The Washington herald., 1921-01-16
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Geooes, Ambassador Jusserand and
o'ner distinguished guests.
AS a result of Miss Hollis talk
e Washington committee was
IOrned at a meeting held late last
week at Mason House.
A DMIRAL McCULLY was there
"A at least our former Ambas-
sador to Russia and Mrs
george T. Marye said he was to
guest in their box but I didn't
see MIN and spent half the even
ing looking for him as I, like many
liners, wanted a good look at the
man who has won the hearts Of all
ms ms eountrymen by his adoption OF
'hOse seven little waits.
JOLLY DANCE PARTY
GiNEs BY REYBURN.
another Of the many dances Of the
ek was charming one given by
Sllly Reyburn Thursday evening a,
Ie tIe howard Humes'. 1t was a Jolly
party and was preceded by a dinner
gave at the Shoreham. As
Ihough there were not enough
uahces going on here, didn't a big
snare or Washington society go over
20 Baltimore for the assembly over
mere early in the week? 1t was a
that. - -
An artistic and simple sylvan
background was provided by the
decorations. The corridor, running
Ihe length of the top floor of the
heIVedere Hotel. was converted into
d garden. Down the center was a
iOotWay with a white fence on each
SIDE: over the fence hung pink be-
Eenlas. In the background dense
Ciumps OF cedar trees hid the walls,
giving the effect of a forest
supper was served at midnight in
tne banquet hall at small tables
which were decorated with pink
roses and lighted with candles.
The committee on decorations con-
sisted Of Mrs. William M, MANLY
MRS. E Stanley Gary and Mrs. John
Gill. The supper committee was
composed Of Mrs. William keyser,
Mrs. n. Winslow Williams and Mrs.
hugh Hampton Young. Mrs. w. W.
spence and Mrs. Walter B. Brooks
constituted the music committee.
Receiving the guests were:
Mrs. Francis King Carey, Mrs
Allan McLane, Mrs. n. winslow
Williams, Mrs. De Courcy Wright
Thorn, Mrs. I. Ridgeway Trimble and
Mrs. Hugh II. Young.
The musical program was ar
ranged by Louis H. Fisher and Myer
Davis, OF this city.
Among the out-of-town guests
were Miss Evelina Gleaves, Sir Ar
thur and Lady Newsholme, of Eng
land; Mr.. and Mrs. Walter R Tuck
erman, Henry J. Constable, Philip
Roberts, Of Hartford, Conn; Arthur
Yencken, of the British Embassy;
Miss Brownell, OF Washington; MT
and Mrs. William Whiting Andrews
OF this city: Mr.. and Mrs. Sprigg
Camden, Miss Mary V. Murray, Man
ming Stead, John F. Harker, of the
British Embassy; Stuyvesant Wright
Henry Hammond and Charles H
Gibson.
Many dinner and theater parties
preceded the ball. Among the din
ners was that given by Mrs. Douglas
Huntly Gordon and her daughters,
Miss Elizabeth Gordon and Miss
Anne Huntly Gordon, at their home,
1909 North Charles street. Among
the guests were the Serbian Minister
and Nine. GrOuitCh, Miss Veta Vos-
mitch, Associate Justice James
Clark McReynolds, Of the Su-
preme Court; Miss Maude Davidge,
Miss Adeline Ornard, Col. Will
lam E. Fowler, Lieut. Comdr. Urey
Conway. Z. S. N; Johannes Plum
Of the Danish Embassy; Col. w.
$. Horton and william Bowie
Clark. all OF Washington: Nine. de
Weerth, of New York; Miss Kath-
crime Thomas. of Boston: Miss wini-
fred Bate, Of Ottawa, Canada, and
Lieut.. Comdr. Julian Timberlake
U. S. N, Of Raleigh, n. c.
Miss Julia Howard McHenry, de-
butante daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
John McHenry, was the guest OF
honor at dinner given by Mr.. anc
Mrs. Charles H. Carter at their
home, 81 St. Paul street. The
guests included Miss Lillian Brown
Of Pittsburgh; Miss Elizabeth Dob
bin, Miss Carolyn w. Sanford, Miss
Eleanor Carter, Miss Betty Atkin-
son, Miss Sarah X. Boone. Charles
Gillet, James McHenry, William A
Randall, F. Homer Smith, S. BonsaI
White and David Cobb Sanford.
Another dinner was given by Mr.
and Mrs. Charles W. Mitchell, jr., al
the home of Mrs. MitchelTs parents
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Braxton Dallam. IN
Guilford. Their guests included Mr.
and Mrs. Talbot Taylor Speer, Mr.
and Mrs. Robertson Griswold, Mis-:
Mary Franklin Cromwell, Miss Swar
Deford, Mr.. John Cromwell and DR.
J. A. c. Colston.
DUTCH TREAT DINNER