Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-01
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| F. D. McKenney. Mr.. Armstead Peters,
+ jr.; MIR. John "A. Peters. DR.. l.. s. Rowe.
/ Rear Admiral w. Strother Smith, Dr.
| George Tarplit Sharp, Mr.. Dennis "A.
i tyson. Mr.. W. H. Winner. DR.. Walter
A. Wells. Mr.. A. Waller. Mr.. Ernest
| Wilkinson.
| The ball given last evening by the
, Stonewall jackson Chapter, United
Daughters of the ConIederacy. at
| RauScher's. was one of the most bril-
| liant events in the history OF the
! chapter, and was attended by many
prominent guests. The bathrooms
We're deliberately decorated. southern
! smlaX festooning the mirrored walls,
i while palms We're placed about in
. both bathrooms.
The officers of the chapter received
{ at the entrance to the small ballroom
! and the introductions were made by
DR.. Clarence Owens, past president of
the Southern Society. Mrs. Frank
Morrison, president of the chapter,
stood at the head of the line. She
wore a beautiful gown of white satin
made on draped lines. and carried a
sapphire blue ostrich feather fan. Mrs.
! T. Q. Donaldson, who was next, wore
pale yellow lowered taffeta made
with panels on the skirt and effec-
lively combined with cream lace. Mrs.
Benjamin Soule Gantz. who was chair
man of the entertainment, received
wearing draped gown of green vel
vet made on Grecian lines. with gar
lands of shaded French flowers: Mrs.
Jessie Lee Webb. chairman of the
young ladies' committee wore she'll
pink satin and iridescents with tulle
I 5raperies: Mrs. Charles Hamilton
! Fred. a rose-color velvet and tulle
! gown: Mrs Albian Wilkens Tuck,
/ chairman of the patronesses. pale
! pink satin with a bouffant overdress
| of white lace and tulle, and Miss
! Marie j. Mcclure. chairman of the
! mems committee. wore a charming
j gown of blue velvet and gold lace.
; Mr.. f. +. Britten was chairman of
/ the floor committee: Col T. @. Don
aldson. vice chairman of the floor
committees; Miss Blanche Cooksey
vice chairman of entertainment, and
Mrs. Fannie Shreve Hear+sill. vice
president of the young ladies' com
mittee. The guests numbered sew
eral hundred. and the dancing. for
which large orchestra played. was
continuous from 9 until -.
Mr.. and Mrs Bernhard e Behrend
announce the engagement of their
daughter Henrietta. to Mr.. Sylvan OPP
penheimer. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave
Oppenheiner, of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Darby and their
I y, -
j. B. Darby. mother of Mr. Darby. all
of Jacksonville. Fla, are spending the
late winter season at the Hotel Wash
ington.
The first dance and card party this
sea son. of the ST. Gabriel Social Club
Will be given on Tuesday evening
February l. in the Dewey Hotel The
proceeds will be added to st. Gabriels
Church building fund, Mrs. Pierre D.
7 oh
treasurer. and Mr.. Denis Heating, sec
rotary.
Mrs. Joseph F. Conoly of Harris
burg. Pa. is he guest of Mrs: NJ E.
Lalor. 1919 Fairmont street.
Mrs. Sohn Vert Blaisdell and her
sons. are guests of the formers moth
err. Mrs. Browne. 72S 21st street. and
will be at home to her friends on
Mondays in February.
The alumnae Of Wellesley College
Will be hostesses at the Wednesday
afternoon tea at the national club
house of the Association of Collegiate
Alumnae. Miss Jessie c. Mcdonald.
ing officers Of the local Wellesley
Club will receive: Mrs. Charles Brooks,
Miss Mabel Winslow. Miss Dorothy H.
Allen. Miss Edna c. Spaulding, Mrs
Ernest c. Knaebel and Miss Ellen
Vinton. Miss Sibyl Baker will make
the presentations. Mrs Lyman b.
Swormstedt. Mrs. Samuel Herrick.
Mrs. Isidor Bermann and Miss Mamie
J. Mcknight will preside at the tea
tables.
Miss Grace Dewey, Mrs. Margarita
Spaulding Gerry, Miss Caroline TYLER
Miss Della Jackson. Mrs. Oliver Hoy,
EN-. Mrs. Goodwin Price Graham. Miss
Suth Weeks and Mrs. Robert r. NJ.
Emmett will assist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Eisenmann and
Mrs. Moses Eisemann left Washington
today to spend month in Atlantic
City.