The Washington herald., 1922-05-21
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tonhole. His suit was dark and he
looked very grand,
The dressing at the show this
year was not very spectacular.
Most Of the clothes were dark.
though a few sported linen and
cotton wolfe frocks and occasionally
even an organdy. Sport skirts and
sweaters were much in evidence.
but silks and cloths were in the
majority. Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes.
whose clothes always stand out in
q crowd as being unusual and chic,
wore several very striking cos
tunes. One day she was In laven-
der chiffon, simply but prettily
made. Her hat was a small stiff
model of purple velvet. The crown
was rather high and the brim stiff
and only about an inch wide
Wrapped about the crown was a
scarf of lavender chiffon. just the
color of the gown. with one long
streamer extending down over the
left shoulder. with IL she wore a
lavender wool cape with narrow
bands of squirrel running up and
down the six-inch wide collar at
Intervals. Another day Mrs. Stokes
wore a striking costume of black
crepe made absolutely without
sleeves The skirt was wrapped
tight about the figure and faced
with bright purple. A big
black hat. a scarf of black and
white monkey fur and long white
gloves completed a striking cos
tune.
Aptoinette Wood as there one
day with her hance and he Is as
good-looking a man as she is young
woman. which is saying a whole lot
l suspect when she became a bride
she left quite a string Of sad hearts
Their wedding Wednesday was a
very pretty one with the cream of
society of several cities present.
The young couple went of for a
motor trip honeymoon in the BRIDE
groom's car.
Last Wednesday there was a
group Of dinner<parties, several Of
which were given at the Purple Iris
In celebration OF the Norwegian day
Of indepe fourth of
July. don't you know. The day was
observed In several ways at the
legation during the day. One Of
the dinners had az host Capt. Hans
sen. technical adviser of the lega-
tion staff. and among his guests
was that lovely Norwegian girl.
Miss MUS. Eidi Mus pronounced
Moose). She is perfectly beauti-
full and as sweet and nice and at
tractive as she is beautiful. which
is saying a whole lot She really
is beautiful. and clever. too: sings
SO we'll and plays and dances:
speaks several languages and is a.
attractive person all around
as I've met in many a day.
She has been in Washington. I
think. less than a year and before that
liver in New York for several years.
where her mother and a married
sister now reside. have been told
that they had much money. but
lost most of IL during the war. and
now she is attached to the Nor
wegian legation here In some capac-
ity. I have quite lost my heart
to her-and so have several men /
know.
Lady Cynthia Mosley, one OF the
most beautiful of English society
women and a daughter OF Lord
Curzon, foreign secretary, is soon
to appear in a flm role in London
Lady Cynthia is half American. her
mother having been Miss Mary
Letter. daughter OF Levi z. Letter
OF Chicago and Washington. who
became Lord Curzon's FIRST wife.
Lady Mosley will appear with Mrs.
II. b. Irving, who was the original
Trilby in Beerbohm Trees produc-
tion OF that play. Although the
young woman's nlm debut is in the
nature Of a propaganda campaign
for the Union OF Societies for Equal
Citizenship. IL has attracted con-
siderable attention. The attitude