Evening star., 1922-11-21

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washington custom, was but little
before last night. and came
Us a delightful surprise to those hun
tfeds OF guests assembled
MRS. Edouard Albion. wife of the
director of the Washington Opera
tonpany. received the guests, wear
ing a gown OF pale old rose chiffon
Dlon was assisted by Mrs. George
oakley Totten. jr., who was gowned in
.+ l,!iih .:tiir . COS ,Ume trimmed with
'"'h'aea Of hlacl'. q. white poke bon
net trimmed with violets, represent
ing suzanne, from The Secret of
Hus anne; Mrs. Mark Reid Yates. who
was dressed as h lady of the harem,
TN emerald green trousers. a white
ana gold jacket and wide sash hang
ing low at one side. and n similar
scarf about her head, and Mrs. Walter
j.. Tuckerrnan, who wore 4 conven-
tionai evening gown of black velvet.
Ihe pageant was short. interesting
ana exceptionally well done. Mrs.
Julian 5. Carter of Baltimore, robed
Hh!j" ..ts''ic gowi wi i Il golden
Tyre in. her hand. stood at the entrance
Of what might have been the Temple
AT the south end of the long ballroom
She welcomed each artist or group to
her temple
Mr.. Paul Gardner Tchernikoff. di-
rector OF the ballet of the local opera
company, appeared first in Il charm
'Hs and graceful solo dance and at
II" entrance of eac! character or
-.roup the orchestra played the most
!%miiiar air of the opera. Miss Eliza
beih Bonner appeared as Delilah and
save the famous aria with dramatic
hre. her rich mezzo-contralto voice
being well suited to the music Miss
Dorothy Citizens of Philadelphia. was
Naf%uer te and sang the Jewel Song
50 familiar TO all mus C lovers. The
"r"at quartet from "Rigolctto' was
done by Miss Dorothy Mansfield. So
nrano: Miss Rose Polio. contralto: ::
Mr. Louis Annis tenor. and Mr. AL
''rt Shertfcrman. bass. their voices
blending wei torcther and each in
the cos ume of the character repre-
'cnted in the music Miss Elizabeth
Gardiner. representing the ballet of
The opera. gave Il delightfully."- dainty
exhibition OF toe dancing each mo-
ton of graceful rhythmn At the con-
ciulon of her dance the pages stand
In= at intervals in front OF the boxes
naSched to the south end, where the
many characters joined them. and
thrn all others in costume at the ball
and several times marched about the
Ho"m in many different figures, after
which Mr.. Tchernikoff and Miss
tiardiner led the general dancing.
Inc minister of Panama and Sonora
y" Alfnro occupied box and had
among their guests Mrs. Victor Kamff-
Htnn. Mrs. Clarence Richmond Day
TIA" second secretary of the Peruvian
'hhdSSy. nr. Santiago Il. Bcdoya; the
secretary of the Cuban delegation. Dr.
lose tEaron: the secretary of the
srGHt on OF the Serbs, Croats and
- pI,,,,
ana the second secretary. Mr.. Vladi-
ff!ir 'iouteSha: the commercial attache
~ IN" ianama legation. Senior Don
Emanuel Lyons. and his two daugh-
'efs Srn"rita Rcatriz Lyons and Sc
n"rita Honorina Lyons.
Col. and Mrs Robert NJ. Thomson
"n'erta;nod a small company at din
ncr last evening and later Col. ThomD-
son took his guests to the ball. In
nls boy with him We're Admiral and
Yrs. William W. Kimball. Col. and
|rS. HrecklnridEe. Mrs. James Car
roll Frazer and Miss Hiida sykes.
Mrs. Delos y. Rlodsett had small,
company at dinner before the bali
md in her box wire Mr.. and Mrs
t"hcrt Clement Watson. the latter
formerly Miss Sara Latinlcr: Mr.. and
Mrs. Eaw;A'd y. Elodgett Mrs David
MATTHEW'S; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Par
sons Erwin and Capt and Mrs. David
st. Pierre Gafllard.
Mrs George u. Hope had among
hor guests in her box the Minister
of Switzerland and Nine. Peter. ser,.
Charles p. D~ake and Commander
ard Mrs. Claude r. Mayo.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. \. Hartman were
hosts at dinner last cvcni0~. eoip~
'"'"" 20 the bali where. with their
Guests. the shared box with M-
~ al Nf~g
! ~" "or'ra"y we~e Mrs II ~. WI
d"r keves Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Penn
broke Thom ard Judge and Mrs
Ch 1r'es b Howry.
Senator and Mrs. William II King
hid with them in their box. Mr.. and
Hrs Au"us' Belmont. Mr.. and Ms
Frederick Stieff of Baltimore, Miss
Gladys Ewart daughter of tho Honor
able John Ewart of Ottawa. Cam
ada: Miss Helcn Helene MacArtbrr
and Nr. P'ni Macarthur of New York,
and Mr.. Theodore Smith Amussen.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mesta were
hosts to Mr.. Justice Willis Van De-
varter. Senator. Kenneth McKellar,
Judge and Mrs Charles G. MrChcrd
col. and Mrs. Hull, Miss Hustled and
N'ss Caldwell.
Mrs. Francois Berger Moran had
with her representative and Mrs
lanes p! Woods. Mrs. Charles n.
rartan LEGATION DR.. r. Lessinof: Dr.
J. Bre"kinridge Rayne. NJ. and Mrs.
Na1"olw McConihe. Mrs Horace Mac
farland and several others.
Mrs. William d. Morrnn had a corr
pHny of yorn~ raon'e with her for her
G7"~hter Miss Dorothea Morgan. who
will he presented to society at the con-
ci"eion of hnr studies.
Miss Sonhie Siehert occrnied a box
and had as he- euests Admiral and
Mrs. Josenh Strauss. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Trowhrid~e Tittman. DR.. and
Mrs. Charles e. Keefer and Mr.. ]. p.
Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter r. Tuckerr1an
were hosts to the counselor of the
PritiSh embassy. Mr. Henry Getty
Chiffon: Mrs Robert HolIister Char
man. Mrs. William Whiting Andrews
and Mr.. Riddle.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Oakley Totten.
ir.. had as their guests the charge
d'a affaires of the Netherlands and Nine.
IIrhrecht JUDGE and Mrs. William
Bailey Lamar Mr.. and Mrs Fuller of
Worcester. n. Y. and Nine. Godoy.
Mr. and Mrs. Edouard Albion were
hosts to the Commissioner and Mrs.
son Gary. the secretary of the Mica
raguan legation Senior Don Manuel
Iava!a; Mrs. Julian S. Carter of Bal
timore. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel FeIs of
Miss Elizabeth Bonner
and Mrs. John Dillon.
With Mrs. ElonZo Tyner were Col
and Mrs. Charles Huntington and
the attache of the Netherlands lega-
ton. Jonkheer de Seriere.
Mr.. and Mrs Bates Warren gave
their box to Mr.. and Mrs. James
Reynolds. whose guests were Mrs
of Paris. Miss
Dorothy Warren. Miss Moore, niece