The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-01-11
WHITE HOUSE
ENTERTAlNS
CONGRESS
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Of beautiful diamonds; Mrs. How
ard Chandler Christy dazzling
blonde, who had on = period
gown Of sapphire blue taffeta
with great splashy butterfly
OF jeyels all over. the front.
Mrs. Ralph e. Pearsons. daugh.
ter OF the Attorney General. and
the rest. Others giimpsed be
hind the lines were Senator
and Mrs. Hiram Bingham. with
two of their sons In tow-they
had five with them at the Senate
the otheI day-Mrs. Henrik Ship
stead, swathed in gorgeous
square OF metal cloth brocaded in
bright colors; Senator and Mrs,
Charles s. yDeneen. with their
pretty daughter, Miss Bina Day
Dineefl, and their guest, Mrs,
Anthem; Senator and Mrs. Tasker
Oddie, Mai. Gen and Mrs. Charles
p. Summerall, winsome Miss
Marion Jardine, in lowered tat.
feta frock: Mrs. Edward E. Gam,
looking very handsome in gold
btUCduCS lNESs 4(AlLtSu D. 6AOSSS00f
former Senator and Mrs. William
NJ. Calder. Mrs, Robert N. STAN
field, Mrs. Robert Love Taylor.
two Of the Pattens," Charles
Moore. head of the Fine Arts
Commission, and Lieut.. George
Forster, aide to General Sum.
neral.
There. too, was little group
from the White House family.
Miss Mary Randolph, with her
sister, Miss Anne Randolph: Mrs.
Osmun Latrobe and 1rs. Wilson
Brown, wives of the Presidents
aides: Comdr. and Mrs. Joel T.
Boone, the former just back from
his trip to South America with
the President.elect, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward T. Clark. Mrs. Clark
had on glittering gown of silver
sequins, with panel embroidery or
pearls
Nestor of House
Representative Henry Hen Coo
per, Nestor of the House, and Mrs
Cooper had with them pretty Miss
Polly Calendar, OF Wisconsin.
She had on dainty frock of
white moire, made with a hustle
and with a cluster Of white ca
melias on one shoulder. Mrs. Coo
per wore black velvet beaded with
rhinestones and had IN smart lit.
tie slippers of black md silver.
With Representative Sol Bloom
1 were Mrs. Bloom and Miss Vera
Bloom the latter wearing
French frock Of peach colored
taffeta, with mammoth how at
the hack, with a necklace of
pink quar- to carry nut the color
scheme. Mrs. Blooms gown was
white chiffon embroidered all
over in pastel tints.
Others Present
Senator James A. Reed, who
looks as Senators should, but sci
dom do, was present, with Mrs.
Reed. and Senator and Mrs. Nor
ris Sheppard were busy present
$ ing pretty subdeb daughter to
their friends. Two engaging little
sentative Stephen G. Porter
Seeming and Deson SEE, sons OF
the Chinese minister With the
exception of Representative Flor.
ence Pragg Kahn, the members
of the feminine bloc in Con-
gress were said to be present,
although this reporter admits
having seen none of them.
Others in the group of official
guests were Representative and
Mrs. Wallace White. Represe1l
tdtive and Mrs. Fred Purnell.
Representative and Mrs Adam
Wyant, Representative and Mrs.
J. Charles Linthicum. Represen
tative and Mrs. Clyde Kelly, Rep
resentative and Mrs. Royal John
son, accompanied by tall young
son: Miss Elizabeth Edwards
daughter of Senator Edwards, and
apresenta tive and Mrs. Maurice
H. Thatcher
Former Senator and Mrs. Rob
ert l.. Owen were present as was
Mrs. Anderson Walters, widow of
a former Representative from
Pennsylvania. Also glimpsed in
the great company were Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Lefevre, Miss Hes
4 ter Anne Lefevre. Mrs Samuel
Kimberley, Mrs. Howard Nynan,
Miss Mary Bradley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Melville Church, Mr.. and Mrs.
Watson freeman Clark, Miss
Charlotte Clark, Miss Susan Mac
Bryde Guignard, winsome debu-
tante niece Of the Rev. Meade
Bolton MacBryde; Mrs. Elonzo
Tyner, with her debutante daugh.
ter. Miss Peggy Tyner; Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Bergman aud Miss
Florence Bergman
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harris had
with them their daughter. Miss
Martha Harris, the latter wear.
ing a charming green gown which
brought out all the lights In her
red gold hair. With Mrs. Georgia
Knox Berry was her young daugh.
ter, Miss Catherine Berry. Others
present were Miss Maud Younger,
Miss Jessica Smith. Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Cans and Major and Mrs.
Samuel Burleigh Milton, with
Mrs. Daisy Seymour Fronheiser
and Mrs. Milton's son, Seymour
Mcconnell. Mrs. Milton had on q
French gown of violet chiffon,
with diamond ornaments, and Mrs
Fronheiser, a period costume OF
white chiffon. with pearl orna.
ments.
~
Mrs. Coolidge is receiving
small group of ladies' this after
noon by appointment.
\ ~
Mrs. william Hamiltin Bayly,
Mrs. Richard r. Claughton, Mrs.
simon Wolf and Mrs. Charles Il.
Corby have sailed ON the S. S.
Resolute for 4 trip around the
world. The first stop will be Ma.
Gieira,, the steamer taking the East.
ern route. She Ii scheduled to re-
turn to New York via the Panama
Canal on May 2s.