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THE WASHINGTON TIMES, FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1916.
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RUSSIAN BENEFIT
BALL PROVES TO BE
BRILLIANT
SUCCESS
Notable Host Attends Function
in Aid of Wounded in Czar's
Armies.
BALLET AIDS TO BEAUTY
Washington Resident and Offi
cial Society Throngs
Rauscher's for Event.
By happy accident or still happier In
spiration the night of the llrat perform
ance of the Serge de Dlaghlleff Imperial
Ballet Jtusse was elected for the ball
ttren at Itauscher's last evening by a
committee of prominent Washington
women for tho benefit of the sick and
wounded soldiers of rtunla.
Not only did the presence of a dozen
of the rtusslan dancers, who volunteered
then- services for the cause, add n
touch of exotic beauty and Interest to
the gorgeous1 spectnelo at Hauscher a,
luit at the National Theater the splen
dor and artistry before the footlights
found echo In the audience which was
one of the most brilliant that has filled
a theater this season. The kakoshnlk.
the gorgeous headdress of the Itusslan
women, which was worn by many of
thoso who went on from the Russian
ballot to the Itusslan ballc gave n msr
elously picturesque note to the assem
blage.
Allies' Envoys There.
The ball, which added a tidy sum to
tho fund for tho benefit of the nusslan
soldiers, was one of tho smartest as
well as the most brilliant functions
given in "Washington this winter.
Kcpresentatlves of tho embassies or
France. Great Britain, Italy. Japan, and
Belgium, tho allies of Russia, were
prominent In the throng, neutral diplo
mats, by tho score were numoercd
nmong the guests, and among the most
interesting personages present were Mr.
lMaghllcft and Krncst Ansermet. who
conducted the orchestra at tho ballet.
Mrs. Blaine Bcale. Viscountess de
Kibour. Mrs. William Ltttauer. -Mrs.
c'liircncA Wilson, and Mrs. Garrison
McCllntock constituted tho receiving line
nnd stood at tho doorway leading rrom
llio smalt ball room Into the large ball
room, which was reserved tor the
(Innceri.
There all was brilliant and colorful, a
fitting setting for the gorgeous throng.
Broad strips of orange bunting festooned
'the celling, the lights wore dimmed with
veils of greenery, and between the mir
rors, which reflected distinguished men
und women with gorgeous bejewelea
headgear topping their evening frockj.
were tall evergreen treea starred with
miper-dalsles In orange and white.
Orchestras Alternate.
Uorcnsteln's Orchestra alternated with
n Havmllan orchestra In furnlslng the
imJslfi bhioftl afteY midnight, Htter
the applause which greeted tho spectac
ular performance of the Russian danc
ers had died down, supper was served
nt small tables below stairs.
The Russian. Ambassador and Mme.
BftkhmeicfT entertained In their box
member of tho embassy staff, includ
ing the Counselor and Mme. Bcherbnt
nkoy nnd the Becond Secretary of tho
Jrrench Embassy and Mme. de Labou
Jnye. Mrs. William Bddcn Noble entertain
ed ft box prty, her guests including
Mlsa Iroy King, of New York; Air.
nnd Mrs. Chaunccy Ilackctt, Mrs.
t'hauncey Stlgand, and Admiral Staun
ton. Charles R. Crane had with him In his
Ikx the Secretary of Agriculture ana
.Mrs. Houston. Allen Reynolds, Mrs.
Ruth Hapgood, and Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Crane.
Mr. and Mrs. Ferry Belmont in their
tiox entertained the samo part who
were their guests at the Russian ballet.
Take Guests With Them.
The Brazilian Ambassador and Mme.
d.i Qama also went on from tho ballet,
tuklnjr their guests with them.
.Mr. and Mrs. Churles C. Glover. Mlsi
oilman, and tho Italian Ambassador
ami Countess Ccllero were among otnera
wnn entertained dox parties.
