Evening star., 1922-02-28
Mime. Hauge was a dinner hestes,
Of last evening. Il
Episcopal Home Ball
A Decided Success.

Episcopal Home Ball +
A Decided Success.
| An event to remember with pleas
| ure was the charming ball given at
| the New Willard last night for the
| benefit Of the Episcopal Home for
Children. when the event was dig
| nthed by the presence of the Bishop
| harding. and many of the clergy. as
we'll as society folk in generalss
Mrs. David Meade Lea, president of
| the board of lady managers of the
| home, received the guests, assisted by
Mrs. Alexander l.. Pope, second vice
treasurer. Mrs. Lea wore a hand
| some gown of black heavily brocaded
| In gold and trimmed with golf. net.
The skirt was moderately long,, with
pointed train. and the bodice plain.
| with gold net drapery forming short
| sleeves. and she wore q long string
| Of gold beads and carried a fan Of
| lace studded with gold and bronze
sequins. Mrs. Pope wore black lace
and net trimmed with wide bands OF
| Jet falling from the beltline to the
hem, and narrow bands Of jet on the
bodice: Mrs. Draper wore black
thread lace over pale canary yellow.
with necklace. earrings and, hair
ornament Of pearls Mr.. T.. A. Harri-
man made the presentations early in
|
chairman OF the floor committee, later
presented the guests.
Guests In Boxes.
| The Bishop Of Washington. Rt. Rev.
Alfred $. Harding, had as guests in his
box Mrs. Charles S. Burch, widow Of
Bishop Bqrch Of New York: Mrs. AL
Ired Harding. jr.,. and Miss Charlotte
Harding. MFR. and Mrs. David. Meade
Lea entertained in their box Col. and
Mrs William Rivers. Commander Theo-
| dore Jewell. Mrs. Snowden Ashford and
| Miss Annette Ashford. Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Cary Grayson had with them
Surgeon General and Mrs. Stitt and the
entertained Mrs: Charles Gray Mat
gett Of Boston. n r. M. asd and Mrs = Henry ss0r
Parsons Erwin and Capt. and Mrs
David Vt. Pierre Gaillard. Mrs. Blod-
before the ball Mr.. Justice and Mrs
Willis Van Devantsr occupied the box
! OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Mesta. Mr.
| and Mrs. Newbold Noyes entertained d
party of friends in their box.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank s. Hight had with
| them the minister of Uruguay and Nine.
Earela. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas f. Logan,
| Miss Virginia McKenney. Marquis de
Buenavista. Maj. Martin Scanlan. Capt
Harold Gollup. Mr.. Lafayette Franklin
and Mr.. Daniel Walters.
!
| pied box and had with them Lieut..
| and Mrs. Richard Sanderson. Miss kath-
! crime Francis, Miss Ruth Robinson, MIR.
! Eugene Cole and Mr.. David Mccoy.
Among others who bought boxes
were the Secretary of the Treasury.
and Nine. Panaretoff. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Sylvanus Stokes. jr.. Mr. and Mrs.
George Mesta, Mrs. Charles Boughton
| Wood and MIR. William Phelps Emo.
The clergy and their wives attend
ing included the Rev. and Mrs.
| Joseph Fletcher, the Rev. and Mrs.
John J. Queally. the Rev. Meade Boil
| ton MacBryde and the Rev. DR.. Hamil
| ton. Among others at the ball were
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Freeman Clark.
| Miss Charlotte Clark and Mrs. Clark $
niece. Mrs. Pratt; Mr.. and Mrs. Tru-
Dean. Mrs. william Ii. woodward.
Mrs. Harry X. Daugherty. Mrs
Josephine Pollard. Miss Alice Harri-
man. Mr.: and Mrs. f. A. Hartman.
Mackenzie. Mrs. Morris Evans. Miss
| Meta Evans. Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
kauffmann. Mrs. l.. B. Fuller. Miss
| Wanda Engle. Miss +. L. yogel. Miss
Harriet kincheloe. Miss Emily Kin
Mrs. Joseph L. Thropp and Mrs. E.
Z. Cole: Mrs. Herbert NJ. SterN-
bergh. Miss Sternbergh. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Aspinwall. Miss Barrine
Drake, Admiral and Mrs. George r.
Clark. Mr.. Herb>rt Hengstler, Mr.
George Burnap. Miss Marcia Chaplin.
Mr.. Paul Hudson. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
a. Scott Thropp, Miss Elizabeth
Howe, DIr. and Mrs. William +.
Dennis. Mrs. Charles Nelson Riker.
Miss Grace Simpson. Mrs. Silas
Casey. Miss Sophie Casey. Col. and
Mrs. William w. .Harts, Col. Munson,
Miss Adrienne Low and Gov. and Mrs
Joseph w. Folk. J
Mrs. Edwaru c. Plummer yesterday
gave the first of series Of luncheons
at the Burlington Hotel. The guests
were Mrs. Appleton, wife of Judge
Appleton Of Bangor Me-; Mrs. John
Edward Kincaid, Boston: Mrs. John
Mock. Mrs. Truman G. Palmer, Mrs.
Mendum Blumenberg, Mrs. Albert
Gore. Mrs. Herbert Taylor. Mrs
Seward Covert. Mrs. C. p. Stone and
Mrs. l.. d. Narswarthy.
Mrs. Joseph Worthington has gone
to Florida and will not return until
about the middle of March.
Society Folk at Ball for
TRavelers' Aid Benefit.
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