Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-05-13

added attraction, American flags being
draped from the ceiling over each.
The gayly costumed dancers were
particularly picturesque in the dances
when the lights were out and only
the large ball with colored lights gave
a vari-colored Kaleidoscope effect on
dancers and ballroom. Mrs. judah
Howe Sears received the guests wear
ing a graceful gown Of black velvet
with soft and pale green wig,
were twined Light refreshments were
served in the ass-inclosed porch and
a punch bowl was in one corner of the
| ballroom.
Those who entertained box parties
were Mrs. Harold Walker. who occu-
pied the box of Mrs. H. Wilfred Du
Puy. and had a party of young people
| with her.
Mrs. Julian S. Carter of Baltimore
who Is visiting in Washington. enter
tained company in the box Of Mrs
Rafael r. Gown.
Mrs. W. Harry Brown had among
her guests Mrs. Robert Carson. jr..
| and Miss Frances Brainard of Pitts
burgh, and Mrs. James Mcdonald, who
are house guests of Mrs. Brown.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Marshall Bull.
litt occupied box and had small
| humber Of members of the younger
circles Of society.
Mrs Henry F. Dimock had as her
guests in her box Admiral Robert f.
CoontZ, Col and Mrs. William c. Riv.
ters. Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant. Maj
| and Mrs. Work. Mrs. Sanderson and
Mrs. James Carroll Frazer.
Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood enter
| tanned the assistant secretary of wa
| and Mrs. ]. Mayhem Wainwright, and
her house guest. Mrs. Montgomery OF
| Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs Judah Howe Sears en-.
| tertained in their box the counselor
Of the Russian embassy and Nine
! de Bach. Prince and Princess Canta
| cuzene and Miss Pell of New York
! who is their house guest.
ing Queen Elizabeth, wearing thu
costume which she wore in 9TH,
Cross Triumphant" a few nights ago
Miss Isabelle Pell Of New York was
a black and green domino. Miss
Charlotte Freeman Clark. who was in
| wore Turkish costume of green
and gold. Miss Margaret Treadwell
| was gay court jester. and Mr.. Dur
ham Rogers was Spanish grandee.
Mrs. Y. Cameron Martin was a golden
! butterfly, wearing a gown of gold net
incrusted with gold sequins.
Among others at the ball were Mr.
and Mrs. E. A. Hartman, former Sen
ator Hoke Smith, Mrs. Frederick E.
Chaplin. Mrs. Charles B. Howry. Mrs.
Henry c. Corbin. Miss Josephine Pat
ten. Col. Paxton. Miss Anne Hamlin
Robert Gilmore, Mr.. and Mrs. William
! Eric Fowler, Miss A1wina Bohlen and
the Rev. Meade Bolton MacBryde.
| Georgia Visitors Given
beautifully Arranged Tea.
! Tie daughters of Representative
Charles Brand of Georgia, Mrs. Raj
Al - RI
| Miss Caroline Brand of Athens were
| he guests of Mrs. Thomas E. Watson
and Mrs. Lyle at an informal tea
yesterday, at the George Washington
Inn: The ladies of the Georgia dele
| cation were invited to meet Judge
partule for their homes Mrs.
Charles Crisp, of Georgia. Mrs. Joe
Brown of Tennessee and Miss Sarah
Orr of Georgia assisted in entertain
! ing the guests. Miss Caroline Brand
! will remain with her father for sew
! eral weeks.
| Mr. Charles Wells Russell. former
United States minister to Persia, and
Mrs. Russell will sail for Europe May
p. They will be accompanied by
their daughter. Mrs. Lucy Russell Og-
ston. and her two little girls. After
| visiting Mrs Ogston's father-in-law.
Sir Alexander Ogston, and relatives
in London they will go to the conti-
nent to spend several months.
j A distinguished company attended
the performance last evening Of Peg
de Mon Coeur." given for the benefit
Of the re-education /of French SOL
diers who <have lost the power Of
tspeech, by the Cercle Coquelin, in the
auditorium Of Masonic Temple. Among
Ethose in the audience were the am
| bassador of France and Nine. Jusse-
rand. Mrs. Frederick H. Gillett. Mrs.
Medill Mccormick, Mrs. Reginald Fos-
ter. Mrs. Henry c. Corbin, Miss jose
phine Patten. Mile. Lloveras, Princess
Bertha Cantacuzene, Mrs. William
Crawford Gorgas. Mrs. Adolph Cas-
lrar Miller. Mrs. Robert Hinckley, Mrs.
Lawrence Townsend, Mrs. A. G. Nc
Clintock. DR.. Edward Emery Morse,
Miss Virginia Hunt. Mrs. Goddard.
Mr.. Newbold Noyes. Viscount Jules
Henri de Sibour and Mr. Robert Stead.
Miss Louisa Hoar played the lead
ing role of Peg" winning much ap-
rlause by her portrayal Of the part
and for her French diction. Mrs. John
Biddle made a convincing Nine. Wal
ton and Miss Elizabe Hanna played
the part of Ethel with grace and ease.
The men were not as familiar with
their lines as the women Of the cast.
Representative and Mrs. Ousley en-
tertained Informally at luncheon at the
Shoreham yesterday for Col. and Mrs.
William Eric Fowler, who are leaving
shortly for the summer.
| Mrs. Thomas Bones is giving a series
of luncheons, taking her guests later
to the horse show, where she Is one Of
the box holders.
Miss Marietta Calhoun Johnson of
lSt. Joseph. Mo-, is the guest Of her
lcousins. the Misses Calhoun, on Fair
mont street. "a dinner was given at the
Arts Club Thursday evening for Miss
Johnson by the Misses Calhoun, and
several entertainments have been
planned in her honor.
Mrs. W. NJ. Johnson has gone to Kan
sas City. Mo-, to attend the marriage
tof her niece, Miss Ruth House, to Mr.
Luther Brady. Miss House is the
daughter of the late Mrs. Warren Dear
born House of this city.
Completing Plans for
Fete Champetre May 20.
There will be meeting Monday. May
Is, at IL o'clock, for the heads of the
various booths and their assistants in
the fete champetre. to be given for
Neighborhood House. on May 20. in the
grounds of Twin Oaks. Mrs. Walter
Mrs. Marshall Bullitt, vice chairman,
will preside. Mime. Grouitch, who will
have a package party at the Serbian
booth, has assisting her Mrs. Mary
Roberts .Rinehart, Mrs. Charles Walcott
and ofhors