The Washington times., 1921-03-29


vrooman. Miss Gathgins. and Mrs.
Jesse Anthony.
Mrs. Waller. was In . black satin
gown with overdraperies OF orange
tuile, and q tulle scarf of the same
shade. She carried q huge feather
fan to match the drapertes. Mrs.
wallace etrseter was wearing blue
satin over gray. with trimmings Of
silver braid on the bodice. and Mrs.
Msude Howell Smith wore . becom-
Ing model. fashioned Of bronze metal
cloth with an overdress Of black net
embroidered In silver.
Mrs. Lynham received Ia q gown of
pale pink brocaded satin. with an
overdress of accordian plated chiffon.
while Mrs. vrooman was in yellow
tulle over foundation Of black So
auins. She was carrying . black
feather fan. and . corsage OF yellow
roSebuds flnished her costume.
Miss 0athgins was In all white. her
gown being fashfoned Of satin and
drapertee Of chiffon, and NrA anthony
wore . lovely model Of isvendse
satin.
Mrs.. wsAsworth was very hand
some In Gown Of red velvet soft
ened with draperies Of chiffon IN the
ssms shade. Other striking costumes
WeT6 tnOoc OF MIB. J8JucD S8TTOi
Frazer. who also wore red velvet
with a gold bsndsau In her hair;
Mrs. f. C. Sawyer. wife Of Brigadier
General Sawyer. In t4ue satin and
tulle; Mrs. T. Q. Donaldson. Who was
in cream colored brocaded taffeta.
combined With tune: Miss Rebecca
Dial. who wore q dainty costume Of
white satin and tulle, and Miss Stitt.
daughter Of Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Stitt. in blue Satin and lace.
Mrs. r. B. Moran was In blue satin
Ndmmed in silver lace. and her
daughter, Mrs. Horace Mcfarland.
wore lavender satin combined with
silver lace. and Miss Josephine Mo-
Cormick wore q becoming frock Of
colored georgette shading from
fiame color to pale rose.
Among those seen In the boxes
were the Belgian Ambassador and
Baroness de- Cartier. Representative
and Mrs. Isaac w. Mcpherson. Col
and Mrs. John Temple Graves. DR..
and Mrs. Philip Roy. the Minister of
Colombia and Nine. Urueta, the Min
lister Of Cuba and Nine. de Ceupedes.
Mr.. de Lagerberg. of the Swiss lega-
ton: Col. and Mrs. w. c. Harilec, Mrs.
Marie Moore Forrest. Miss Katherine
Bryarly, Assistant Attorney General
Annette Abbott Adams. Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Cary T. Grayson, Mrs.
verny Carol. Miss Fanny Early. Miss
l. o. BealI. Mrs. Julian Boiling, Brig.
Gen. and Mrs. r. c. Sawyer. Judge
and Mrs. Thomas J. Bailey. Mrs.
Harriet Gun Robertson. Mr.. and Mrs.
William NJ. Hannay. Admiral and Mys.
Coontz. Rear Admiral and Mrs. d. w.
Taylor, Gen. and Mrs. Amos Fries.
Maj Gen. and Mrs. Wendell &C.
Neville. Mrs. Charles Carroll Frazer.
Senator and Mrs John w. Herreld,
Congressman and Mrs. Joe Eagle,
Mrs. J. T. Hendrick and DR.. Z. +.
Johnson
MILITARY BALL
Admiral Andrew d. Long. United
States navy. assisted by Capt Earl
Jenkins, United States marine corps.
will make the introductions tomor-
row night at the military ball for the
benefit Of the relief work Of the
woman's Army and Navy League
A number of dinner parties will be
given. the hostesses taking their
guests later to the bali Among them
Is Mrs. Victor Kauffmanh. who is hav-
ing q dinner party of twelve. Mrs. Nc
Conihe 10 also giving a large dinner.
Additionaltboxhold are Mrs. Rob-
ert M. THOMPSON, MrA Rudolph Kauff-
mann and Mrs. James r Mann. A
large box is to be set aside for wound
ed soldierA from walter Reed and the
Naval Hospitals.
COLONIAL BALL BONHOLDERs.
All the boxes for the Colonial Ball
Thursday evening at the willard un-
der the auspices OF the Colonial
Danes OF America Chapter 3. have
been taken. The boxholders are:
Lady Geddes, Mrs. Robert Thompson
Miss Gertrude Myer. Mrs. r. B. Mo-
ran, Mrs Garvan. Mrs. William Cary
Sanger, Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood.
Miss Mary Temple. Mrs. William G.
Rives, Miss Goldman. Mrs Marshall
Field. Mrs. Dimock. Mrs. Fahnstock,
Mrs. Julian James, Mrs. Charles G.
Matthews, Mrs, Bernard B, Jones,
Mrs. s. B. Elkins. Mrs. Thomas,
Walsh. and the representatives of the
New York. Philadelphia and Balti-
more societies Of the Colonial Danes
Of America
The Dutch group for this BAN Is be-
ing arranged by Madame Hubrecht,
wife of the secretary Of the Neither
lands legation. II will be led by Col.
Telaman Cuyler. OF New York. and he
will represent his direct ancestor.
Col. Hendrick Cuyler. who was in
command of the garrison Of New Am
sterdam in 1870. The costumes for
the group have been especially
chosen with a view OF giving an inn
preston OF the variety and color so
often depicted by contemporary
Dutch painters. DR.. Hu1Uecht IL rep
resenting his ancestor, Ryck Of Van
Goens. who IL said to have visited
New Amsterdam in the service OF the
Dutch West Indian Company before
becoming governor general Of the