The Washington times., 1922-01-13

tiukuibneu u8ure IN q cniI10n vel
vet gown the color Of q Marechal
Nell rose. with fiame-coiored tuile
drRperies She had on q becoming
diamond tiara and diamond orna-
ments-jewels which she never wore
In war time. - ~
Lady Geddes wore her first
Observation-Disclosures" vening
gown a draped model In blue ssnd
black and sequins. Nine. Riano
wore black velvet with sash Of blue
and gold. Her sister. Mrs. Chan
der Anderson, was attired in, black
velvet, with train. FpsE Z,
A picturesque little group was
that Of the Minister Of China and
Nine. Sxe and their party. MIME.
SEE was as charming and az daiMtily
decorative as ever. She was gowned
In a cunning little frock Of stiff
white taffeta sprigged with tiny
sprays OF green leaves. The Cos
tune. made in the quaint fashion
Of her native land. In particularly
suited to her almost rchiid.like
beauty. With the Minister ord
Nine. SIZE were the wife and daugh-
tiers of Tzu-Chi, Chow. secretarysof
the Chinese arms delegation. Nine.
Chow Is as tiny as her, two tdaigh-
tiers and looks about their age.
All three ware dressed In their
native Chinese costume and I'm
white. A third little Chinese lady
in the party was dressed IN shell
pink. silk. 81 - '':k 80 ''..
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PED chiffon velvet was extremely
popular, ranging , In shade
from Mrs. r. II. c.. Skaters scar
let gown to the magenta velvet
worn by Mrs. Cornelius yanAerbiit,
Of New; York. She had q diamond
rose at her waist line and wore q
bandeau of diamonds. Win dia-
mond pendants, : over a band Of the
red velvet. Mrs, : Edward Beale
Mclean also wore q red velvet and
was, literally blazing with jewels.
She had one diamond tiara. with q
huge stone-was. It. the Hope dta-
mond?-in the center; and there
was a sQuare-cut emerald an! inch
square Elm the diamond bracelet
which she wore above her elbow
= Mrs. Newton d. Baker. wife OF the
former Secretary Of War. was
among the guests and was sur
rounded all evening by old friends
who seized this opportunity Ito
greet her. Past Administered tons
were also echoed in the presence Of
the Former Secretary Of State and
Mrs. Lansing, the former Attorney
General and Mrs. George w. Wicker
sham. former Secretary of War and
Mrs. Stimson. Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Cary T: Grayson, and Mrs. Fred
erick Dent Grant, who was accom-
panied by Prince and Princess Can
tacuzene and Princess Bertha Can.
tacuzene. ~ o. @. .
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pERHAPS the most striking. gown
at the reception was worn by
Mrs. Clifford Pinchot. n was FASH
Toned Of flame colored tubular
beads on flame chiffon. with bands
OF green beading FOLLOWING the
straight lines Of the gown; and II
WAS worn over q flame colored slip
banded in royal blue satin. Sounds
bit garish, but no.. Il was lovely
and II set off Mrs. Pinchot's Won
derful flaming hair to perfection.
Another lovely gown was worn
by beautiful Mrs. Peter Goelet Ger
ry. 1t was Of emerald green chif.
fon velvet. a draped model, with
the top Of the bodice Of flesh col
ored chiffon. and IL had q graceful
train which ended in a point on
either shoulder. Mrs. Gerry wore
emerald and diamond ornaments
and a bandeau of diamonds, with
one great emerald In the center,
set low on her brow.
Congressman and Mrs James r.
Mann were among the guests, Mrs.
Mann wearing black velvet and
carrying q large spangied lace fan.
Mrs. John H. BaRkhsad. wore
a black lace gown. embroidered. In
black roses. with a tiara and cor:
sage ornaments Of pearls Mrs.
William B. Bankhead's gown was
OF iridescent .sequins. with O sash
of apple green chiffon. fShe car:
ried a green feather fan and wore
diamonds.
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Vice President Coolidge returne,
TO Washington late hast evenmg'fron
Chicago. -.
Mrs. Coolidge was the rankin.
guest at a luncheon given today b,
Mrs. Edward B. Mclean. l'sr-s
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The Spanish ambassador and Nine
Riano were the honor guests at tn,
Inner which Mr.. and Mrs. Waite,
Denegre gave last evening". Their,
were covers for sixteen Mr.. ant
Mrs. Denegre will give apother dinne
IN January 20 In compliment to tn,
Secretary Of War and Mrs. John w
Weeks.
The ambassador of Spain and Mime
Riano will 60 to New York today fol
4 brief visit. { 'g,. -
Lady Geddes viii not be at hom'
his afternoon. &. -
Mrs. ,Pearce, wife. Of Senator Pearce
of the British delegation to the con
ference from Australia, viii arrive III
Washington today to join her hus
band at the Lafayette. Mrs. Pearc,
arrived in Vancouver on January
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Jonkheer Beelaerts van Bioklan,
entertained q company of etGhteel