The Washington times., 1935-12-19
Many Attend Musicale

few startling "bravOs.
Mrs. Roosevelt was there for
the first part of the program and
had in her box with her Mrs.
Henry Morgenthau. jr., and her
sister, Mrs. Warner Justen, Mrs.
Homer S. Cummings, Nine. Espil,
wife os the Argentine AmbaSsa-
dor. Nine. de Laboulaye, wife
Of anch Ambassador.
Mrs. Sunderland Present
Some of those glimpsed in the
audience were Mrs. Macpherson
Chrichton, in black with touches
of ermine and wearing a becom-
ing black halo hat; Mrs. Lowry
Edwin Sunderland, in a hand
some mink coat and felt breton
sailor of harmonizing shade,
trimmed at the front with a
cluster of tiny pompoms; Baron
esS Won Below, gowned in black
combined with silver lame and
her black turban trimmed with
silver lace; Miss Yolande de
Mauduit, attractive debutante of
the season, attired in tomato
red, trimmed with beaver.
Two persons who we're exceed.
tngly smart in their tweeds were
Mrs. Clarence Norton Goodwin.
who completed her beige suit
with a perky hat Of felt and
velvet of tones of brown and
henna; and Miss Christine Eken-
gren, whose top coat of narrow
stripes of brown and beige har
monized with her modish double
breasted suit with which she
wore a canary yellow cravat and
wee >rown felt hat.
Mother and Daughter
Mrs. George c. Thorpe, wear.
ing an ensemble Of rich burgundy
wool trimmed with gray Persian
lamb, was accompanied by her
pretty blond daughter, Miss
Jane Thorpe, who wore a brown
coat with a large collar Of natural
lynx and a brimless, high crowned
hat of brown velvet with a top
knot of gay feathers.
A trio who arrived together in.
cluded Nine. Finot, wife of the
minister of Bolivia, who was COS.
TUNED in black, her tailored frock
trimmed with a row Of small Gov
cred buttons n the upturned
brim of her hat edged with black
astrakhan; Mrs. Gwen Brownlee,
who had on crepe frock of terra
Gotta, the bodice of which was
traced in silk braid, and three
quarter length cape to match, her
brown hat trimmed with a cluster
of orange feathers: and Mrs. Will
liam Caldwell, who was wearing a
brown coat trimmed with mink
and her medium brimmed hat was
of a soft olive green.
Younger Set
Among the m m bers Of the
younger set in attendance were
Miss Kay Brown, coStumed in
bright green and silver lame with
q coat of moleskin and a tiny hat
of black felt upon which perched
two jaunty green feathers: Dr.
. Hans Won Dreyhausen, also Miss
Diane Rowland in black with a
brief seal capelet.
Other members of the Cabinet
glimpsed were Mrs. Hull, wife OF
the Secretary of State, becomingly
attired in brown; Mrs. Claude A.
Swanson, wife Of the Secretary OF
the Navy, who h a d on a chin
chilla coat and a small black hat
and Mrs. Daniel c. Roper, wife OF
the Secretary of Commerce, who
had on a black frnck with touch
of white at the neck and a
brimmed hat of glistening black
plush.
Black Popular
Col. M. Robert Guggenheim
was accompanied by Mrs. Guggen
helm, who wore a black suit
trimmed with sable and a small
tailored hat to match. Miss Helen
Lee Doherty's black costume had
a vestee and cuffs of red and
white plaid taffeta.
Nine. Saito. wife Of the Am
bassador of Japan, was wearing
a black gown of simple design
and a small turban to match
Near her sat Mrs. William r
Castle, who was attired in brown
Mrs. Edward Everett Gam chose
for her costume a gown and hal
of wine color. Lady Dunn, Of
London, England. who is on hel
first visit to this city, had on 6
gown of dark brown velveteer
with a matching beret and a sable
scarf.
Others seen we're the Charg
d'Affairs of Poland and Nine
Sokolowska and the tall Counselor
of the Hungarian Legation, Mr.
Anthony de Balasy; the Minister