Evening star., 1926-05-18
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daughters, however, filling most of the
seats and being charming objects
dressed in smart linen riding clothes.
The countess wore a sand-color crepe
gown with a toQue of the same
material
Mrs. Margaret Fahnestock Stokes
did not attend the show, but her two
pretty little daughters in her box.
were centers of attraction in their
dainty frocks of rose pink pongee,
with ribbons to match tied on their
hair. They had with them several
Of their little friends.
Mrs. Tracy Dows had in her box
Miss Elizabeth Hit. Miss Deborah
Dows. her daughter, who rode in sew
eral classes: the secretary of the Hun
garian legation, Mr. Andor de Her
telendy, and the charge d'affaires Of
Rumania, Mr.. Radu T. Djuvara. Mrs.
DoWs wore gown of black crepe
made severely plain, with a jabot of
white chiffon. and her hat was Of
black chip straw.
Nine. Karl Won Lewinski, wife of
the German consul general in New
York, DR.. Won Lewinski, first enter
tained at lunch and then took TO the
horse show. where they occupied her
box, Mrs. William NJ. Jardine, Mrs.
William f. Borah, Mrs. Everett San
ders, wife of the secretary to the
President; Mrs. Fred S. Purnell and
Mrs. James G. Strong. The party
was one Of the most attractive in the
grandstand. Nine. Won Iewinski
wore a charming costume OF deep
heliotrope shade, her wide-brimmed
hat corresponding in color, while Mrs.
Jardine'S costume was OF heavy
white crepe, with which she wore a
small turquoise blue hat and scarf
of the same shade wound about her
throat. Mrs. Borah also wore heavy
white crepe, a broad-brimmed horse
hair braid hat in periwinkle blue. with
a cluster Of big pink roses at one side,
and a scarf in the same shade OF blue.
Mrs. Sanders, always one of the best
dressed women in Washington, wore
costume OF satin twill in cameo pink
shade, her hat being OF exactly the
same tint Mrs. Purnell was in a
sport costume Of natural pongee. COM
bined with red, and a small Bangkok
straw hat in the natural shade and
trimmed with a band of red grosgrain
ribbon. Mrs. Strong was in tan en-
broidered crepe. with Leghorn straw
hat trimmed with flame crepe.
Nine. Samy. wife of the Minister
of Egypt, wore a smart wrap Of
heavy black crepe trimmed in red,
a red hat and long emerald ear drops.
Donna Anna Domville MaScia, wife
of the secretary of the Italian en-
bassy, wore a gown of black crepe
satin fashioned along straight lines.
with two narrow panels falling from
the shoulders in front and back. The
neckline was finished off by a touch
of pleated black and white figured
chiffon, and at the end of each panel
there was a band of the pleating.
She wore a close-f1tting black Bang
kok straw hat. Miss Laura Le1eune
and Miss Eugenia Lejeune. daughters
Of the commandant Of the Marine
Corps and Mrs. John A. Lejeune. at
tended the show, wearing two Of the
daintiest costumes there. Miss
Laura Lejeune was in green crepe de
chine made along tailored lines, the
front Of the blouse giving the effect
of an Eton jacket. She wore a hat
to match her gown and beige hose
and slippers. Her sister was in blue
crepe made simply with shocking on
the sleeves and about the neckline.
She wore a hat to match and gray
hose and slippers. Mrs. Francis B.
Manning was with her father. Mr..
Beale r. Howard, wearing one of the
most striking gowns at the show,
made Of beige chiffon with a large
design in a gay orange shade. 1t
was made loose fitting and with long
sleeves. Her hat was of Leghorn
straw trimmed with narrow bands Of
black ribbon.
Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman wore
gown Of periwinkle blue crepe satin
with a smart hat to match, trimmed
with rosebuds. Mrs. Charles G..
Matthews wore a costume of pearl
gray, the suit made along tailored
lines and the hat Of soft milan straw.
Mrs. Cuno H. Rudolph wore an at
tractive gown Of black crepe romain
made with long sleeves and a square
neckline at the front. The gown was
trimmed with olive green crepe,
touches Of It being about the neck
line, sleeves and skirt. She wore a
medium size black straw hat and a
handsome red fox fur piece. Mrs.
Alfred Pembroke Thorn wore black
satin trimmed with green and black
horsehair braid hat. Mrs. Alexander
BENTLEY had a smart gown Of black
satin made along graceful lines, the
bodice trimmed with white chiffon,
and her hat Of black lace and net.
Mrs. George Adams Howard wore a
gown Of June rose crepe de chine, in
a. sport model, the gown made two
niece, with shocking over the
Shoulders and at the wrists, and the
skirt fashioned with two inverted