Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-28

Mrs: Adams wore the dress of Span
ish lady.
Mrs. Samuel A. Kimberley wore a
costume representing "the Golden
West" 1t was a gold metal cloth
robe with a gold headdreSs. Mr..
Charles Binns Tebbs portrayed "Caliph
of Bagdad." Mrs. Tebbs' costume was
of red taffeta
Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman was in
Colonial costume of Powered silk,
trimmed with cream lace. Mrs. Howard
Chandler Christy wore a conventional
evening gown of blue taffeta and a
white wig and carried an old-fashioned
Bouquet of roses. Mr.. Tuckerman wore
characteristic of the justices of other
years, and Mr.. Christy was a justice
of a more modern period.
Maj. and Mrs. Goring Bliss were an
attractive couple, Mrs. Bliss in a hand
some white Spanish costume and the
former in the uniform of West Point
cadet.
Miss Elizabeth Milliken was charm
ing figure. as ST. Rose of Lima. Dr.
and Mrs. Harry Preston Gibson of Lees
burg were a Spanish cavalier and his
lady.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmon A. Miller were
VI.
Hartford was a Spanish girl in a COL
orful costume of black and red and a
black lace mantilla.
Beverley H. Harris was Prince Kam-
aralzman in a costume of gray and
silver metal cloth.
Miss Louise Worden was in a crino-
line costume of colonial days. Miss
Vera Bloom was in black taffeta.
John F. Kelly was in black and yell
low Spanish costume and Miss Mary
Vaccaro was q Spanish lady in black
and red brocade with lace mantilla
Robert D. Pearson was a Mexican
gentleman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Bryant wore eff
fective costumes, Mrs. Bryant in a cos
tune of an Italian artist, and Mrs. Bry-
ant in Spanish costume
DR.. and Mrs. William G. Woodford
wore modernistic costumes in many
hues.
Mrs. S. B. Milton was in a pirate cos
Fronheiser, was a Flemish maiden.
Other Costumes of Beauty.
Mrs. Stokes alkett wore a black
trimmed costume with heavy silk net,
over which she wore a black shawl.
Mr.. Clifford K. Bergman represented
the spirit of Christopher Columbus.
Mrs Fulton Lewis wore an authentic
Egyptian costume, brought last year
from Egypt. Fulton Lewis, jr., was the
Dutch bridegroom to the lovely Dutch
girl, Miss Alice Huston.
Mrs. Frederic E. Harrington wore one
of the fashionable beach suits from the
Lido, Venice. Miss Scudder represented
Martha Washington. Mr.. harrington
was an impressive figure dressed as
Napolean III.
Mrs. Warren Akers wore a colonial
gown. Mrs. Will. Barnes was another
Martha Washington. Mr. Barnes, who
was, in the pageant, was "Old Scout
BuckSkin"
Miss Mary B. Adams was in red and
white. Her costume was colonial. Mrs.
Gilbert GroSvenor was also a colonial
lady. Miss Alys Downing wore one of
the striking costumes, representing a
Dutch girl. Col. Otto johnson, repre-
sented a North American Indian chief.
Mrs. Townley represented a lady of
Southern California of the period of
1910.
Mrs. Thomas Nolan was wearing
picturesque gown that had belonged
to Mr.. Nolan's grandmother, and her
hostess, Mrs. Ferguson. wore the we'd
ding dress OF Mr.. FerguSon'S mother.
Chairman Occupies Box.
The chairman of the ball, Mrs. John
Otto johnson, was there in a box with
her husband, Col. Johnson, and had as
their guests the pageant judges.
Mrs. Fulton Lewis, vice chairman,
occupied a box, accompanied by Mr..
Lewis, member of the floor committee.
With them were DR.. John Ryan Deve-
reux and Mrs. Devereux, Miss Anne
Devereux and her guest, Miss Polly
McElroy of Rochester. N. Y. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford K. Bergman were also
guests
DR.. and Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor's
guests were DR.. and Mrs. John C.
Merriam and DR.. and Mrs. Frederic
Coville, and Mr.. and Mrs. Melville
Grosvenor
Senator Capper was a guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank G. Henry. who also en-
tertained Col. and Mrs. Allen w. Gull
lion and Capt. John M. Weir. Sharing
the box with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry were
Mrs. Warren Akers and Thomas Dex-
ter Alden.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII @. Barnes enter
tanned DR.. and Mrs. Louis Ecker, Mrs
William Corse and Mrs. Charles STRAIT
ton.
Miss Mary b. Adams had Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver Owen Kuhn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Young and Eben Comins as
box guests
Mr.. and Mrs Frederic E. harrington
entertained Representative Luce of
Massachusetts, and Miss Anne Scudder
OF New York.
With Mrs. Beale r. Howard were