Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-31
1000 MAKE MERRY /
At BAL BOHEME.
Revei. Dance and Dine at
Arts Clubs Brilliant An
HuaI Affair.


ard 6ined AT the Bal Bolleme of tho
ATS Club at the Willard Hotel las
,,,zl,t. starting at $50 at night ano
continuing until past O'Clock this
morning. Medieval in its setting, Tie
scene was one of varied beauty repre-
sen,ing the ages from the earliest pe-
nod down 10 the nurseries Of today
when men and women rollicsed III
ror,pers 90 Bingham and carried bon
bons II their. pockets.
The Willard ball rooms. three Q!
them. were used for the entertainment
and each room was crowded to an al
most uncomfortable degree. Arriving
from elevators the guests were met
h a large group OF plunled knights III
c,n;h OF silver and scarlet who showed
t1enl 10 the floor above where stood
tie Judges. but 10; Judging, simply
s-ce:iag the guests informally,
At the draweridee over the moai
stood Carlton Van Ealkenberg with his
.war6ers. John Davenport lons, W. a
Sweet ard c. II. Stratton.
Tittuian Is Baron.
Charles TroVb-idge T.ttnan was the
baron before the DoaIo-. and the group
c: -2a-shals included l. NJ. Leisenrins'
E-hs. T. Prince G. A. Lyon, and as
the abbott. Frederick V. Covilie. presi-
dent ~ the Arts Club. With the
serescllai. Co. Francis 5. Wheaton, and
aStrologe-. Henry X. Bush-Brown'
chamberlain. J. Martin Scranage; bare,
Glenn Madison Brown: Jester. Conrad
Young: hea6Srnan. John Cabell Wllkn-
son. and knights a cheval, TEDDY len
ley Stanley Bicc!ow. Christopher Teniey
and Alexander Sweeney.
4~-n f7-DA iNa
8 SPLENDID feature 10 enliven the pro-
gram and the JouSt OF the Bal Boheme
was 4 bit Of comedy much enjoyed. The
enchanted princess who escaped from
tic tower With & grace that showed long
r-ariice II aillletlcS-Sllch AS vaulrlNg-
ADDED 70 tbs fun Of the program and
test.rs worth an evenings entertain
.,7ert was the dancing Of Nine. DeSiree
1GbY 7ska which received rounds OF
applause.
Prizes Are Awarded.
Miss Marian Chase vas AWARDED the
r~l1s fo- the most artistic costume. She
wore z rcbe representative Of the
French medieval period. IN rich rec and
C2Il gold h-ocade. every detail carefully
carried out
Miss Elsar0re Saunders and Mr.. Ed
ward T. Dunlap were given the award
for the most original couple.
They portrayed a wedding, Miss
Saunders. as the bride and groom-a
tEo-lr-one efTect-one side OF her
being that OF bride with a
tuile rel and carrying a shower bou-
cuef Of roses and the other side
that of the bridegroom. carrying out
the costume worn on such occasions.
even % small r,ustache and spray
Ct lily o. the valley in hte buttonhole
CO the lapel CT the cutaway coat. Mr.
Dunlap vas the minister with long
white hair and carrying Bible.
The prize for the most amusing COS
tune vas awarded TO members Of the
Abbott School o. Art. who represented
z Full Eou-s" Miss Anne Abbott. Miss
Elizabeth Hammond and Mrs. W NJ
Hansen we're costar7ed as queens ard
c..r. Pay SCHNEIDER and Mr.. Lewis Mon
eywsv were costu7led as Jacks. M
W. L. Hansen IN evening dress wore
On orc hand huge white glove effect
with The words Full House" painted
or II large letters.
Several costUr2ss were given honor
able mention. Aasong them being that
c. MIS-. Eveivn Waiter, dainty old
fashioned co@.ame with nuste AMI
high nseklpe, ard carried a rare old
black lace parasol and Hiss Soiomons.
who portrayed a medieval lady n a
hardso-e costume Of rich purple velvet
and lace. Mss Martha Stout was also
r.Ter honorable mention Is we're Mrs.
John 2. Caynor. Miss Mile Weyman
and Mr. Walter O'Bannon, AR. z. K.
FoZ and 1.lss Fox
Dinner and Box Parties.
The Ambassador OF Japan and Nine
MstgsAcaira were t2ono- guests al dinner
last evening Of Representative and Mrs.
FREQ a. Brltten, who TOOK their guests
late. 10 tire ball Others IN the company
were t;1e Minister Of Greece and Nine
E1mopCzios. the Minister Of CzechOslo-
ysG4a, Dr.. Zdenek Fserlinger: the Min
iEfcr of Norway and Nine. Bacfke.
Senator and Mrs. Charles S. Deneen
anc Mrs John b Kendrick
Mrs. Victor Kaufman was hostess
e, dinner IL her home last evening pre-
cac.g3g The bal. her guests including
Trs. P.itEar. wife ot Senator Key
Putnam. Inc ComI-anca3t Of the Navy
Yard ard Mrs. Arthur L. willard. Capt.
and Hrs. Hayns Ellis. Col and Mrs.
NARROW, Mrs Herbert Wood OF Peru.
III Herbert Eengstier, Dir. VIII Hays
sn1 Er Edward Father.
.Er sac Mrs. George w. Johnston
znS Er. sn6 Mrs Anton Kaspar shar-
&c ooZ. having az their guests. DR..
and Mrs Lo11s c. Ecker, DR.. z, Newerly
q t;1e Austrian american Mixed Claims
Commission. Miss Kaspar and Mr..
Js-1sg Marion Johnston.
Er and Mrs. 1. II. LeiSenring were
hosts IL their box 10 Gen. William Z.
Horton Mss Lydia Berry of Luther
WIG. NJ hD1SegueSt % the hosts. and
Miss Cccrg.ara cgowtne!.
Parbz Misses Are Hosts.
ssr. srd MS. Joseph FairDanks had
Win tnara .ys thesE boz BIZ. and Mrs,
P:!or LEE. Conner. and XYs. Edward
E1efnAsn, Ays. Eocnelie and Ml2s
-nG1s Elck.
Ng arc M:s Gideon A. Lyon, IT.. en-
te,tzs1e1 l- tney boz representative
anc NYs. 1;ssYace II. Tbat.nes, Nal.
sy.c g.s Je'e. T. Horton. Mrs. {.
Lsc~r.s TflpsY pm 81 Mansfield, Pa
caugi .er u ire hosts, Mfs. William r,
C4fn, Mcae Del3Yee L1;>cyGLa, and her
fhcltses E:s FUD.e-
W. arc Nh. Henry J. Staley we're
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rs rS,. Y. Chanco.on3. Eepsesentat'Ye
a1c 4kYE james Il Cpnnor. Rep: eoe!4sa-
r.ge e.eyner q Porter J3age and Mrs
Cbcay 4. E.anc a..c NJ ard Mgs. Ec-
agc Eorc Hat&lg}.
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