Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-26
will all join in the presentation Of the
program after the dinner hour.

The Kentucky State Society gave a
brilliant costume ball last evening in
the ball room of the Mayflower Hotel,
/ when the guests of honor were the
| Japanese Ambassador and Nine, De-
| buchi The guests numbered nearly
| 1000. many Kentuckians journeying
| here especially for the occasion, not
| only from their home State but also
from other parts of the country where
| they are now making their homes.
| Col. Allen Gullion, president of the
society. and Mrs. Gullion had as their
| guests in their box last evening the
| Ambassador and Nine. Debuchi. Sena-
| tor Alben W. Barley, Senator and Mrs.
| John M. Robson, Col. and Mrs. E. S..
| Adams, Commissioner and Mrs. j. A..
Elmore, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fred Essary
| Col. w. A. Graham, Col. Campbell
Hodges, Col Gullion's mother, Mrs E.
A. Gullion of New Castle, KY, and his
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Carroll H Gullion of Chicago.
Representative and Mrs. j. D. Grad
dock of Kentucky had as their guests
Representative and Mrs. j. A. CARRIER
of Virginia, Representative and Mrs
Harold G. Hoffman of New Jersey, Maj
and Mrs. Simon B. Buckner, jr.; Mr.
and Mrs Elmer Grigsby of Bardstown,
~ >.
Miss Dorothy tombstone of Montclair,
N. j.; Mr.. Paul Case, Miss Helen Lee,
Mr.. and Mrs William Collins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Jenkins, Mr.. r. NJ. Estes and
Mrs Grace Dawson.
The former Governor of Kentucky
and Mrs. Edwin P. Morrow were hosts
to an interesting group, their guests in
Guiding Col. and Mrs. Charles H. Nor.
row of Lexington, KY; DR.. and Mrs.
Edmund Morgan, Miss Helen Clifford,
Mai. and Mrs. William Chitman, Mai
and Mrs. John McLane, DR.. and Mrs.
william Morgan and Mr.. Charles Robert
Morrow.
Included in the large party of DR.. and
Mrs. Joseph Horgan, the latter the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morrow, were
Mr.. and Mrs Jarrett White, DR.. and
Mrs Arch Riddick, DR.. and Mrs. w. CAL
houn Sterling, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Barnard, DR.. and Mrs. Fred Fishback, Dr.
and Mrs. William Jenkins, DR.. William
William TewkSbury, DR.. and Mrs. E. W.
Titus, Mr. Emery Wheeler and Miss
Dorothy Grier Mrs. Horgan wore a
very beautiful Chinese costume.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs Henry T. Aliens
guests were Mrs. st. John Greble and
her house guest, Miss Stephens; Col
Wade H. Cooper, Mr.. Charles Richard
son, Capt c. G. Calhoun and Col. John
Haines.
Mrs. Frank C. Henry had guests with
her in her boxes, the party including
Senator Arthur Capper, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward L. Hillyer, Miss Mona Gill, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Fowler, Col. David L.
Stone, Capt. and Mrs. John Weir, Col.
Frederick E. Johnston, Mr. Harris Flem-
ing and Miss Prue Mason of Frankfort,
KY, house guest of the hostess. Mrs.
Henry'S gown of yellow taffeta was made
in the period style, and Miss Mason wore
an attractive Dutch costume with
wooden shoes and a fiaxen wig.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford K Bergman
were hosts to a group including Mr.. and
Mrs. Fulton Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. William
S. Corby, Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
Sholes, Mr.. John D. Long and Miss
Florence Bergman, the latter repre-
senting lady. of the Spanish court.
Mrs. Gullion, wife of the president of
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