The Washington times., 1932-02-23

ton, had as her guests Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley Reed, Mrs. George
Maynard Minor, Mrs. Charles
Humphrey Bissell and Mr.. and
Mrs. Wade H. Ellis.
Mrs. Edward Walker and
Gen. and Mrs. Andre Brewster
had a box and others occupy
ing boxes included DR.. and
Mrs. Augustus Thorndike, Miss
Susan Arnory and Mrs. John
Lowell, all of Boston; Mrs.
Gordon Woodbury., Mrs. Scho-
field, Mr.. and Mrs. Pepper,
from Philadelphia, and MT. and
Mrs. George Dallas Dixon, OF
Philadelphia and Miss Lam
borton.
Other Box Holders
Other box holders and mem
bers Of box parties included:
Miss Annie B. Jennings; the
Regents of Mt. Vernon; Mrs.
Adolph Ladenburg; the mem.
bers Of the Order of the Gin
cinnati; Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Gouverneur Morris, the Duchess
de Richelieu; the Colonial
Danes of America, Mrs. De-
CourSey FalaS, Mrs. j. Wilmer
Biddle, Of Philadelphia; Mrs.
James F. Sullivan, Of Philadel'
nhia. Mrs. Henry tBankhead,
Mrs. r. TAFT Mackenzie, Miss
Van Rensselaer,, of New York;
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Cotton,
Miss Gardiner, of New York;
Princess Raspoli di Poggio
Sussa, Mrs. Frank Anderson,
Mrs. Guy Castle, Mrs. Richard
Evelyn Byrd of Virginia.. Miss
Ellen B. Stuart, Mrs. Chauncey
Parker, Mrs. Alvin T. Hert,
Mrs. Stapleton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leitner, the Honorary State
Committees and U. S. CommiS-
sioners of the District Of Co
lumbia Bicentennial Commis-
sion.
d1StOElC faSCduO
Those who took part in the
pageant we're: Mrs. Edward de
Coursey Fales, president Of the
Colonial Danes Of America,
who represented her ancestor,
Dorothy Dudley, wife Of Gov
ernor Dudley Of New York;
Mrs. Gibson FahneStock, who
represented her ancestor, Mrs.
Robert Livingston, wife OF
Chancellor Livingston; Miss
Dorothy Sellers, who repre-
sented her great-greatrgreat-
grandmother, Cornelia Smith
Sewell, wife of Clement Seweu,
of Clarion Hill; Miss Nan
Thomas, who impersonated her
great great grandmother, Mrs
cambridge, nee Pendleton; Miss
Emily Mccormick, as Mrs. Law
renee Lewis; Miss Rose M. Mac
Donald, as Mrs. Richard Black,
burn, of Rippon Lodge; MRS.
Joseph Adams, who represented
Priscilla Alden, wife Of John
Alden; Mrs. Jacob Leander
Loose, who appeared as her
ancestor, Mrs. Abram Clark,
wife of Abram Clark, signer OF
the Declaration Of Independ-
ence; Miss Virginia Hunt, who
represented Mrs. Robert Liv-
ingston, wife Of Chancellor Llv-
ingston, and Mrs. Lowell
Fletchert Hobart with a group
of Huguenots together with sew.
eral hundred other distinguished
perSonageS.
In Costume
Others present in costume in
cluded:
Clement Hill. vice governor
of Maryland under Lord Balt1-
more, was imperSonated by his
descendant, Mr.. Ralph Snowden
Hill.
Miss Beatrice Pastorius Tur-
ner, of Philadelphia, repre-
sented her ancestor, Mrs. Fran.
els Daniel PaStoriouS, friend CT
William Penn and one OF the
founders Of Germantown.
Mrs. Henry Horton Bernhard,
of New York, appeared as Mrs.
Roger williams, wife Of one
of the founders of Rhode
Island.
Miss Laura Wolcott Tucker
man appeared as her ancestor,
Laura Wolcott, daughter Of
Oliver Wolcott. first secretary
of the Treasury in Washing
tons cabinet. Ruth HollingS-
worth Tuckerman appeared as
her grea t-g r e t-great-great-
grandmother, Ruth Hollings-
worth, wife of Valentine Hol-
lingsworth, who came over
with william Penn, one OF the
founders of Pennsylvania.
Alice Noel Tuckerman in4per- :.
sonated Mary Chiffon, her an
cestor, who. so history relates,
was the first woman to step off
the Mayflower when it landed
on the rocks at Plymouth.
Mrs. William Bayard Van
Rensselaer, from New York rep
resented her ancestor. Marie
Van Cortlandt, wife of JeremiaS
Van Rensselaer,, patron Of Rem
Saellaer Wick.
Col Charles Patterson. IL. g.