The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1930-04-25
SMART GOWNS
NUMEROUS
AT OPERA
Feminine World LaVishIy At.
tired at Brilliant Metro
poIitan Presentation

reSldenClal, VINO CuIneU OuG
en- masse, for the brilliant
presentation Of Andrea Che.
nier by the metropolitan
Opera last night at the Fox
Theater must have decided
on a costume color scheme
beforehand.
Gowns Of black, red, and
white prevailed as the popu-
lar choice Of the feminine
world.
NOtables Attend
Mrs. James j. Davis wore q
smart gown of black lace. COM
plemented by a wrap Of black
velvet, with a collar Of white
fox.
The German Ambassador and
Nine. Won Prittw1tz were there,
the latter stunningly gowned in
garnet --cG! chiffon, with. which
i she wore hip-length jacket Of
matching velvet.
: The Spanish Ambassador and
: Nine. Padilla and their two
I daughters, Mile. Maria and
Mile. Rosa, were .glimpSed chat
ting in the foyer. Nine. Pad1lla
was dressed in black lace.
Representative and Mrs. Rob
ert Low Bacon had in their
box the Attorney General ana
: Mrs. Mitchell and the Minister
Of Canada and Mrs. Massey:
The latter wore q frock OF
] light blue chiffon. Mrs. Bacon
j was attired in a striking cos.
tune of lowered metallic cloth.
She wore a coat Of the same
material, with collar Of sable.
Mrs. Stanley Rinehart MARY
Roberts Rinehart) and DR..
Rinehart were there. The former
was gowned in black lace, which
was attractively frightened by
q shoulder flower OF flame
color.
/ Attention Centers
Much attention was conferred
on Mr.. and Mrs. Andor de
Hertelendy, who arrived re-
Gently from Europe to visit
the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. s. REYNOLDS Hit. Mrs.
De Hertelendy wore a gown
Of green metallic cloth.
Mrs. Mabel Walker Willie
brandt looked very charming in
a gown of black velvet.
Former Representative an d
Mrs. John Phillip Hill were
with a party" the latter
dressed becom1ngly in white
Mrs. Tracy Dows costume
was particularly handsome.
She wore an ensemble OF cream
color transparent velvet. The
coat was lavishly trimmed with
fox fur to match.
Representative and Mrs. Sol
Bloom and their daughter, Miss
Vera Bloom, were there, Mrs.
Bloom dressed in deep, red
brocade and Miss Bloom in a
frock Of white flowed chiffon.
Miss Betty Thorpe and her
fiance, Arthur Pack, Of the
British Embassy, attended, the
former dressed in black velvet,
made along simple lines.
Also Present
Others seen were Mr.. and
Mrs. Sumner WelleS, Mrs.
Hampson Gary, and her daugh.
ter, Miss Helen Gary; Miss
Ellis Bostrom, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Tuckerman, and their
daughters, Miss Laura Tucker
! man and Miss Elsie Tuckerman;
Miss Louise Spencer, Miss Kitty
wilkins, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Rowland Chase, Sd; Mrs. Alvin
Epodd, Mrs. Ormsby McCanamon,
Mrs. Joseph NOEL, stunningly
D0wned In wine red chiffon,
with which she wore . wrap
ar ermine; Mrs. Chauncey
|, EhEkeg, and Col. ana Mrs.
lGeorBO 6. Thorpe.
X Dennsr Hest
J Vice President Curtis and his
46f6EheEtanlaw and sister, Mr..
sand MRS. Edward Everett Cam.
were the dinner guests last
l::REening Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
fItard L. Tinker, Of New York.
ut the Mayflower.
! John N. WHY'S, Of Toledo.
Ohio, newly appointed Ambas-
Sador to Poland, and Mrs.
WHY'S have arrived ut the
Carlton where they will remain.
for several days.
The Minister Of Honduras
and Argueta will be hosts at
dinner this evening in the Palm
Court Of the Mayflower. Gov
ers will be laid for a.
Here From North
Miss Isabel Foley, Of Winter
Haven, Fla, and Provincetown,
Mass, is a guest Of Mrs. Hugh
L. KeFwin.
Miss Foley Is returning South
from visit to New York city.
She will remain in Florida until
May !, when she viii 60 to
ProVincetown for the summer.
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