The Washington times., 1921-04-02

the moment she entered the ballroom
others of note were Comdr. and Mrs.
r. N. M King. OF the British embassy,
Capt. and Mrs. Sidney Graves. Mr..
and Mrs. II. NJ. Kaufman, Miss Jes-
sic Tredwell and her brother, Roger
Tredweli. Miss Alice Shepherd, Mrs.
&c. Hunt. Miss Louise Delano. Miss
Alys Downing. Miss Katherine Robin
son, Miss Helen Blodgett. Miss Mona
Blodgett, Miss Madeleine Austin. MT.
and Mrs. William J. Flather, Miss
Myra Morgan, Miss Anna Hamlin,
Miss Charlotte MacDougaIl, Miss Zilla
MacDougalI, Miss Antoinette Garvcn
Miss Kathleen Kelly. Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald McKnew. Miss Marcia Cha pin,
Miss Carolyn Nash. Miss Farrand,
Miss Cora Barry. Miss Sophie Sweet.
Miss Margaret Finley. Edward Fin
ley, Major Harold Rayner, Allan
Hengstler. Alan McAvity, Of Canada,
Capt. c. J. Henry. Capt. Harold Gal
lop. Capt. Henry Parsons Erwin and
Frederick T.. Chaplin, jr.
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JUNIOR LEAGUE DINNERS.
Before the Junior League dance
many Of the guests were entertained
at dinner parties
Commander Ten Eyck De witt
Veeder and Mrs. Veeder gave a din
ner for their daughters, the Misses
Veeder. The guests included Miss
Elizabeth Walker, Miss Amelia Dut-
ton. Miss Floy Barnhart. Miss Har-
riet Love. Miss Margaret Hicks. Miss
Jane Boyd. Miss Margaret Finley.
Mr.. Tbornton Parker. Mr.. Merrick
Parker. Lieut.. Frederick Butler, Dr.
Gratama. Mr.. Richardson, Mr.. Pease-
IL. Ga ~A. NJ .,sz
low, Mr.. Walker. Mr.. Thomas Craven.
Mr.. Durant, Mr.. Block. Mr.. Baylor.
Mr.. Walsh, Lieut.. Hicky, Capt. Colo
and Capt. Hettinger.
Mrs. Evelyn c. Hunt was hostess
at a dinner at the Cafe st. Marks.
In the company were the Assistant
to the Secretary of State and Mrs.
Wilbur J. Carr. Miss Alice Shepard.
Tracy Lay, ALLAN Story. of New
York; Capt Harold NJ. GalIop. Allan
g. McAvity and Herbert Hengstler.
chief of the consular bureau of tho
State Department.
Miss Marjorie Gelm had one of the
largest of the dinner parties. Her
guests included Miss May Taylor.
Miss Katherine Sutherland, Miss
Mary Louise johnson. Miss Edith
Bacon. Miss Rose Maye Kendrick,
Miss Sydney Webb. Miss May GOWN.
Miss Edith Hoover. of Englewood, N.
j., who is visiting the hostess: Miss
Helen Gatchell, of Baltimore; Chester
Lockwood. Jack Hudgins, Moran Nc
Conihe. Wilbur Hubbard. Willowby
Chesley, William Mackall. Earl Van
Waggoner. David Mearns. William
Stokes and Gordon 4atchell.
Miss Jessie Tredwell was also hostess
at dinner before the dance.
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Mrs. A. +. Lauterbach, of New
York. entertained company of
twelve at dinner at Wardman Park
Hotel last night.
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NAvY-MARINE DANCE.
The fourth and last of the series of
dances which the officers of the
Navy and Marine Corps have been
giving this winter and spring took
place last night in the ball room OF
the Willard and was the most sue
cessful of the series. These dances
have been a very charming addition
to the social program of the past
season and the Informal spirit about
them has contributed much to their
success.
The presence of the Vice President
and Mrs. Coolidge added to the in
terest. Brigadier-General Sawyer.
physician to the President. and Mrs.
Sawyer were in the receiving party's
box with Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Spencer S. Wood. L. 8. N, Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs Stitt Mrs. Charles
McVay. wife of Rear Admiral McVay,
Rear Admiral Chamberlain, U. S. N.
and others.
Assistant Secretary of the Navy
Theodore Roosevelt headed the re-
ceiving line and was assisted by
Major General and Mrs. John A. Le-
jeune. and Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Robert Coontz. Mrs. .Lejeune was
wearing a handsome gown of black
satin with an over dress OF black net.
black lace forming the sleeves and
trimming the bodice. She carried an
arm bouquet of lovely pink rosebuds.
Mrs. Coontz was also in black. her
gown being fashioned of black satin
with draperies of black lace. She
wore a corsage of pale pink roses.
Lieut.. Comdr. H. w. Hill, aide to
Admiral Coontz, made the introduc-
tions.
Mrs. Coolidge was striking. in a
gown of black satin combined with
Harding blue chiffon and seauins.
Mrs. Sawyer was i'm dark blue with
blue sequin trimmings.
The Navy Band was stationed in
the box at the extreme end of the
ball room and the Marine Band
played from the balcony. alternating
with the Navy Band. Supper was
served at IL o'clock in the small ball
room. and punch was served In the
large room.
The room was deliberately decorated
with palms and flags, and penants
of the Navy and Marine Corp en-
blems.
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