The Washington herald., 1920-02-10

noon iroIn 10 O'Clock by Mrs.
Samuel Burleigh Milton. assisted by
her sister, Mrs. Wilford Geist From
heiser, OF Pottstown, Pa. at the
formers home in Eighteenth street.
certainly enjoyed one of the most
attractive and beautiful functions
OF the winter. The brilliant -hued
and attractive costumes Of the So
ciety girls costumed as gypsy girls
added to the effectiveness and
beauty OF the artisticalfy decorated
rooms. The parlor and dining room
were transformed into woodland
scenes. In the center of the. dim
ing-room there was clever rep
resentation OF an airship. the COM
bination of the soft lights and the
gariands that entwined it making a
very striking picture. The canopy
over all carried out with fidelity of
detail most beautiful scene. Even
amid the leafy boughs of the trees
birds peeped out from nests and
the songs of real live canary
added to the realism of the scene.
In one corner of the room there was
a gypsy tent of bright hues and the
blooming plants and palms lent a
charm that brought many express
sions OF wonder and admiration
from the large number of guests
that kept up a steady stream of
callers all the afternoon.
Among the more than hundred,
guests were Mrs. Howard Suther-
land, wife of the Senator of West
Virginia: Mrs. Watson. wife of the
Senator of Indiana: Mrs. Kirby,
wife Of the Senator OF Arkansas:
Mrs. John Bankhead. wife Of the
Senator OF Alabama: Mrs. william
j. Bankhead. wife of the Repre-
sentative from Alabama; Mrs. Leo
more Sherwood. daughter of Gen.
Sherwood: Mrs. William HarIIee, wife
OF Col. Harllee: Mrs. James Young,
wife OF Representative Young, of
Texas: Mrs. David Kincheloe, wife
OF Representative Kincheloe, OF
Kentucky: Mrs. George II. Young,
wife of Representative Young of
North Dakota; Mrs. w. A. Cullop.
Mrs. Rose. wife of Representative
Rose, of Pennsylvania: Mrs. Emmet
Gudger. wife of Paymaster Gudxer;
Mrs. Theodore Shuey. Mrs. FREQ.
bennett. Mrs. woodward. wife OF
Representative woodward of West
Virginia: Mrs. Echols, wife of
Representative Echols, of West
Virginia: Mrs. Chindblom. wife of
Representative Chindblom. OF IIH-
nois: Mrs. Harry Cary, Mrs. Clark,
wife OF Representative Clark, Of
Florida: Mrs Mansfield, wife of
Representative Mansfield, OF Texas;
Mrs. Coronado, Mrs. Torres. Mrs.
Frederick Young. wife of Captain
Young: Mrs. Irene Lee Dayton, Mrs
George Fiske Dudley.
There were fourteen young girls
dressed in attractive gypsy costume.
Miss Jocelyn Mansfield and Miss
Virginia Robson attended the door.
Miss Marie MCGUIRE announced the
callers. Miss Harriet Clark, daugn-
ter of Representative Clark. pre-
scnted each guest a luck charm.
Miss Marie Davidson told fortunes.
Miss Lillian Morgan. of Rockville,
presided in the dining room. assis-
ted by Miss Myrtle Norton. Miss
Lucille Clark. Daughter of REPRE-
sentative Clark, Misses Elaine and
Eloise Lazaro. daughters of Repre-
sentative Bazaro of Louisiana, and
Miss Gladys Pugh.
There were a number of interesting
musical numbers. Miss Margaret
Mansfield. daughter of Representative
Mansfield, played the violin. Miss
Estrella Amores sang a number of
oepsnliui spanish songs. Mrs. Coro-
nado gave several instrumental num-
bers. Mrs. kinchelo gave some whis-
tling solos in her inimitable style
Miss Davidson proved a most won
derful palmist, and her costume was
most picturesque and appropriate.
The hostess and her sister received
in beautiful Spanish shawls, and Mrs.
Milton proved herself a clever and
gifted palmist, as well as an artist and
hostess