Madame BakhmetcfT woro nbcamlful
tiara of diamonds nnd aquamarines,
whllo about her throat and ornamenting
lier coraag were somo of her famous
ertierlds. Mrs. George Howard, who
lind on a lovely gown of rose pink,
simply added the flowing tulle veil qf
the' Russian lieaddess to her tiara of
diamonds with charming effect, and
many of the women arranged their
Jeweled coronetn ngalnst their graceful
laco or velvet knkoshlnks.
Mrs.' Uarrlson McCllntock wore a
gown of roso pink with a metallic lus
ter, and a headdress and flowing veil of
loss color. Mis aKthcrlnc McCllntock's
headdress, which was a huge and be
jeweled creation of pink, came straight
from "Russia, where it had once been
part of the bridal finery of a Russian
Kill, and Miss wllcnkln, daughter of
the commercial ottacho of tho Russian
embassy, woro a complete couri cos
tume In ja!o bluo with a lovely and
most becoming headdress of blue and
pearls.
Wears Boys' Costume.
Miss Ttuth Hapgood, who woro a Rus
sian boy's costume; Richard Crane, 3d,
whoso Tartar costume, with Its mag
nificent embroldcilos, was one of the
handsomest at the ball, und Miss taulse
Delano, with a gorgeous kakoshnlk of
hi uc. wero among tho most picturesque
figures, on tho floor.
Among tho gursts at the bait wero
Mrs. Francis Nash, Miss Carolyn Nash,
the Misses Delano, Miss Margaret
l'orlii, Miss Frances Moore, Miss Lil
lian irendrlck, Mrs. P. B. Moran. Rear
Admiral nnd Mrs. Clover, tho Misses
'lover, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Willert,
Mlsa Helen McCumbcr. the Misses
Burleson, Mr. nnd Mrs. Nnwboltl Noycs,
Miss PranccH Noyes. Mrs. Morgan
Cameron, Mrs. Gist Blair, Miss Helena
lllllntt. MIhh Ruth Patterson. Mlsa
Gtadyn Hinckley. Miss Orynga Ray
naud, the minlstor or I'ersia. ino urceK
minister," Mr. Batlo of tho Japaneso
iMnluikHv. Thomas Bnrlng-IMce. Lieut.
Clement Heath, Angclo Conti, Itobcrt
i'atterson and William runups, inira
Assistant Secretary of State.
Surgeon General and Mrs. William
C. Bralsted have cards out for a din
ner at tho Army and Navy Club on
April IS in compliment to the Secre
tary of tho Navy and Mrs. Daniels.
Mr. and Mr. William Welghtman, of
New Yortf, arrived hero yesterday from
tho place the recently purchased In
MiVlnla en touto to Cazcnovla, N. Y
Miri arc ut tho Wlllard.
Mr. and Mrs. William Lawrence
Cireeu. of Paris, and Mrs. Green's motn
er, Mra A. Ulcecker Ranks, of Now
Vork and Paris, who have been spend
ing the winter at Aiken. S. C. are
guests at the hotel, and Mr. and Mrs.
(Continued on Page Fourteen.)
WQJRE QUAINT HEADDRESS
AT RUSSIAN BALL
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APPLAUDS BALLET
President 'Receives Ovation
When He Appears at Na
tional Theater.
NOTABLE AUDIENC
vviih ih. PrA.lrir.nt and Mrs Wilson turned to Washington from the oxtend
AMlh tnc presiaeni ana .-urs. nson ,i,i .rir. wi.irh tn onrd hr
occupying a. box and the most distin
guished element of social Washington
njltng' the boxes and the partone, the
audience divided interest with the
dancers at the opening performance of
the -Ballet Russo. at the National !at
everting.
Tho Russian Ambassador and Mme.
