The Washington times., 1924-05-23
1LlahOn5et and the NlOu,gtal,,1
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Mrs. Nichols Longworth wore 4
notably smart costume OF dull black
crepe, the jacket laid n, fine ploats.
with d Peter Pan collar OF white
Organdie giving an extremely youth.
full effect and a vest and scarf Of
bright colored silk in. Persian de-
sign. Her hat was dark with the
Persian colOrs repeated in its trim
ming
Red Hats IN Evidence; Pretty
Gowns Worn BY Feminine Guests.
Red hats were numerOusly In evil
dence and one OF the prettiest was
worn by Miss Mary Randolph, top
ping off q costume Of lowered,
georgette with a navy blue puck
ground. The hat was turned up
at the back with little fOMes
nesting In greer leaveS and
tumbIing over the crown. 1t /
Miss Laura Harlan wore an es-
pecially becoming gown of pale gray
georgette with flowing scarf sleeves,
and a. big gray hat, And pretty lit.
tie Mrs. Lyman B. Kendall was a.
charming picture in frOck OF
cream-colored lace and black geor.
gette-the black throwing the fine
and graceful pattern into high, re-
lief--with q black erin hat franinn
her face most effectively.
Others noted In the large comnany
of guests were the Misses cum.
minis. sisters of Senator CIImmirls:
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
and Mrs. G. C. McChord, Mrs. Rem
johnson, Mrs. Ollie James, Mrs.
Robert Hinckley and her son, Robert
O'DOnnell Hinckley; Doctor Bctloya
and Alvarez de BeuVavista. Of the
Peruvian Embassy; Mr.. Banda, Of
the Legation Of Ecuador; Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Lockwood, jr.. Doctor
and Mrs. Larlxin Glazebrook, Major
and Mrs. Lacey Hall, Mr.. anC Mrs.
Rudolph Kaufman, Mr.. and Mrs.
r.. M. Kaufman and the latter,s
mother. Mrs Willis; Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Armat, Mrs. Henry Wilder
Reyes, Mrs. Tracy BOWS and Miss
Margaret Dows, Congressman and
Mrs. Linthicun, MISS Louise Lacey.
Miss Alice Hartman, Miss Anna
Holt, Miss Anna f1amlin. Miss Lii.
liam Thomp5on, commander and
Mrs. Clarence Nelson Hinkamp, Mr.,
and Mrs. Louise Hertle, Miss Nancy
Hawkins and Commander Elmer
Longworthy.
Also among the. guests were Ad.
n1iral and Mrs. Edward w. Eberle,
Rear Admiral and Mrs. E. r. Stitt,
Eugene Meyer, jr., Lieutenant w.
M. Loventhal, Lynch Luquer, Miss
Mary Montgomery, Mrs. r. s.
Reynolds Hit, MISS Elizabeth Hit,
Brigadier General and Mrs. Charles
McCawley, Nine. Christian Hauge,
Miss Louise Ross Todd, Mrs. Porter
J. McCumber, Major and Mrs. Har.
rison Brand, Charles Noble Gregory
Miss Janet Richards. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward B. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs. C..
C. Glover, jr., Countess Rosen, Con.
gresham and Mrs. John Philip Hill,
Doctor and Mrs. Louis Lehr, Cap.
tain and Mrs. Emory Land, Mrs.
Charles B. Howry, Brigadier Gen.
eral and Mrs. Charles e. Sawyer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Mckinney,
and the Misses McKenney, Mrs.
Charles Mckinney. Miss Delphine
Heyl, Mr.. and Mrs. John Walker
Holcombe, and Mr.. and Mrs, o. H.
p. johnson.
BENEFIT FOR CUBAN
ORPHAtAGE ON TUESDAY.
The mems choir OF st. Angus.
! tines church, forty strong, will
contribute to the program Of the
performance which is to be given
at Carroll Hall on Tuesday eve.
ming, May 81, for the benefit of
the new orphanage at Camaguey,
Cuba, under the patronage of
Senior Quesada, Cuban consul at
Washington. The Reverend Father
Hurney will direct the production
which win be given by the Cath.
| Ollie Actors Guild and the st. Pat.
rick's Players.
Invitations have been issued by
the Community Center Department
| OF the public schools for pag.
cant, Washington the Federal
| City" to be given tomorrow eve
ming at 815 o'clock at Central
High School. The pageant depicts
incidents iE the history Of the
+ Capital. The Marine Band will
play.
John Shelton Williams, OF Rich.
Inond. who was formerly Comp
troller Of the Currency, has gone
to New York and Is staying al
the Waldorf-Astoria hotel.
A.e +
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Duncan, OF
New York, with Mr.. and Mrs. and
Miss Pewins. who are making a tour
of the country are now in Washing.
/ ton and are staying at the Shore.
| ham,