Evening star., 1920-02-03
Society
IContinued from Eighth Pnse.)
(Continued from Eighth PHge.

Branch of Richmond. Va. and Mrs.
Horace G. Macfarland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm 8. McConine
had among their guests MIS-. HuDAii
Of Richmond and Mrs. Roger Tread
we'll
tinss entertained a party OF young
MI. and Mrs. Thomas F. Ryan OF
New York. and Mr.. and Mrs. WiInam
Randolph Hearst, also of New YORK.
took boxes for the ball.
brilliant party in her box, her party
| including the ambassador of Peru, Mr.
Pezet: Baroness Romano AveZzana,
Donna Yolande Romano Avezzana'
Senator and Mrs. Key Pittman. Mrs;
John H. Bankhead. Representative ana
Mrs. William B. Bankhead. DR.. Don
Carlos Gibson. Mrs. Weaver Harris OF
Nashville, Mrs. George LIE Roy Boyle,
Miss Callie Doyle, Mrs. e. w. Coie'
Rev. DR.. Bolton Mcbride and Mr.. Law
son Treadwell.
box were Mrs. George NJ. Eckles and
Miss Virginia Eckles. Col. and Mrs.
Campanole. Thomas Kearney, MI 8
Eunice Oberly and Miss Portia Oberly.
In Mrs; Joseph Thropp's bog were
Campbell. DR.. and Mrs. Tom Williams,
Mrs. Medorem Crawford. Col. and Mrs.
David Porter and Mr.. Charles Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Wilton Mac
Lean had as their guests in their box
Capt. Fred Beall. commander of Camp
and Miss Jessica Randolph Smith.
daughter of Orren Randolph Smith.
the designer of the Stars and Bars.
The other guests in their box were
Mr.. and Mrs. H. K. ush-Brown. Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Smith Gordon. Mr..
nd cnAduyiA E11Hw0rfh Mr.
and Mrs. Z. E. Britton. Mr.. Charles
Fairfax and Miss Rose Fairfax.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter A. Drury had
in their box DR.. and Mrs. Foley and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul L. Joachim also
entertained a party, their guests In
cluding Miss Mamie White, DR.. and
Mrs. William Lane Tydings. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Lee Hopkins. Lieut.. Roy
Taylor and Mr.. and Mrs. Joy Hopkins.
Mrs. William A. Cullop and Mrs.
tor and Mrs. William F. Kirby. Rep
resentative and Mrs. Frank W. Mon
dell, Maj. and Mrs. Bass, Maj. and
Mrs. w. J. Shea, Miss Marie Amber
Smith and Mr.. George W.. Sensner.
included Miss Estele Dillon. Miss
Vivian Dillon and Miss Louise jack
son, all of North Carolina; Miss Jes-
sic May Dawson of Georgia. Miss B.
Parker OF New YORK, MISS marie Mc>
Closkey Of st. Louis. Capt. Theodore
]. Sledge, Capt. c. w. Herbert, Lieut..
Harry Hanson, Lieut.. Lee Harris and
Lieut.. Fred c. Winters, all of Camp
Meade; Ensign Sam Wardell OF An
napolis and Mr.. McCord Pearce.
A party of Confederate veterans
occupied another box.
Mrs. Edward Dorsey Hobbs Of Bal
timore entertained in her box Mrs.
George Covington, Maj. and Mrs. Chis-
holm. Miss boswell of Maryland and
others.
Beautiful Gowns Worn.
Mrs. Marshall, wife Of the Vice
President. wore an elaborate gown
Of gold brocaded tissue cloth, with
gold lace forming the sleeves and
adorning the bodice. A long square
train OF the brocade fell from the
waist line; Baroness Romano Avez-
xana, wife Of the Italian ambassador,
wore orchid satin with tulle draper
les outlined with iridescent trim
ming; Donna Tolando Romano Avez-
bana was in a charming dancing
gown of primrose taffeta and tulle:
Mrs Chisholm, chairman Of the ball.
wore a handsome black jet gown;
Mrs. John H. Bankhead wore q gown
Of black needle point duchess lace,
made en- train, with bolero embroi-
dered in gold. giving an oriental sug-
gestion; Mrs. William B. Bankheao'