Uakhmeteff had a box anil had wltn
them Miss Wllenkln, daughter or Mr.
and Mrs. Gregory Wllcnkln: Mrs. Rich
ard Townscnd entertolnen th Hpantsn
Ambassador and Mme. Rlano and Mrs.
H. II. G. Slater; nnd across thethouse
were the Hrazlllnn Ambassador nnd
Mme. da Oama, whose guests were Mrs.
Lloyd Bowers and her niece. MIm Viola
Uarlun.
in another box were Congressman and
Mrs. Longworth and Mr. and Mrs.
Ueorgo Howard.
Mrs. Lonirworth nore a nown of black
tullo over white satin, with a band or
pearls and diamonds In her hair.
In Belmont Box.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Belmont enter
tallied in their box .Mr. nnd Mrs. Nelson
O'Bhaunessy, Mrs. William Slater, nnd
Mr. Thomas Spring-Rice, and Mr. and
Mrs. William A. Slater. Jr.. the latter a
lovelv nlcturo In a rose iilnl; frock nnd
a becoming headdress ofptnk tulle anu
jewels.
Madame Huugc entertained a box
fiarty of young people and with Mrs.
Icalc In her box wore Viscount and
VixcountesH de Slbour and Mr. and Mrs.
Garrison McCllntock. Mrs. Beitlo was
In Rt-ay and silver brocade with a gold
headdress studded with Jewels. Vis
countess de Slbour nolo a lovely gown
of turquoise blue velvet with u head
dress of velvet of tho samo shade,
studded in peutls anu finished with a
tullo veil.
There was much visiting from box to
box. and tho Russian Ambassador and
Madame Bakhmetcff had a constnnt
sit earn of callerx duiing the evening,
among them Mr. de Dlaghlleff. Later
they went behind tho scenes accom
panied by guests from several of tho
other boxes, and held a moment's chat
with the principals of the ballet.
Plays National Anthem.
As the President entered tho theater
accompanied by Mrs. Wilson tho audi
ence stood, nnd tho great orchestra,
filling more than three times the space
usually allotted, stood facing the Presi
dent's box, whllo It played "The Stnr
Spangled Banner."
.tpplauso followed as the President
and Mrs, Wilson took their seats.
Their gucuts Included Mrs. William 11.
Boiling, Miss Bertha Boiling, and Miss
Bones.
Others In the audience were Rear Ad
miral and Mr. Clovzcr, Miss Beatrice
Clover, Mm. .mil llaitlctt. Miss Caro
line Ogdcn-Joiics, Mrs. James Harlan,
Miss Laura Harlan, Miss Georgia Seho
field. Mls Hemlo K'bbey, Mr. and Mrs.
Fleming Newbold. Lawrcnco Townscnd,
and Miss Rotallo Sonng,
To Visit Parents. '
Mrs. Henry E. Jenkins, wife of Dr.
Jenkins, U. S. N.", Is expected to arrive
In Washington about the mlddlo of
April for a short visit to her parents.
Dr. and Mrs. James Duncan Gatcwood.
Dr. Jenkins Is attached to the New
Hampshire, which will go from Norfolk
to Philadelphia cany in April. Mrs,
Jenkins, who has spent the winter I
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She will bo accompanied by her small
daughter, Miss Anne WyUi Jenkins.
at Luncheon.
Mrs. Frederick Ufflngcr entcitalncd
at luncheon yesterday and the day be
fore, having on each occiydon sixteen
guests.
Tho table was charmingly decorated
with pink sweet peas, maidenhair fern
and pink Dorothy Perkins roses trailing
from a tall silver vase to the corners
of the table.
Mrs. J. M. Culp has cards out for a
bildgc party April 5. to meet Mrs. Fred
crick Marsh.
Mrs. Marsh, who was formerly Mrs.
Frank Freeman, has but recently re-
Ml -unridlnc trln which
marriage to Captain Marsh In mldwln-
ter' -4.-
Miss Josephine Page has arrived from
PlUladelphla, where she Is studying
art. and la the guest of 'Mr. and Mrs.
