The Washington times., 1922-05-11
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rope OF pearls hung In loops below
the waist line. the skirt was caught
ut the side with large ornament
Of pearls with fringe of tiny
pearls. Mrs. Dwight Davis wore a
costume of silver and lace. the
bodice made Of silver cloth fitted
closely to the figure and the skirt
q draped affair Of flame chiffon.
Mrs. Stanley Rinehart wore laven.
der brocaded satin, made with q
long court train Of the same ma
tertzl. ..s.1
White seemed to be a favorite
among the younger girls. Miss
Evelyn Wadsworth, who with her
parents. Senator and Mrs. James
w. Wadsworth, entertained a
party Of young people In their box.
wore a charming frock Of white
chiffon. Other members Of the
younger set wearing white were
Miss Virginia McKenney, Miss
Cecilia Cooper and Miss Rosa -Mays
Kcndrick. 80.
Miss Frances Hampson wore
lavender georgetts made with q
straight long skirt and simple
draped bodice. Mrs. Hampson
wore gray brocaded satin. Mrs.
Philip Kaufman wore apricot
satin draped with white lace. Miss
Mildred BromweIl wore pale blue
taffeta with black lace.
Among those entertaining at din.
her before the ball were:
Senator Lawrence e. Phipps
whose guests included Col and
Mrs. David Porter. Capt. and Mrs.
Hayns Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs. John
w. Davidge and Mrs. Thomas Bell
Sweeney. h.f.'+
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Walker en-
tertained Informally at dinner,
later taking their guests to the
ball. With them were the Com
merciai Counselor Of the British
Embassy and Mrs. John Joyce
Frederick. Mrs. Wilfred DuPuy,
Miss Elaine Sullivan, Miss Anne
Squire. Major Raymond Il. Lee.
John Kirby, Clarence Simpson
and William Doelier.
Mrs. ]. Borden Hartman enter
tained q small company at dinner
before the ball.
Col. and Mrs. Joseph Heron en-.
tertained at dinner in honor of
Raymond Gerry, Of Utah. The 9th.
er guests were Mrs. George Cul.
yer. of Cincinnati: Miss Ann Love-
Joy. and Col. and Mrs. C. J. Atkins.
Later the party attended the ball.
1 DR.. and Mrs. Harry Hyland Karr
entertained small company at
dinner. after which they took their
guests 70 the Polo ball. The guests
Included Mr.. and Mrs. Myron NJ.
Parker and Mrs. Robert Dove.
The Vice Governor Of the Fed
eral Reserve Board and Mrs. John
r. Mitchell entertained q company
Of twelve at dinner. Later the
party attended the ball.
The Spanish Ambassador and
Nine. Riano, have invited q few
guests in for dinner this evening
as a farewell to the Argentine Am
and Nine. lie Breton, who
are leaving for Europe the first
part OF next week. Owing to the
observance OF court mourning at
the embassy the dinner La most in.
formal.
Luncheon for Retiring =
Argentine Ambassador.
Tho Brazilian ambassador, Au
s,isto Cochrane de Alencur, enter
tsined q distinguished company al
luncheon yesterday In honor of the
Minister OF Argentina and Nine. Le
Breton. The guests included the
Ambassador OF Chile and Nine
Mathieu. the Minister Of Cuba and
Mime, de Ccspedes. the Minister of
Venezuela and Mime. Dominica. Miss
Manueia Lloveras, Miss Flaninis
sarniento, the Undersecretary OF
State and Mrs. william Phillips, Mrs
Horace westcott, Samuel de Sousa
Leao Oracle and Nine. Leao Oracle
Mrs. John r. Rodgers, Feiips Espii,
Mrs. Charles 8. Bromwell and Mrs
Thomas Bell Sweeney.
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The British Ambassador and Lady
pany at dinner on June In celebra.
his majesty, the King Of England.
The II. M. 8. Raleigh will come
to Washington on May 20 under the
command OF Admiral Sir William c.
Pakenhanf. X. c. b., X. c. VI. O.,
X. c. ". o.. chief OF
the North American and West Indies
EtaLlon. IHo snip Will De hCft apOul
a week. The officers will be enter.
tained at q luncheon at the smbassy
on June l and at q dance there on
May 81, and several Of them will bc
In the dinner party on
Juno .. = h. -
Lady Geddes. who Is in Atlantis
City with her son. Alexander, will
return to Washington May ~.
Mrs. Henry c. Corbin entertained
a company at dinner last evening IN
honor Of the Ambassador Of Argen.
tina and Nine. LIE Breton, when
covers were laid for fourteen.
Miss Ailsa Mellon, who has been
In New York for the last two days,
returned to Washington last evening.
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The Commissioner and Mrs. Cuno
n. Rudolph entertained q distin.
RUSHED company of fifty at dinner
last evening In honor Of the Secre.
tary Of the President and Mrs.
George b. Christian, jr. The table
was decorated with pink roses, tulips
and snapdragons. .~-.
Col. and Mrs. Robert, M. Thomp.
SON are spending the month of
May on their houseboat, The Ever
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