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those on the ball room floor or from
the point of view of those taking part.
Brig. Gen. William E. Horton, U. .:
A, retired, president of the Bachelors,
led the figures with Miss Louie BROOKS
a debutante in several cities this Win
ter. Mr.. George H. Calvert, jr., direct
ed the figures with ease and quiet, and
without confusion. Miss Brooks wore a
gown of beige lace, nodded to her fig
ure and having a narrow circular
fiounce diagonally on the skirt. She
had long white gloves, necklace OF
diamonds and shoulder bouquet OF
gardeniaS.
A dainty picture dancing in the fig
ureS was a petite Japanese matron,
wearing her native costume complete in
all detail to the dainty sandals charac-
teristic of her country. The Oriental
guest. who is touring In this country
and spending but few days in Wash
ington, was accompanied by her son in
immaculate European evening clothes,
who was her partner in the cotillion.
The Vice President, Mr.. Curtis, was
the guest of honor of the party, and
having dined with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Mason Remey arrived shortly before
IL o'clock Mrs. Gam received the
WEdIlIlB d NGIg DGIOIllAllS SONAA
of white and gold lame gracefully
draped and with train. She carried
an ostrich feather fan in gold color
and wore a Jade pendant about her
neck She was assisted by Sonora de
Abelli, wife of the Minister of Bolivia,
who was in a gown of white satin tltted
to her figure and very long and f1aring,
and string of pearls about her neck;
Mrs. Austin, wife of Senator Warren
Austin, in a gown Of torquoise velvet,
the normal waistline marked with
rhinestones, a pattern in rhinestones
about the neckline and she wore
string of pearls and pendant earrings;
Mrs. Jacob Leander Loose in a gown OF
ivory color velvet which had a deep
yoke of rare lace in the bodice and
deep fiounce from hipline to the floor
of similar lace and she wore pearl
ornaments, and Mrs. George H. Calvert,
jr., wife of the vice president OF the
bachelors" was in white satin trim
med with rhinestones and wore pearl
ornaments.
Vice President Curtis was met at the
door by Gen. Horton and after greet
ing the members of the receiving party
waited for them to be escorted to their
box while the Floor Committee, stand
ing as a guard of honor, formed an
aisle the length Of the ball room for
the Vice President, Mrs. Gam and Mr..
Gam, each escorted by an officer of
the organization to their box. The
cotillion began almost Immediately,
followed by short period of dancing
before supper, this time cold, but none
the less delicious, was served in the
presidential dining room. the guests
being seated at small tables.
Among others at the party were
Representative and Mrs. Lynn S. Horner
of West Virginia; Princess Vladimer
Koudacheff of New York; Mrs. Victor
Kaufman, Mrs. Robert E. Lee, Miss
ANGELA Morrison, Comdr. Ralph w.
Mcdowell, U. S. N, and Mrs. Mcdowell;
Col and Mrs. j. w. Rollow, Maj. and
Mrs. Richard D. La Garde, Comdr.
Smith HempStone, U. S. NJ, and Mrs.
Hempstone; Mrs. Charles c. Deming,
DR.. Alexander Stewart, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas F. Mott, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Reed. Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Max
Kaufman, Mrs. Charles G. Matthews
Mrs. Robert F. Mackenzie, Mrs. Samuel
A. Kimberley, Mr.. and Mrs. John Walk
er Holcombe, DR.. Charles Emery, Mrs
William Bailey Lamar, Col and Mrs.
j. Miller Kenyon, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
A. Alexander. Mrs. Richard Potts, Mrs.
Isabel Daniel, Mr.. and Mrs. James e.
WOOQ Jones, MISS Allie WydHI, MI D.
Elonzo Tyner, Miss Peggy Tyner, Miss
Eleanor Calvert, Miss Betty West, Miss
Marion Poe Hart, Mr.. Jack Child, Miss
Virginia Glazebrook, Mrs. M. de Claire
Berry, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur w. Hub
bard, Mr.. Lawson H. Treadwel, Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Gould, MIR. Charles
Calhoun. Mrs. George A. Haywood,
Mrs. w P. Tams, Mr.. Kenneth Watson,
Mr. Rudolphe Kiss, Mr.. Martin Porkay,
Mr.. Josef Signal, Miss Helen Coolidge,