Evening star., 1925-02-22

the court dress of 1890, Queen Eliza
beth's reign.
| In the Lord Baltimore box also
/ were Representative Millard Z. Ty-
| dings. Mrs Dudley Morgan, Mr.. Will
bur Watson Hubbard, who attended
as his ancestor, Luke Watson, a mem
ber of William Penn's council; Mrs
Hubbard as Betsy Ross, who made
the first American flag; Mr.. Wilbur
Ross Hubbard, who represented
George Ross. signer of the Declara-
| tion of Independence; Mrs. George
| Morris as a colonial bride and Mr.
| Morris.
In Jersey Group.
| In the New Jersey box, with Mrs
Louise Pennington as hostess, were
Mr.. and Mrs. Pennington as Gov. Will
| liam s. Pennington of New Jersey
| G8o3) and his wife; Maj Gen. and
| Mrs. Treat, who went as Robert Treat
and his wife, with Ephrainl Penning-
| ton and others, of the city of New
ark in 1865; Mr. Pennington Satter-
thwaite as his ancestor. Benjamin
Franklin; Capt Robert w. McNeeley
| u s. N, as his great-grandfather
| Capt. Basil Gather. and Mrs McNee-
ley as her great-grandmother, Be-
hethland Foote Moore, who married
Gen. William Butler; Mrs. Lewis
stewart as Betsy Ann Huntington
Miss Francesca Stewart as Molly
| Pitcher and Mr.. Waddy Wood and
Miss Wood, who were in costume. but
not In character.
The Margaret Brent box, with Mrs
FRANK q. Odenheimer as hostess. was
| occupied by members of the Political
Study Club, organized in 1900 as one
| or the oldest woman's clubs in the
| MarUlrat
the earliest woman suffrage leader in
| this country--as early, in fact, as
1913 when she asked for a vote and
voice In the Maryland Assembly
MIS- Odenheimer impersonated her
great great Mrs. Burr
Powell. wife of Maj. Powell 1792)
ana granddaughter of Col. George
Braxton. member OF the House OF
Burgesses 17l8173D. Mrs. CIaes
DICKSON Hallencreutz appeared at
anne hrent, the adopted Indian
daughter OF Margaret Brent. Other
me memoers of the party included Mrs
] Wallace Streator, Mrs. Forrest yroo.
man, Mrs Frank Overman. Mrs. A. l,
! Rnelnstrum, Mrs. Jerome Clark. Mrs
Rlcnard r. Irwin, Mr.. and Mrs John
Il. foWler and Mrs. r. NJ Mulcare.
Mrs. Jobe Is Hostess.
| Mrs. Mamie Green Jobe was bostess
Tor the Richard Stockton box. and he,
guests were DR.. and Mrs. Eugene I,f
merle. as Lord and Lady BARRYMORE
MISS Eusenle lie Merle as her ances,
TOT Peplta Taledano; Miss Eliza bett
Van Dyke Jobe as her ancestor. Anic.
Boudlnot, wife of Richard Stockton s
Sishef; MT. and Mrs. S. !. Henry. Mrs
Iearl moore Gray. Miss Muriel GRAY
Soi. ana Mrs. Herbert Hawkins, Miss
/ 10Y IIaN~
srles' Col. Beveridge and Mr.. Altor
Brooks. ' ]>i'oi
Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett and Mrs
Charles q. Matthews were hostesse,
| IN the stephen Hart box Mrs
blodgett representing Stephen Hart,
daughter. Mary Hart. who married Jobr
Lee, and Mrs. Matthews as Mrs Ma.
thaniel Nesbit Holems, colonis
dame OF Savannah, Ga. Among their
! guests were the Minister of Panama
and Sonora de Alfaro, who wore 8
costume of the Spanish colonia
period; Mrs. Henry Parsons Edwin a.
Lady Valentine Blake of Menlov
Castle, Galway. Ireland; Mrs. DavtC
du Bose Gaillard who wore the dres,
| worn by her great-aunt, Mrs. Edward
Gendron Palmer of South Carolina, a.
the ball given in Columbia, s c.. IL
honor of the Marquise de Lafayett,
| upon the occasion of his visit in 1924
| The dress is made in the mode O.
| that time. empire style, and is o.
India muslin, with ruffies OF Tamboul
| embroidery and insertions of En- glisr
thread lace. The hat is a copy of tn,
| Bolivar hat of that time. Mr.. anC
| Mrs. David Saint Pierre Gailiart
i represented Brig. Gen. Richard Rich
| ardson and his wife Elizabeth Cantey
of South Carolina
All In Costume.
| The Wittington-Johns box. witt
Mrs. A. Geary Johnson as hostess. in
| cluded In its guests Miss Margaret
Treadwell, Miss Mary Treadwell, Miss
| Claudia Read. Miss Eleanor Snyder
and Miss Mcnamara. Capt. Wood
| Capt. Moore, Lieut.. Carr, Mr.. Pau
Letter. and Mr.. A. GeaEy johnson. jr
Guests in the oliver Wolcott boz
included Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Tuck
| ermsn, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick de
| Peyster of New York, Mr.. Charles
Abercsombie Miller Mr.. Charles
| Downer of Vermont, Mrs. Frederick
H. Gillette, Nine. Ekengren, Mr. anC
Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor and Mrs. Rob-
ert Hollister Chapman, all of whom
| were in costume.
In the ton-Pinckney-Lee boz
| were, among others, Mr.. Thomas Sin
| Lee, representing his grandfather il
the fourth generation, Gov. Thoma:
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