The Washington times., 1938-02-18

orchestras, playing as one ant
perfect touch.
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DAISY. who wore white tulle
1 threaded with silver, and her
auburn nalr brushed back and
then in deep waves low on her
neck, was too cunning when she
greeted her guests. go right
on and have a good time" she
informed them, land If you want
something and it isn't here, ask
for it and it will be-"
MRS. NEWTON HUTTON,
1V1 from North Carolina, and
Annie Laurie Lyerly. also from
Carolina, wore two of the most
stunning gowns there. Mrs.
Hutton's was black sequins with
a matching round cap, and An
ME Laurie's was a heavy crepe,
the color of the sea at evening,
and embroidered about the hod-
ice in gold. The John T. Mich
OILS had come up from Pinehurst.
Fred Morrison, one of Governor
Max Gardner's clever young
men, who halls from Carolina
but is now in Washington. ar
rived a bit late, and seemingly
half Of the world and his wife
were present.
THE HARRY WHITLOCKS
i land Mrs. Whitlock has the
loveliest silver hair, huge blue
eyes and white skim and the Jim
Counselmans, with Mrs. Coun.
selman in lustrous white satin;
the Arthur Condons, the Fran
els Whitmans, the Prev Savoys,
with Mrs. Savoy in simmer
ing gold and white brocade.
another model she picked up
in China on her world cruise;
young Pret Townsend, son Of
Senator John Townsend, of Del.
aware, having a very good time,
dancing: Senator Rush Holt.
pretty Doris Hallowell, DR.. and
Mrs. George Tribe. the Murray
Bordens (she is the daughter Of
General and Mrs. Albert Cox,
wearing black lace, with a cor.
sage Of camelliaS on her shoul-
der and carrying a diminutive
muff of black lace, spaced with
real gardenias.
NINE. ELVINA ORLIOZ
11DRESzEROWA, whose dress
gave the impression of blue
clouds, was fashioned Of fragile
blue lace and floated about her
tiny feet and ended in a grace
full train. Paulo Hasslocher of
the Brazilian Embassy. Mrs.
Booth, who is an exquisite
blonde and wore shining black
taffeta with diamond orna.
ments. Nine. Grace Espaillat,
IN deep rose; Lois Ransome in
aquamarine chiffons, Lieuten.
ant Commander and Mrs, j.
M. Sweeney. with Mrs. Sweeney
wearing crimson velvet, with
fascinating square neck and
tight little bodice.
The "Bucky" Harrises, she
is the former Elizabeth Suther-
land, and Is still as striking and
darkly lovely as the day she
made her debut; Isabel Moberly,
with her glorious mass Of red
gold hair Accentuated by white
chiffon and sequins; Mrs. Will
liam Laird Dunlop, in American
beauty crepe and fuchsia; the
George Beans, the Paul Lutes,
Commander and Mrs. Pratt,
Commander and Mrs. Benjamin
Gantz. the George Calverts, and
Mr.. Calvert insisting that all
the beautiful women at this
party just had to be native
Marylanders, for everyone, knew
that Maryland women were the
loveliest in the world.
CUPPER served at / o'clock,
~ with the individual tables
covered with gay linen cloths
and decorative with carnations
and tulips, and the buffet
lighted by tall white candles was
delightfully."- festive. Tremendous
turkeys, hams, roast beef, real
, Army pork and beans, great
platters of chicken pie, Italian
spaghetti. potato salad. mixed
green salad, varied cold meats,
assorted cheeSeS, and then a
small table filled with nothing
but sweets and ices.
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THREE O'CLOCK in the morn
! ing and the music and the
guests and the dancing and
the four generous bars, super
vised by three attendants, still
going, on >and-on. Walter
Evans. admitting that several
people had vowed to go home
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