William Nelson Page for a weik or ten
days.
Says we must make kidneys
clean the blood and pimples
disappear.
Plmnles. sores, and bolls usually re
sult from toxins, poisons and Impurities
which aro generated In the bowels and
then absorbed Jnto the blood through
the very ducts nhlch should absorb only
nourishment to sustain tho body.
It Is tho function of the kidneys to
filter Impurities from tho blood and
cast them out In the form of urlno. but
In many Instances tho bowels create
moro toxlua nnd Impurities than the
kidneys can cllmlnato, then tho blood
uses tho skin pores as the next best
means of getting rid of these Impurities
which often break out all over the skin
in the form of pimples.
Tho nuicut wuy to clear the skin ot
these emotions, says a noted authority.
Is to gel from any pharmacy about
four ounces of Jad Salts and take a
tablcspoonful In a glass ot hot water
each morning before bical'.f.ut for one
week. This will prevent tho formation
of toxins In the bowels. It also stimu
lates the kidneys to normal activity,
thus coaxing them to filter the blood of
Impurities and clearing the skin of
pimples. ...
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ARMY AND NAVY CLUB
INNEI
Number, of Interesting Par
ties Attend Nf tabic Func
tion'. The dinner dance al the Army nnd
Navv Club wan one of the notablo
events of last vnln? nnd was marked
by several Interest Inc parties.
Malor nnd Mrs, Jnmex A. Shlnten en
tertained In compliment to the"lr hnuso
guest. Mrs, Clay Brown, of Stamford,
Conn. Those nfked trt meet Mrs. Brown
went Col. and Mrs. Richmond P. Davis,
Malor nnd Mn. John McAuley Palmer,
Mnlor and Mr. A- F. Caad. Capt. and
Mi. Htanlev W. Emblck. "apt. nnrt Mm.
Llewellyn Williamson. Lieut, and Mis.
Clllesple. of F.nrt Washington1 Dr. nnd
.is. nnnrr vt pii. .mi, iioneit I
Howxe. Mls Pesclp Illckey. Cn,l.
Charles Page Bry-n. Col. Eduardn Rov
brud and Major Rotert Abernclhj.
Major and Mrs. Moses Hosts.
MHjor and Mr. AnJrciv Moses .ilso
wit) hosts at dinner, having as their
guests Heuator and Mrs. heppajd, Mr.
and Mn. Cono Johnson, Capt. nnd Mr.
Oordon RoMmon, Capt. and Mrs. Wil
liam I, lliisi-. t'apt ami Mrs. Tenner
Ru. Cnpt. and Mi. Thomnn W. Holly
day. U'eut. Coindr. and Mrs. Gannon,
of nnnnolli. Mrr. T. C. Dawson, Cap
inln Beckl-itiii Cnilaln Kcrth and
Kdwln B. Flnlher.
Among those In another partv were
Major nnd Mrs. Robert U. Patterson,
Capt. and Mr. 8 J. Bayard Schlndel.
Major and Mrs. James A. Woodrufr,
M Woodruff Capt. and Mrs. Wlltlnm
M tchell. Capt. and Mrs. John Hodges.
Mis Coleman. Capt. and Mrs. Virgil
Peterson. Cnpt. and Mrs. ftoldthwalte,
onprisnmii r.nd Mrs. Ragsdale. Mr.
find Mm. 1. T Mann and Dr. Larklu.
Major and .Mrs Ely's Party.
Major nnd Mrs. Hanson E. Ely en
tertalneJ at dinner, having as their
guests. Major and Mrs. Palmer Pierce,
i-oi. minis LKine. i . s. ji. f . and Mrs.
Lane, and Major and Mr. William 1.
Jackron. '
Among others dining and entertaining
were Commander and Mrs. Herbert U.
