The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-01
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q book on the head or a glass of
water. She certainly can walk
and use her head to advantage.
Well, well, there's Bowie Clark
making himself useful as usual
Wonder why he isn't at Mrs. How
land Quinby's supper-dance in the
Chinese room a little farther down
the lobby. Wonder why. A year
can make a lot of changes in ones
attitude. Well, well, on with the
dance.
There comes Madeleine Couzens,
daughter of Senator and Mrs. Couz-
ems, with Fulton Lewis as her
escort. Or, is he? There seems
20 be two or three other youths
crowding around.
Looking EN- Over
The judges have come down from
their box and are looking EN- over
especially in this dance. There is
Mrs. Mary Roberts Rinehart look
ing very smart in q cloth Of silver
gown with a train lined with black
velvet. And the men helping her
judge are Ebon CoTnins, the artist,
who has re-opened his studio here
for the winter, and Carlton Van
Valkenburg, who, it seems, is an
architect by vocation and a play
wright and dabbler in the fine arts
by avocation.
They seem to be interested. Look
ing at Nine. Samy Pasha. No.
wonder. She has her head swath-
ed in fetching viii veil Of ex-
ouisite deIicacy-suppose that's
Egyptian. Maud Mason is sweet
and alluring in that white colonial
wig and green frock. Annie Gra-
ham Hume looks dear in that COR
al-tinted satin old-fashioned bouffant
frock and her white wig. Just
as becoming as her own dark hair.
With that pink frock, even more
20 perhaps. Oh, there is Mrs. Case
Rafter with a high silver cornu
copia headdress. Rather an ef-
Eective contrast with that black
gown. Mrs. Robert Watson looks
pretty In her Spanish costume
high headdress of white lace and
black evening gown.
Prize Winners
Dorothea Lane might get a prize.
That silver, or silk close-fittiug wig
she has on is awfully cIevsr. Char
lotte Childress il getting the judges
attention, too, with her Spanish
dancers costume. That stiff. perky |
little hat looks cute on her. Mary
Selden looks a lot like her sister |
Virrinia-both are awfully pretty.
William Jennings Price. sometfnles
American minister to Panama, is
dancing with Mrs. Horace Macfar-
land-or is it her sister. Mrs. Nal
colin McConihe? Mrs. William Laird
Dunlop, jr.. and Mrs. Mamie Green
Jobs. stroIling around the side-lines !
together are looking extremely
smart. And there is Mrs. Eberle.
In green gown.
Hushi Let's near who won the
prizes. Oh, Helen Carusi, first prize
for most beautiful coiffure. Nine
SAMMY Pasha, second prize for the |
same thing. Mrs. Case Rafter gets |
first prize for the most original |
headdress.
Mrs. Rinehart isn't waiting long
after the decision is given-not 60
ing into supper-going home instead. |
Who is that stunning-looling girl |
with her wearing that marvellous |
gown? Oh, yes, It must be her
daughter in-law, Mrs. Alan Rine. |
hart. Yes. that's who she is, Gratia |
Houghton. Myi but she Is glorious. |
Where Is Alan? Haven't seen him |
around.
Well, let's go into supper.
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The Ambassador OF Chile, Don |
Beltran Matthew, and Don Cruchaga |
Tocornal, Chilean minister to Lon. |
don. who is in Washington on a !
special mission, were guests at
luncheon yesterday of Charles M. /
Pepper. director of the Chilean |
American Association, who enter |
tanned at the University Club.
NATIONAL HOLIDAY
CELEBRATED BY SERBS
In celebration Of the national
holiday Of the Kingdom of the |
Serbs, Croats and SloVenes, the |
Tresich Pavichich, Is giving a re.
ception at the legation this after. |
noon, which will bring together
q brilliant assembIage from Official,
diplomatic and resident society.
And this genial host is planning
another Zig party on December II
to mark the birthday anniversary
Of the King of Serbia.
The members of the legation
staff are aiding the minister in
making his guests welcome today.
He also has the assistance of
group, of ladies' of the diplomatic
corps, who will preside by turn
at the tea table. They are MuIe.
Varela, wife of the Minister of
Uruguay, Mime. Peter, wife OF the
minister of Switzerland; Nine. Al
faro. wife of the minister of Pana-
ma; Nine. Sanchez Latour, wife of
the minister of Guatemala; Nine
Olaya, wife Of the minister of
Colombia; Nine. Prochnik, wife OF
the minister of Austria; Nine
Lipova. wife Of the counselor of
the Czechoslovakian legation, and
Nine. Adjemovitch, wife of the
second secretary of the legation Of
the Serbs. Croats and Slovenes.
Nine. Titulescu, wife of the presi-
dent of the Rumanian Debt Fund
ing Commission, was the guest for
whom Mrs. William Hard enter
tanned informally at luncheon today.
Nine. TituIescu was hostess at
tea yesterday at Wardman Park
Hotel, when the Ambassador of
Italy and Nine. di MARITIME were
among her guests.
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The Secretary of War and Mrs.
Dwight Davis will head the receiv.
ing line atNthe first of the series of
army dances to be given Saturday
night at the Willard Hotel. Others
in the receiving line viii be Mrs.
John L. Hines, wife of the chief
wife OF General Ireland.
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