Evening star., 1922-11-21

of Mrs. Warren; Miss Jamie Hearin.
and Mrs. Paul du Bois, nephew or
Mrs. William Wheatley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Crittenden
at dinner In honor of their house
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. James Allen of
New York, Rnd took their guests to
the ball, where they occupied box.
Among the many charming and in
| teresting costumes seen on the ball
room floor was that of Sonora de
Alfaro. wife of the minister of Pam
anna, who wore a graceful hoop skirt
of heavy old rose ping taffeta, with
mantilla of Spanish lace. which fell
about her shoulders and formed a
hertha-like shawl; her hair was ar
with tall shell comb. which held
her mantilla high at the back. The
charge daffaires of the Netherlands.
Or. ). b. Hubrecht appeared as Sam
SON.. and throughout the grand
hareh, ma after he pageant. he acted
phere. Mrs. Clarence Crittenden Cal
houn was Carmen in the pageant
wearing a costume of deep yellow,
with handsome shawl embroidered
IN many colors and a mantilla of
black lace, with n large black lace fam
Mrs. Delos A. Rlodgett wore a pale
| blue velvet gown trimmed with
! touches of gold. belted in with a sill
| YER Jewel-studded girdle, and a head
dress of white. and her hair flowing
over her shoulders
! Her SON in-law and daughter Capt.
and Mrs. David st. Pierre Gaillard.
were Scotch kirkland chieftain and
iassie wearing kits of dark red and
green with velvet coats of dark
green velvet. Mrs. Victor Kaufman
shawl OF cream embroidered in many
roiors and Mrs. Clarence Richmond
Day, who was also a Spanish lady,
! was in yellow shawl embroidered in
many coi2Ts; red predominating. Mr..
rletc costume of Hamlet. Mr..
oriental costume Of King Herod.
Miss Dorothca Morgan was The
of white chiffon hung moderately fun
from the shoulders. and edged with
narrow bands OF white swansdown
tail headdress of white incrusted
IN pearls and crystals and edged
G. ID. Johnson was in an deliberately
embroidered manHarian coat Miss
Stcrnbergh represented a lady of the
harem in pale green and white chif-
I"n wells. Mr.. George e. Pickett
Pickett a Spanish lady. Mr. Mar
| tin Richardson was in the cos
tum" of brigand. typical of THE
Bohemian Girl" Miss Dorothy Warren
VS. W ..! demu,e LITTLE Micasla- from
dainty doll from the Tales of Hoff-
man: Mrs. Horace Macfarland, a
lany OF the orient. in a creation of
gold and silver and many-hued bro
cades: Mrs. Charles Helmbold was
butterfly. the graceful wings of her
costume being particularly effective.
made OF shimmering silver. while
folded and nnfoalded as she lower
sd or raised her arms. Miss Mary
Stitt appeared as Pierette
MISS Emma Stitt. one of the sea-
son debutantes. was in a charming
and appropos costume appearing as
rrima donna's bouquet, the fluffy
lace paper furnishing Il back ground
Tor the grouping of gay flowers. Mrs
Archibald Oracle wore the colonial
costume of her great-aunt, of quilted
satin and lace. with becoming
powdered wig.
Others at the ball included Col. and
Mrs. George Vidmer. the commercial
counselor of the British embassy and
Mrs. John Joyce Broderick. ard the
latters s sister. Miss Kathleen Kelley;
the attache of the Belgian embassy
and Nine; Tilmont: Mrs. Gillette-Hill
and her daughter. Mrs James w. Nc
Clure: Mr.. and Mrs. Jbhn Walker Hol-
combe, Mrs Samuel A. Kimberly, Mrs.
Miriam Ballenger Berryhill, Capt.
and Mrs. Luke McNamee. Miss Patricia
Ainsa. Mrs. Charles w Fairfax, Mr..
and Mrs. Frederic Atherton. Miss
Alice Hartman. Miss Barrine Drake,
Mrs. David Il. Eincheloe. Miss Marie
| Mcclure. Miss Dorothy bennett. Miss
Elizabeth Hersey. Mrs 1. Thomas Hag-
ner. Miss Carolyn Hagner. Mrs. Will
lam +. Dennis. Mrs. Charles Nelson
Riker and her house guests, Mrs
John G. McAtee and Miss Mary Adams
Lincoln