The Washington herald., 1919-10-29

loose cloak effect OF heavy white
silk deliberately embroidered in
white almost entirely concealing q
gown Of fine white lace. The hat
was small and of white velvet, with
large white clipped ostrich quilts
adOrning the front. Mrs. whit
locks gown was of brown silk with
an outline design of large leaves in
gold. Her hat was n small one, the
brim being of brown silk heavily
brocaded in gold and the crown Of
brown tulle. A brown tulle scarf
was wrapped around her throat.
Mrs. Frederick Gillett, wife of the
Speaker of the House. looked very
handsome in an extremely smart
gown of brown silk and a small
brown velvet hat, with shaded yell
low and brown flowers massed on
top of the crown.
Among the people of interest In
the galleries were: Mrs. William II.
Boiling. Miss Berthe Boiling. Nine.
Jusserand. wife of the French Am
! and Nine. Riano. the Swedish Min
! lister and Nine. Ekengren. the
: Minister OF Venezuela. S. A. Do
minici: Mrs. Breckenridge Long, wife
, of the Third Assistant Secretary OF
State: Mrs. William Phillips. wife OF
the Assistant Secretary Of State: Mrs.
, Logan Tucker. Miss Janet Richards, j.
4 r. Lefevre. charge daffaires of the
/ Panama legation; Mime. Bryn. wife Of
the Minister Of Norway; II. B. F.
| Macfarland, John Barrett. II. II. Glss-
! sic. Bernard Baruch, Mrs. Hite. Mrs.
| Francis E. Warren, Col. Robert Lee.
! Robert Fitch Shepard. Miss Alice
| Shepard. Mrs. John B. Henderson and
| Lord and Lady Swaythling. who were
! guests of Senator and Mrs. william
, NJ. Calder.
| Col. V. S. Hurban. the new mill
. tary attache of the Czecho-SIovaN -
legation. entertained at luncheon
yesterday in the red room of the
New willard in honor of the first
anniversary of the founding of the
iCzecho-Slovak republic. Covers
: were laid for thirty guests. amonl
whom were Gep. Peyton c. March,
chief OF stan. l.. s. A: Maj. ueh.
Frank Mcintyre. general staff, u. S.
A; Col. Constant Cordier. general
staff. u. s. A; Brig. Gen. CoIlardet
military attache of the French en-
| bassy; Col. Langlois. of the French
embassy; Maj. Gen. Emilio Gugliel-
motif. OF the Italian embassy: Co.
A. Nikolaieff. military attache of the
Russian embassy: Sergt. Urget,
! fnanCial attache of the Russian eIn
| bassy: Maj. Gen. /. J. A. Inouye, OF
the japanese embassy; Major 4,
Kara. of the japanese embassy: Mai
Gen. H. K. Bethel. military attache
of Great Britain: Lieut.. Col. A. f. A.
1 CfaNa
che of the British embassy:
Branko Lazarevitch, secretary OF
the Serbian legation: Mr.. Poole. OF
the Russian division of the State
Department. and others. including
three members OF the labor confer
ence now in Washington.
The Minister of Serbia and Nine
Grouitch will entertain Informally al
dinner tonight for their guests, Lord
and Lady Swaythling. Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Tuckerman gave a dinner last
night for Lord and Lady Swayth-
ling.
Miss Mary Archer Glass. daughter
of the Secretary Of the Treasury and
Mrs. Carter Glass! whose marriage 10
Mr.. John Guerrant Boatwright. will
take place on Saturday. November /,
in the Church OF the Covenant, was
the guest of honor at a luncheon yes
terdsy with Miss Alice NJ. Carmody-as
Ihostess. Other guests were Miss Au-
gusta Glass. Miss Mary Ellen Mar.
shall. Miss Elizabeth Shumate. Miss
. Frances Peak. Miss Elizabeth Koones
! and Mrs. Arthur Hannum Di<bert.
. Charles Pergler diplomatic repre-.
sentative OF Czecho-Slovakia al
Washington, has been appointed en-
Wy OF his government to japan. and