The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-19
ANOTHER GALA
D A Y A I
SHOW
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Horses Put Through
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fhree az the bachelor members ua
the ataff Ia attendance. he Wa1keg
riuhf into the grandsta and, turned
srnlInd and walked right out
anaila. But later he WAS discOV.
cred hanging over the rail ana
displaying keen interest ln snls
proceedings go.
The gallery Was perhaps 9. nllle
larger than the opening Gay O1
the National Capital Horse snow
Associati0ilss spring nleet, ang
equally smart. The Minister %
Austria and Nine. Prochnik were
aTnoisr The guests of Mr.. ana
MRS. waiter #. Tuckerman, who
$50 had some 81 the little Pr0cll-
niIsA and some of the little Tuck.
ernnans ii their box. MISS laura !
TuckerHnan, who had returned
only that day from Europe, vas
IA The group.
Biggest Hat
Luciano Mascia, Of the Italian
embassy, and Nine. Mascla. were
among the other diplomats pness
erlt. Nine. Masciad looking very
charming IN b gown end coaE 81
black and gray plaid shioned
of caiffOn II you plea Ft,En
with big, black hat.
Mrs. Tracy DOWs always mas
On either tho biggest hat IN any
gathering or the smallest. es.
terday III was the biggest topping
OF lowered chiffon frock. Mrs.
James Couzens, guests filled two
boxes. Among them were Mrs.
Vandenberg, wife Of the new Sem
akor from Michigan Mrs. II. III.
Rousseau, Nine. EkengreI1, ana
Miss Margaret Wade.
Mrs. David a. Reed and Mrs.
John Philip HiI1 were in 81 box
together. Mrs. Borden Hartman
4 came Iii late with a. guest. Com
missioner and Mrs, Sidney Ialia-
ferro appeared, but stayed Just
Iona enough for the spectators 70
note the smart racing stick Mrs.
Taliaferro was carrying. Miss
Mildred Tytue, who has been
much IN England. also had one
81 these useful objects, which are
81 English inspiration.
Others Present
others who viewed the show yes
terday, many Of them taking time
of Tor tea under the trees, were
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin r. Hol-
comoe, Major Gen. and Mrs. George
Barnett. Mrs. Charles Bong hton
Wood. Mrs. Morris Evans, Miss
I Meta Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
I.angIais: Mrs. Chester Snow, jr.:
Mrs. James Al. Lyon, Mrs. Henry
Hopkinson. Mrs. Henry Parsons
Erwin. who had her little girl with
her: Mrs. David st. Pierre Gall
lard Miss Frances Hampson, Mrs.
Harris Franklin, Capt. and Mrs.
John H. Gibbons, Mrs. Ormsby Nc
Cannon, Mrs. Vinton Pierce,
Lieut.. ComGr. and Mrs. William
ID. Thomas. Mrs. William II. DOel-
lar. Mrs. Mediu Nee ormick, Mr..
and Mrs. John Oliver LaGorce.
Mrs. BernarI GimbeIs Eldridge
Jordan, Kent Roberts, and Wal.
colt Wagganan.
Diplomatic Dinner
The Ambassador OF Chile, Don
Carlos Davila, and the Minister OF
the Netherlands and Mime. van
Royen were the guests for whom
Representative and Mrs. Fred
Britten entertained at dinner last
night.
The ambassador OF Turkey. All.
med Mouhtar Bey, was the guest
Tor whom Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar y.
Orne entertained at dinner last
night. There were 10 In the
company, and they went together
afterward to the reception at the
Cuban Embassy.
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The Minister Of Panama and
Nine. Alfaro are the guests for
whom DIR. and Mrs. Tribble will
entertain tonight at the Congress
sionaI Country Club.
Justice and Mrs. George Suther-
land are in New York and will
sail today aboard the Roma for
italy. They viii be abroad for sew
eral months.
II. Golden Donaldson, who had q
suite at the Hay-Adams House for
the spring, has taken an apart
YnenE az the Wardman Park Hotel
and plans to make this his home In
the future. Mr.. Donaldson has
with him for a few days his daugh.
ter, Mrs. III. r. Irish, OF New York,
who, before her marriage a year
ago, was Miss Ruth Donaldson.
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Miss Jessie II. Payne, Of Picking,
China, is at the Grace Dodge Hotel
for an extended stay.
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Additional patrons for Intimate
Strangers" the spring production
Of the L'Allegro, Players OF ALI
Souls Unitarian Church, which
win be presented tonight In Pierce
Hall, are Mr.. and Mrs. Reese Nc
Duffie, Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Rob
ertson, Mrs. Margarita Spaulding
Gerry and Mrs. Ida Hustled
Harper.
The leading roles will be taken
BY Miss Mary Elizabeth Skinner
and Laurence C. Staples.
Mrs. Frank Lukens, Horace c.
Lukens and Edward A.. Lukens,
from Burlington, N. Y, are spend.
ing a week at the Grace Dodge
Hotel.
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Supper will be served under the
great trees OF the Cathedral Close
on Monday evening in connection
with the annual garden party for
the House of Mercy to be held
from 3 to 2 o'clock Mrs. Isaac
Il. Mann is chairman of the com.
mittee and will be assisted by
Mrs. william ID. Conner. Mrs.
George Barnett. Mrs. Henry w.
Fitch, Mrs. Beale BIoomer. and
Mrs. William Mcclellan Ritter.
Mrs. Thomas 8. Oman will have
charge Of the fancy table, on
which there will be many useful