The Washington herald., 1921-04-01
Modes and Manners Of Their Historic
Forebears Affected by Participants
In Brilliant Ball of Colonial DANES

! EAeoetiSA EsaeSsg anu Ah eh
Ioomis.
Lady Geddes occupied a box with
members of the British Embassy
star. Miss Mary Temple had invited
| to occupy her box with her among
others the Secretary of the Interior
and Mrs. Fall. the Minister OF
Switzerland and Mime. Peter, Scna-
tor and Mrs. Mondell. Senator Edge.
Miss Callie Boyle and Lawson
Treadwell.
Mrs. stephen B. Eikins had with
her the Minister Of the Serbs. Croats
and Slovenes and Nine. Grouitch,
her guest from st. Louis, Mrs, Fred
erick Campbell; Mrs. Eliphalet An
drews and Mrs. George Percy.
Mrs. Marshall Field had a onrty
In her box made up of the former
Secretary of the Interior. John Bar
ton Payne; Justice James Clark Me-
E.Reynolds, franklin Mcveagh. Mrs,
Hare Lippincott and Miss Patten.
In the Boxes.
Miss Martha Goldman had with her
party which included Maj. and
Mrs. Louis Livingston Seaman. OF
New York, who are her guests for a
time. and Miss Georgine Campbell.
Among the guests In Mrs. Charles
Boughton Woods box were Mrs.
Louis Fox Frtsseli, of New York
Miss Frissell, and Miss Antoinette
Graves.
Mrs. James Carroll Frazer. who
| occupied the Robert M. Thompson
| box, entertained Gen. and Nine. Col
lardet, Mrs. Theodore V. Boynton,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Joyce Broderick,
Gen. George o. Squier and the Rev.
Stephen Van Rensselaer,.
Mrs. Julian James occupied Box
No. 1 and had with her Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Gouverneur Norris and
Herbert Carpenter, of New York.
who are her guests and also mem
bers of the Colonial Danes Of Amer
lea, Chapter No. 3.
Col. and Mrs. Francis T. A. Jun
kin has as guests in their box Maj.
Gen. and Mrs. John L. Chamberlain,
Miss Julia Junkin Ravenel, and Col.
Robert G. Paxton.
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock entertain
ed in her box Sir Arthur Steele
Maitland. who is a guest OF the Ser
bian Minister and Nine. Grouitch at
the Serbian Embassy: Lady winni-
fred Tennoyer. Mr.. Tennoyer, and
John Batchelder.
In Col. and Mrs. william Cary
Sanger's box were Miss Mary Sang
er. Miss Virginia Hunt. Mrs. Charles
Campbell. Capt. Douglas. Col. Will
lem f. Horton, Lynch Luquer. Da-
vid Finley and Richard II. Sanger.
Bridal Party in Box.
Mrs. william c. Rives entertained
in her box Mrs. Marinus Willett,
Mrs. Elizabeth J. woodhouse, Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander Sedgwick. Mrs.
II. G. Sharpe and Mrs. +. b. Nc
Cagg.
In the box of Mrs. C. G. Matthews,
who Is president of the Club of CO.
lonial Danes, and Mrs. Delos A
Blodgett was a party including JUS
tice and Mrs. Willis Van Devanter.
Mrs. Edward P. Porcher. of Florida
Mrs. S. II. Peck. Col. and Mrs. Will
lam C. Rivers. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
inson Downey, of, Pittsburgh: Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Blodgett. Delos
A. Blodgett. of Grand Rapids. and
members Of the bridal party of Miss
Helen Blodgett and Capt. Henry
Parsons Edwin, who attended the
ball after the wedding rehearsal
Addison Floor Chairmap.
Arthur Addison was chairman oi
the floor committee, which included
| Gen. Pershing. J. b. Cochran. Wal
| ter Tuckerman. Raymond Gorges
| Alphonso Mason. Col. Julian Cabbell
| Col. Houston Morrell. Col. william
| Horton, Horace Westcott, Arthur
Campbell. William Bowie Clark
Lynch Luduer and Walter Wilcox.
Mrs. Charles O'Donnell Lee led tn,
dance with Mai. George Oakley Tot
ten, who represented his first ances
tor in America, Sir James johnson
who came to New York in 1850
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Gorge
danced together. Mr.. Gorges repre-
sentting Sir Ferdinando Gorges
English colonial pioneer in Americ,
and founder of the State of Maine
After an active naval and militar.
career, in the course of which h.
was a prisoner in Spain and fough
for Henry ~ of France, Sir Ferdi.
nando became actively interested IL
the New World and was a membe
| of the Plymouth Company in 1906
| Thirty three years later he receive,
the royal charter of Maine. Mrs
Gorges impersonated her great
| great grandmother. Judith Harwooc
| Vernon, wife of William Vernon, ot
| Newport, r. l., who was presiden n
| of the Continental Navy Board
| 1777, until it ceased to exist. will.
lam Eaches Fendall, who danced
with Miss Helen Mason, represented
his colonial forbear under thu
crown. Gov. Josiah Fendall. o