The Washington times., 1933-05-16

was without hat.
man. IT, S. n. took in making the presentations,
the guests gathered groups under the trees where
chairs placed that they could rest and enjoy the
music.
Iced tea and fruit punch with sandwiches and small
cakes were served rosedecked tables in the gay
marquee placed at the right side OF the lawn, and those
who fingered late very charming sight.
Little Mara d Zoppola granddaughter of Mrs Stanley
Grafton Mortimer, of New York. Mrs RooseveIts aunt
both of whom guests at the White House, sat tor
time in secluded spot the little girl looking like
fairy in her filmy forgetmenot blue trock, with tiny
Cinderella slippers after she tired of watching the
sembed guests started to dance the greensward to the
strains of the Band and quite unconscious OF her grace
with her arms waving to the cadence of the music gave
impromptu exhibition of rhythmic dancing shouetted
against the background that altogether enchant
ing
send ir Senator Gerald P Nye Senator and Mrs. Robert
R. Reynolds of North Carolina, the latter perfectly charm
ing in gray ensemble bordered with fox, and
her tiny short brmmed hat of the shade was worn
at becoming angle; Brig Gen. William r. Horton, u s.
A. retired; Gen. and Mrs. John H Russell, Co.. and Mrs
George S. Paen, and Miss Beatrice Patten the later
wearing an Unusually attractive brown and red fowered
print and her small hat of tan straw had great mass OF
bright red cherries back Miss Laura Harlan Capt
and Mrs Hayne Ellis Ellis in black crepe chiffon
cape gown with smart black hat trimmed with bands OF
tan ribbon; Mrs. John R. Williams, who wore Navy
blue and white flowered print, with narrow-brimmed
blue hat trimmed with shaded blue silk cornflowers
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Hampton Ellis, the latter in green
flowered chiffon with hat; Mrs H. NJ Kaufman
in chiffon and lace with large garden nat;
Representative and Mrs Fred Brtten Mrs Brtten wear
ing most effective afternoon gown OF yellow 1oWered
chiffon with a broad brimmed straw hat trimmed with
folded crepe the shades which appeared in her
gown; Miss Alice Bradford Shepard Mr.. Charles Henry
Butler Mr. and Mrs Frank B. Noyes, the latter wearing
a green and white flowered chiffon gown with small
green hat Mr. Archibald c. v Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard S. Reeside the latter in handsome blue and white
costume; Major and Mrs Thomas E. Thrasher, jr Mrs.
Thrasher in charming red and white fowered garden
frock with large red horsehair hat; Capt and Mrs Will
liam V. Andrews, the latter wearing brown tlOWered
silk costume with brown hat trimmed with pale green
and brown velvet rbbon Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert H. Gros-
venor Mr. and Mrs John F. Carter, the latter in black
crepe twopece suit trimmed with monkey fur Mrs Mark
Reid Yates, Dr., and Mrs. Ralph W. Mcdowell Mrs Nc
Dowe wearing Eleanor blue suit with blouse
of lighter shade and large corsage bouquet of white
orchids A small blue hat completed her costumes Mrs.
D. Buchanan Merryman Capt. and Mrs Frank d. Berrlen
and Miss Betsy Berren; Col Harold G. Reisinger, u S.
NJ c.; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Price Wright, Mrs. Charles
Richardson's Mr.. and Mrs John Henry Purdy Mrs Campbell
Prchet Mr. and Mrs Harley Peyton Wilson, Mr. and Mrs
George Oakley Tottcn Admiral and Mrs Russell B. Tran
of Newport Mr. and Mrs Walsh r. Tuckerman Mrs Ormsby
McCammon Mrs. William Barret Rdgey and Mrs Russell B.