Evening star., 1923-02-01
Society
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closely fitted cap OF gold surmount.
cd with q fan-shaped mass Of waving
plumes at the back.
Dorothy Mansfield. soprano Of the
washington Opera Company. in con
and Horace Alvin Lake. baritone Of tn,
The Group Of the Woods" Lex San,
derson. also Of the Washington Opera
Company, gave several numbers.
Society Folks In Boxes.
The ball was particularly notable
Tor Its many and brilliant box parties
the holders and their guests including
cabinet members. ambassadors, minis
ters and others from the diplomatic
corps and official and resident society
with an unusually large number OF
out-of-toWn guests
Senator and Mrs. Arthur capper
had with them Judge and Mrs Charles
=, McChord and Col. and Mrs. John
Senator and Mrs. James w. wads-
worth, jr., entertained a company at
dinner and took their guests later 10
died .heiT box at the ball. the party in
cluolng the assistant Secretary OF
state, Mr.: Leland Harrison; Mrs. King
Carley, Miss Patricia Ainsa, Miss
Evelyn Wadsworth. Mr. Allan Wins
low. Col. Little and Maj. Queke-
meyer. Senator and Mrs. Lawrence
Fhipps We're also hosts at dinner
preceding the ball.
Mrs. Stephen B. Efkins had among
her guests Mrs. Minnigerode Andrews
Mrs. Armstead Davis and her daughter,
MS M George Amy Percy of Boston;
richardson. and Mr.. Ballard Moore
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Nelson
occupied the box Of Col. and Mrs,
Robert M. Thompson.
With Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley
were the minister of Switzerland and
Nine. Peter and the secretary of the
Brltlsh embassy and Mrs. R Leslie
Craigie, who dined with Mr.. and Mrs.
Bradley at the Shoreham before the
ball
Mr.; and Mrs; Charles woodruff had
as their guests In their box Nine.
Jusserand, Mrs. Marinus Willett, Miss
iWynn, Miss Sara Lee, Sir A. Maurice
Low. DR.. Thomas Lee, and the former
United States ambassador to Japan,
MI: Thomas J. O'Brien. Mrs. w.
Harry Brown entertained q company
OF twenty-four at dinner in honor of
Senator and Mrs. David A. Reed and
took her guests to the ball, where
they occupied several boxes.
Senator and Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry,
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. wilkins and her
niece, Miss Louise Ross Todd.
The Princess Ghika entertained in
her box the minister of the Serbs
Croats and Slovenes. DR.. Anton TreHch
Pavichich; the military attache of the
French embassy and Nine. Dumont,
the military attache of the Spanish
embassy. Maj. Cassajus: the second
secretary Of the Peruvian embassy.
Dr. Bedoya; Miss Alice Archibald and
Nine. Zaldivar.
Col. and Mrs. Matthew A. De Laney
occupied the box of Mr. and Mrs
Louis Titus and hpd among their
guests Gen. and Mrs. Merritte w.
Ireland, Mrs. Joseph Z. Davies, Mrs
William H. Smith. jr.. Col. Conklin
and Mr.. Lynch Luquer.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Pembroke
Thorn entertained at dinner preced-
ing the ball in honor of the Post
master General and Mrs. Work, and
asked to meet them the minister OF
Bolivia and Sonora de Ballivian, the
Commissioner and Mrs. Rudolph. Col
and Mrs. Charles B. Drake. Marquis
de Buenavista, Mr.. de Hertelendy,
Miss Barrine Drake and Miss Jose
phine Willford.
Mrs. Charles G. Matthews and Mrs.
+. w. Cole occupied the box of Mrs
Delos A Blodgett, and had AZ their
guests Mai and Mrs. Parker w. West
Mrs. David du Bose Gaillard, Mrs.
Joseph E. Thropp, Mrs. Frederick
Dent Grant and Princess Cantacuzene.
Mr.. Franklin MacVeagh had among
his guests the Misses Patten, who
entertained at dinner preceding the