willard sauls-
Charles S. Thomas, Mrs. Charles B
Ward. Mrs. Wallace II. White. Mrs.
Josiah A. Wolcott and Mrs. Albert
Vestal.
The Norwegian minister and Nine
Bryn were hosts at dinner last evening,
having as their guests Senator and Mrs.
salisbury, the Netherlands minister and
Mime. Cremer, Assistant Secretary of
State and Mrs. Breckinridge Long. Ad-
Walter Tuckerman, Mrs. Bayard. DR..
James Howard Gore and Mr.. and Mrs.
Stray.
the Interior. has gone to Hampton,
Va, to deliver an address.
The minister from Bulgaria and
Nine. Panaretof will entertain a
company at dinner Tuesday evening
in honor of the acting secretary OF
state and Mrs. Frank Lyon Polk.
A Congressional Bud,
daughter Of Representative and Mrs.
Daniel Read Anthony, 5r.. of Kansas,
| was formally presented to society by
her mother yesterday afternoon at a
large tea at their residence. on Wyo-
| ming avenue.
, dred of the capitals official and resi-
dent set. were received by Mrs. An
| thony and Miss Anthony, assisted by
| their house guest, Miss Nancy Cra-
| vens of Fort Smith, Ark.
Palms and ferns, with the wealth
| Of beautiful blooms sent the young
debutante. formed the attractive dec
| orations for the drawing rooms and
! dining room Mrs. Anthony wore a
handsome gown of black chiffon vel
vet and Miss Anthony a charming
model OF cloth Of silver. with a. cerise
| velvet girdle. Miss cravens wore a
| draped gown Of black velvet Mrs
James Karrick, Mrs. Philip Campbell.
| Mrs. 8. Wallace Dempsey, Mrs. We'll
lington Wells Of Boston and Mrs
Pyree Rivers shared the honors at
the tea table
| In the evening Representative and
Mrs. Anthony entertained at dance
| at Rauscher's for Miss Anthony, their
| guests numbering about $50.
Mrs John Jacob Rogers. wife of
| Representative Rogers Of Massa-
| chusetts, was hostess at a brilliant
| musical yesterday afternoon, enter
| tanning at the Warrington Club. Mrs.
Nevil Ford Of Boston, who possesses
| sympathy, delighted the many guests,
who were representative OF the diplo-
| matte, official and resident society of
Washington. Mrs. Inez Gill Carroll
| accompanied Mrs. Ford. whose selec-
| tions Of French, English and Russian
| songs called forth repeated encores.
Mrs. Ford, who Is cousin OF Mrs.
Rogers. is the daughter OF Mrs Hall
McAllister Of Boston, and only re-
Gently decided to enter upon q pro-
1 fessional career.
The residence of Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Edward H. Gheen was tho scene
of an interesting wedding yesterday
| afternoon at 4:15. whom their young
Gheen. became the BRIDE Of Lieut.
Commander Afva Douglas Bernhard
son Of Mra- Bernhard and the lats
Rev. Joseph Bernhard Of LAwrenoa
Kan. The Rsv. Charles Wood Of thu
Church Of the Covenant odlcaateA
the ceremony being witnessed BY only
a few intimate friends.