The Washington herald., 1922-10-22

ways perfectly fascinating. but the
weather is so perfect for anything
oct of doors like that just now.
I photored over the other day and
had a beautiful time and saw lots
and lots of people we all know
and thousands and thousands we
didn't know: 1t seemed as though
the whole world was there and
every automobile in creation. We
passed Mrs. Borden Hartman all
alone in her car just entering the
grounds looking very much the
grand dame" sitting up very tall
and straight. wearing a modish
close-fitting toque Of black with a
brim turned up right straight in
front and a fine face veil and a
coat of fine bolivia cloth or some
thing Of the sort with an upstand-
ing collar of chinchilla. one Of those
collars that fit the throat tight and
are double.
Rear Admiral Cary Grayson.
former President Wilson's physician
and q great horseman-in spite of
his sea training-and Mrs. Gray
. son were there and had a box
where they entertained guests and
did much visiting about among the
other boxes. Mrs. Grayson looked
very well that day; she has a
charming manner and such a sweet
smile! She wore one of the new
suits with the short naring coats.
The material was a tan duvetyn.
The skirt was long and the only
trimming of any sort on the
costume was a collar of caracul,
black caracul. Her hat was a
medium sized scooping model of
black felt bound around the edge
with a narrow black ribbon; very
narrow. The hat was adorned
with black satin ribbon which en-
circled the crown twice and formed
two medium sized rosettes on the
right side
A LVINA BOHLEN was there in a
box with Thomas Lawrason
Riggs and the Lowndes Packson and
one or two others. They" do say,
you know. that that is quite a case
between Alvina Bohlen and Law
rason Riggs. They are certainly al
ways together. 1 see them lunching
At the Shoreham so often. He is
One OF THE old Riggs family who
have held a prominent place in the
front ranks OF our most select resi-
dent set since Washington was first
established; leaders in what We re-
fer to now as tho cave dwellers."
She Is identified with both Phila-
delphia and Washington society; is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ.
Bohlen, and Is a niece OF Donald
Cassels, Of this city. She looked
quite smart: had on a black scoopy
hat, too. but not quite so large a
one as Mrs. Grayson's and the brim
was so narrow in back that It
scarcely existed at all. The mate
rial wasdo they call It velour-the
same material that they make mems
high silk hats out OF. 1t had a fan
shaped frin Of the material on the
left side. a frill that dipped DOWN
ward toward the front but rose to
the height of the soft crown toward
the back. Her suit was tan colored.
r. severely tailored model. coat being
about hip length and straight. The
skirt came about to a high shoe
Top line. Her hose were so light
they were very suggestive Of the
flesh, and her shoes were black
patent leather and very much slash
ed above the toes. Her gloves were
cream colored chamois with a
fringe running tho full length Of
the outside seam from the end OF
the little finger to the edge Of tho
soft cuff on the gloves. About her
throat was . large, flat silver fox
scarf
MRS. JACKSON was very similar
lf1 ly costumed. only her hat was
of black feit-eIactly the same shape
as Miss Bohlen's-and her suit a
light shade of oxford gray. The
Lovndes Jackson farm adjoins the
old Riggs farm in Prince Georges
County on the edge OF town, which
Is now occupied by Lawrason Riggs,
and they are all great horse people.
The Jackson girls are all splendid
horsewomen and so is Mrs. Jack
son for that matter. Leander Nc
1tormick Goodhart. of the British
Embassy stan. and his parents-they
are relatives Of The Chicago McCor-
micks-bought the old Jackson place
adjoining the Riggs farm about a
year ago and resides out there.
When the Jacksons moved out to
let the Goodharts take possession
they moved to another adjoining
farm. Now they have bought a
house in Nineteenth street. where
they will reside this winter. 1t is
between and T streets. I think
Leander Mccormick Goodhart en-
tertained at a paper chase last Sum-
Day. which started from his Prince
Georges County home. Every Sun
day morning now one sees more