The Washington times., 1922-11-30

clergy, always active In support of
the Episcopal Hospital were
numerously present. their clerical
garb striking an odd note in con.
trast to the bright colored frocks
Of the women guests.
Bishop Harding and Miss Hard
ing had as guests In their box Miss
Douglas, Mrs. Alfred Harding. jr..
Miss Miriam Smith, OF lie Gran lie,
Ore; Mrs. w. kesiey Schoepf, OF
Cincinnati. Ohio; Harrison Fuller,
DIR. William Il. Sims and DIR.
James Hawfield.
Mr.. and MRS. David Meade Lea
entertained Mrs. Victor kauff
mann, Mrs. Clarence Richmond
Day, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Tucker
man. Mrs. Alexander l.. Pope and
her niece, Miss Catherine Francis,
Canon DeVries. Rev. William Pet
tus. rector Of st. Marks Church,
DIR. Lessinoff, OF the Bulgarian
legation and Vladimir Goutesha. of
the Serbian legation.
q Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Chat
: ard had in their box Admiral and
Mrs. j. K. Robinson, Miss Cath
crime Radcliff. Mrs. Charles b.
Howry. Alvarez de Buenavista. of
the Peruvian Embassy, and Dr
Charles Noble Gregory.
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THERE were numerous other
= gay box parties. but interest
centered especially In the groups
Of debutantes, some Of them guests
In Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Edwards
box, others members Of the tnfor-
NAL supper party which Mrs.
Frank Walter gave for her de.
butante daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Walter. There was lovely Miss
Frederica McKenny, just back
mistakably Partisan frock. Over
a slip Of dull gold tissue fell
straight panels of dull silver bro
caded In black in q striking de-
sign. These panels were edged
with fur and the bateau neck was
outlined with q turnover fold Of
the gold brocade.
Another especially charming
frock was worn by Miss Martha
Hawley. the guest Of Miss Louise
Anderson. II was fashioned Of
gold-colored velvet embroidered in
pearls and her blonde hair was
bound with gold tissue and pearls.
Engaging little French slippers Of
rose-colored brocade, bound and
laced with gold and gold-colored
hosiery completed a fetching COS
tune. ana about her wrist was
tied the bandana handkerchief
OF chiffon this time-which Paris
sponsors. Mrs. H. H. Rousseau,
but recently ''of return" from
Europe and wearing q lovely
orchid tinted gown. also had q
gay handkerchief tied about her
wrist. -
PEAR ADMIRAL AND MRS.
ALBERT GLEAvEs and Miss
Evalina Gleaves brought to the
ball the guests whom they had en-
tertained at a buffet supper In
compliment to Miss Fisher, of Bal.
timore. who Is visiting Miss
Gleaves. Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Cary T. Grayson also brought q
dinner company to the ball.
Mrs. Charles v. Wheeier's box
was occupied by her daughter,
Miss Elinor Wheeler, who had
among her guests Miss Zilla Mac.
Dougall. Miss Dorothy Warren,
Miss Catherine Sutherland, Miss
Helen Colbert and Allan Rhine
hart. Richard Davidson, Reeve
Hoover and Grant Hodges.
Others noted either in the
boxes or among the dancers were
Miss Katherine Kelly, Miss Caro-.
lyn NASH, Miss Lillian Thomp-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Reid
Yates. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hal.
dane Doig, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Leroy Boyle, who had Mrs.
George Mesta's box; Miss Del.
phine Heyl, Miss Enid Sims, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Wilson. and her
mother, Mrs. A. N. Talbot; Ward
Brown. H. ". Tennant. Of the
British embassy; Miss Charlotte
Clarke. Miss Ada Hill. Miss Flea.
nor Hill. Mr.. and Mrs, Leland
Stanford Conness, Miss Katherine
Judge. Miss Nan Young. Dr.
Rivas. of the Pan.American
Union; Delos Smith. Richard
Flournoy. and Miss Frances
Hampson. who had guests In
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