The Washington herald., 1922-12-19
BRILLIANT BALL
GIVEN FOR MISS
ANDERSON '
Daughter of Mrs. John R.
Mitchell Makes Her Debut at
Beautiful Fete - Mrs. Luke
McNamee Hostess at Dinner.

Ava daughter Of Mrs. John r.
Mitchell. was presented to soci-
ETY. last evening at a brilliant
ball given by Mr.. and Mrs. Mitch
ell at Rauscher's.
The ballroom was effectively
decorated with trailing smilax and
clusters Of chrysanthemums. Bas-
kets of chrysanthemums were
artistically placed against the
great mirrors in the large ball
room
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell and Miss
Anderson were assisted in re-
ceiving by Miss Martha Hawiey.
Of New York. a cousin Of the
debutante. and Miss Elizabeth
Adams. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John d. Adams. who is visiting
Miss Anderson.
Miss Anderson was very lovely
In a frock of white velvet en-
broidered In pearls and crystals.
Mrs. Mitchell wore a sequin gown
OF hyacinth blue trimmed with
bands of chinchilla- Miss Haw-
ley's gown was Of rose taffeta
trimmed with pink tulle. and
Miss Adams wore a rose velvet
trimmed with blue beads.
A number of dinners preceded
the dance and several guests came
from other cities to attend.
Among them were Mr.. and Mrs.
D. D. Slaughter and Mrs. Tom
hnson. Of New York.
Miss Hawley will remain with
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell over the
holidays. but Miss Adams will re-
turn to New York tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs Mitchell, whose
home is In St Paul, Mimi, have
been living in Washington for a
year or more, Mr.. Mitchell being
q member of the Federal Reserve
Board.
MRS LUKE M'NAMEE was
ming at the Federation Tea House
for Miss Patricia Ainsa. who en-
tertained in compliment to her
twin sisters, Miss Geraldine Ain
"a and Miss Roselle Ainsa, who
are the guests OF Captain and
Mrs. McNamee.
The other guests were Miss
Alice Mann. Miss Gladys Chap
man-Smith. Princess Bertha Can
tacuene. Richard Flournoy. Alan
Rinehart, Winslow Van Devanter.
A II. Hamilton Gordon and G.. H.
Thompson of the British Embas-
sy. and Mr.. McFadden of the
State Department. Following the
dinner the company attended Miss
Louise Anderson's dance.
MRS EMORY SANDS win en-
tertain at luncheon today at
the Hamilton for the Misses Ain
"a and Commander and Mrs.
Emory e. Land will entertain AT
dinner for them at the Chevy
Chase Club on December -.
Miss Alice Mann will entertain at
a dance for the Misses Ainsa on
December 30 and Mrs. Thomas
T. Walsh will give a dance for
the Misses Bryn, daughters Of the
Norwegian Minister and Mma
Bryn. and the Misses Ainsa on
January 5.
MRS. JOSEPH DARLINGTON
NN WRIGHT and Miss Frances
Wright entertained at a buffet
supper last evening In their resi-
dence on Q street in compliment
to Miss Dorothy Warren. There
were fifty young people. the girls
being largely this seasons debut
8ntes. Later the company attend
ed Miss Louise Anderson's dance.
COL. AND MRS. T. Q. DONALD
son gave supper at Ward
man Park last evening In honor
of Miss Emily Dial. dcbutante
daughter of Senator and Mrs.
Nathaniel B. Dial of South Caro-
lima There were about fifty
guests, among whom were Miss
Alice M!lburn. Miss Elizabeth Tay-
Tor Jones. Miss Cecil Lester Jones,
Miss Elizabeth Beale. Miss Laura
Rryn. Miss Lillian Thompson. Miss
Helen Campbell. Miss Frederica
Mckenney. Miss Elizabeth Turner.
Miss Josephine Williford and Miss
Asenath Cox, all debutantes of
this season. Later the company
attended Miss Anderson's dance.
MR. AND MRS. LYMAN KEN
NA DALI entertained at dinner
last evening in compliment to
Miss Margaret Sutherland, debut
ante daugh,er Of Senator and Mrs.
Howard Sutherland. The other
guests Were Miss Katherine Suth-
erland, Miss Virginia Selden. Lieut.
Hard'son. Frederick Roy and Ar
mand Donnell. Following the
party they attended the perform
ance at the National Theater and
later went to Miss Anderson's
dance.
Mrs. James Couzens has Joined
Senator CouZens at the New