Evening star., 1930-05-23
SOCIETY
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fortunate" ones to have with her a
parasol.
Miss Bina Day Deneen, attractive
daughter Of Senator and Mrs. Charles
s. Deneen, wore gown of eggshell-
color crepe with brown flower design.
Her hat and slippers matched the
brown in the gown and she carried a
brown handbag.
Mrs. Victor Kauffmann had a 4be-
coming costume of figured crepe. the
background of eggshell shade and the
figures In dark blue. The skirt was
plated and the three-quarter-le
coat was Of the same material, and
she wore blue hat to match, with a
brim of horsehair lace.
Mrs Grayson, wife of Admiral Cary
G. Grayson, was in white crepe, with
which she wore q red straw hat with
dropping brim and carried red pocket
book.
Mrs. Hempstone, wife of Comdr
Smith Hempstone, wore a red crepe
gown with fine white polka dot and
black straw hat trimmed with silk
flowers appliqued on the crown.
Mrs. Frederic Atherton had red and
black figured chiffon fashioned with
long full skirt and had black straw
hat and carried a black parasol.
y.
ponpee tailored sport dress with coat.
straight ahd quite long. OF green with
yellow figures. Her hat was a paler
shade of yellow felt.
A pretty study in lavender was MISS
Sallie Hews Phillips, daughter OF tne
Rev. and Mrs. Ze Barney Phillips: Her
gown was of f1owered orchid chlHon'
shading from the palest hue to rich
purple. and her quarter Length
Jacket was of a deep shade OF purple
matching her SLIPPERS, and her sHai
hat had a narrow brim
Mrs. Sidney F. Taliaferro, wife OF the
former Commissioner, was in blue
and yellow crepe gown made with a
talbot effect and her slippers and straw
hat were of rich cream tint.
Mrs. William M. Jardine, wife OF the
former Secretary of Agriculture, was
an interested spectator. wearing a oark
blue fiowered silk, with black sCraW
hat and a black fox fur piece. MISS
Marian Jardine was IN SumIel
f1owered linen frock with short sleeves
and the high waistline marked with
narrow green belt, and her hat ana
slippers were in eggshell tone.
In the group from the popular young
married set attending the event were
Mrs. Howard N. Tucker, who had on a
tan linen suit, with tan hat ana
sport oxfords, and Mrs. Marshall Exnl-
cious. who was in a French blue nat
crepe, fashioned sleeveless with pleal-
ed cape collar forming sleeves. Her
hat was a light tan straw with mar
row brim. ~.
Mrs. Clarence c. Calhoun had with
her Mrs. Sally j. Farnham, well known
sculptress, and Mrs. Thomas Paine. eX-
pert on Mexican art. Mrs. Calhoun
wore a shaded green chiffon gown WIN
a picture hat of green horsehair straw
and green satin slippers.
Nine. Paul Lessinoff wore purple
crepe gown, with cap sleeves and
fIo,inced skirt. Her hat was of leg
horn straw with band about the
crown OF purple, matching the gown.
Her daughter, Mrs. William North Stur-
deyant. was in a green and white sport
outfit, with q small, green hat Win
brim.
Minister of Sweden, Mr.. Bostrom; tne
director general of the Pan-American
Union, DR.. Leo S. Rowe: Mrs. ROBERT
fJinckiev Mr. and Mrs. Walter fucker
man. Mrs, Henry d. Flood, Mrs. Robert
Clement Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Goff, Mr.. Fleming Newbold. Mrs, George
HELEN, Mrs. Horace Westcott, the sec
retary of the Rumanian legation ana
Nine Popovici, Mr.. and Mrs. Newbold
Moves. who had with them the latters
sister. Miss Ellen Cox Ewing; Mrs. Rob-
ert L. owen, Mrs. Floyd Waggaman,
Mr.. Walter Scott Penfield, Mrs. Kari
d. Klemm, Mr.. and Mrs. Demerest
LLOYD, Miss Dorothea Lane and Col.
and Mrs. George G. Thorpe.
Among those in the Junior League
group manning" the booths were MRS.
Theodore p. Noyes, Miss Charlotte
Childress, Miss Laura Tuckerman, Miss
Ioranda Prochnik, Miss Rebecca David
son, Mrs. Sidney Thomas and Miss
katharine Sutherland.