Evening star., 1920-02-18

Mrs Frank $. Hight. Mr. and Mrs.
George Mesta had as their guests Miss
Helen Mclean OF New York. Miss
Elizabeth Ames. Mrs George lie Roy
Boyle. Col. Paxton. Mr.. sherman FAIR
child and Mr.. George Conger.
Mrs. Francois Berger Moran's box
party included the ambassador of
Peru and Sonora de Pezet. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Skelton Williams. Mrs.
Elcano- Hope of Missouri. Mr.. and
Mrs Malcolm : McConihe. Mrs. w. 5.
Croslcy. ,ITs. Horace q. Macfar land
and Mr.. y. II. I.a H"varv.
Baroness Romano. wife OF the
Italian amba ssador, the minister of
the Serbs. Gre ats and Slovenes and
Nine. Grouitch We're among the guests
| in the box party which Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter TuckHrman and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles J. Bell entertained. their other
guests including Lady Campbell and
Col. and Mrs. Junkin.
Mrs. John Jay white. Dr.. and Mrs.
Tom Williams and Mrs. John {. Ere
mont had a box together and their
guests included Mrs. Aona Anderson
and DIR. Charles Noble Gregory.
Mrs. Blodgett's Box Party.
In Mrs. Delos y. Blodgett's box
party We're Mrs. Charles Gray Mat
thews. Miss Biodgett. Miss Mona
Blodgett, Miss Myrtis Porcher and
others.
Mrs. u. Geary johnson and Mrs
J. &. Perry We're tre-host esses in one
of the boxes. the former having as her
guests Mrs Watson Clark. Miss Charl-
otte Clark and Mr.. y. Geary John
son. ir.
Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood enter
I fai DrT, h.a.- h,,x l,.,,.
including Mr.. and Mrs. Hokan Stefan
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes, jr..
and Miss Polly Morgan.
Mrs. 7. SeptinuS Austin had a box
and her party included her house
guests, Mr.. and Mrs George Pinkard
Of Combe Court. surray, England, and
several other friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph j.. Thropp also
had a box. and wounded officers from
Walter Reed Hospital occupied two
boxes.
Gold Embroidered Gown.
Nine. Romano. wife of the Italian
ambassador, wore a French gown of
black tulle covered with gold en-
broidery and the long overdress
weighted with dull gold band.
Sonora de Pezet wore draped gown
of green and gold brocade with the
bodice of cloth of gold. with an emer-
aid and diamond tiara and necklace :
Maj. and Nine. Teiusanu. the latter
wearing Il beautiful Rumanian peas
ant costume, elaborate1y embroidered
in gold. with scarf of the finest null
covered with cream color embroidery
forming her headdress. with the end
falling to the hem of her costume
Mrs. Victor kauffmaEn wore gown
of midnight blue sequins made on
long straight lines; Col and Mrs.
wearing Pompeiian red and gold bro
cade with the skirt draped in graceful
design: Gep. and Mrs. T. Q. Donald
son. the latter in absinthe green and
silver brocade with chiffon draperies; :;
Mrs. Walter Tuckerman went as a
colonial lady. with powdered hair and
wearing a handsome black velvet cos
tune with graceful pauniers and a
long train; Miss Prentice. peach-color
charmeuse and tulle.
Charming Russian Dancer.
Mrs. Thomas F. Logan made a
charming Russian dancer. in a gown
of soft chiffon, in which blue and
cut in deep points around the bot
tom. and the two colors beautifully
combined in the bodice; the jeweled
headdress worn with this costume
was especially effective and becom-
ing and had flowing draperies of the
chiffon.
Mrs. George Pinckard of England
wore peach -colored silver cloth. trim
med with rhinestones and pearl Orna-
ments; Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett wore
a gown of gray tulle and sequins; Mrs
George MeSta wore stunning draped
gown of white brocaded satin; Miss
Helen Mclean of New York wore a
Lucille model of white satin, brocaded
in brilliantS: Mrs. John c. Fremont,
as Nine. de France, lady of the time
of Louis Nv, after the painting by
. Natter, wore costume of rare beau
ty, in which satin and lace were rich
ly combined; Mrs. T. Septimus AUS
tin wore an imported gown of black
sequins: Mrs. Francois Berger Moran
wore white charmeuse. heavily in
crusted in gold, with Watteau trian
of gold lace and diamond ornaments {;
Mrs. Poe White, colar-color satin
made on gracefully draped lines: Mrs.
Frank B. Freyer, flame color and gold
| brocaded satin gown with cloth of
the panel train: Miss Madeleine Aus
tin, white tulle heavily embroidered
in silver; Mrs. Walter Wells, pale
gray taffeta mounted over lace, with
| q pointed overdress.
Appears as Queen OF Hearts.
Mrs. Frank S. Hight. as the Queen
of Hearts, wore white tulle cos
tune garlanded with red hearts; Miss
Marguerite Simonds. pale pink char
meuse with fiounces of ivory-colored
| lace showing at one side of the skirt
Miss Pauline Kindleberger. Dresden
| taffeta in a design of pink flowers on
black background, with the bodice
/ of gold cloth; Miss Lucille Clark, cloth
| of gold veiled in gold lace with a
garland of pink roses over one Shoul-
] der; Mrs. Henry Martin Jensen, pea
/ cock blue and silver brocade, with a
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