Sparrow, Commander and Mrs. James
O. Richardson, Dr. and Mrs. Edward
H II. Old, Ccmtnander and Mrs. Har
vey Tomb, Mrs. Joseph F. Etter, Miss
Aiken, Miss nush-Brnwn, Miss Alice
Bheuard. f.ltiutcuant Fisher. IJetit. Paul
Uastecto, Dr. Robert Sheehan, and Wal
lace iirynnt
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Wallaces Are Hosts.
Assistant Attorney General and Mrs,
allace entertained a smalt dinner
patty at the Shoreham last evening.
.Mr. and Mr. F. I). Potter, of Glenn
Kldge, N. Y.. and Mr. and Mrs. U V.
Kplnd. ot New York, arc at the Hliore
linm Hotel.
Others at the Hhoreham are Mr. nnd
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flttln;; Quaint I'uko Bonnets of
demure style Drooplnij Brim
Hats that sucgest helmets.
All arc simple hut very smart
ly trimmed. These Huts wero
made to sell at from W.M to
$12.00. An exceptionally attt ac
tive assortment thaj aurpnstes
all ethers at such extremely
low prices,
Hats for
Matured Women
All Hats Trimmed
Second Floor Lnnsburgh & Bro.
Rebuilding Sale
Don't Miss This Opportunity to Buy
Dress and Tailored Blouses at $1.98
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Rebuilding Sale
A New Assortment of
Fancy Mesh Veilings
All the very newest effects In
Fancy -Mesh Veilings await your
nppioviCr- Colors aro black, white,
brown, taupe, navy, purple, and
magplo effects.
At 25c, 50c, 75c and $1 a yd.
The Very Latest Novelty
Maline, Chiffon and Organdie
Neck Ruffs
Dame Fashion says- "You must
wear onn of these dainty neck llx
Ings to kIvo tho correct finish to
the new spring suit." Wo are
showing nn unlimited variety.
At 50c, $1, $1.50 and $2.50
New Boudoir Caps, of net and
laco combinations in pin it,
bluo nnd lavender. Very
50c
specially priced at....
Main Floor I-ansbursh &Bro.
Rebuilding Sale
A Special Purchase of
Children's Sample Coats
Sizes up to 6 -years,
values up to $5.00, at
Beautiful Shcpheid Check Coats,
with cnibroldeted silk collars. Wool
terncs in stylish tailotcd models, othen
with "mbioldcrcd plquo collars. Many
pretty styles nnd In the wanted col
ors for sprmu. Every one an excep
tional vnlue that every mother should
profit by.
Children's Dresses
Children's Dresses, made of fine
duality pl'iuo tn pink and bluo stripe
effects, finished with embroidered
white collar, belt nt wnlst and trim-
mea with crochet hut
tons. Sizes - to 6 years.
Valuo to fl.'jS, Cholco ut
$1.25
Children's Hats
Straw and Milan hemps, all the new
shapes in white and all wanted spring
color, prettily trimmed with velvet,
7"' ' and "Mowers. Very special,
At $1.95 and $2.95
Third i'loor Lansburgli & ttro.
to 5:30 P. M. Daily
Mourning Hats
a Specialty
Free of Charge
They Are Regular $3.00 "
Values
A special purchase at n big
pri::o concession brings to us theso
extraordinary values, and you
should picilt by the gicat sar
Ihir. ,
Tailored Mouses, of fine heavy
itunllty cropc de chine with em
broidered collnis .vhito only all
sizes.
hlnn. Silk Moukcs, of pcllent
quality, with frills and lufflcs, jiIso
tailored i.icdeln tlti! hcmstltchln?
Cholco of white, innlzo and flesh
color. All slr.es.
$5 Crepe dc Chine
Blouses. $3.50
Theso are mado of extra fine
quality crepe. Tailored mod.lj
Willi flloVH rrtl?i n.l ll.4
'with flno iearl buttons. Choice of
rose, white, malre and flesh color.
All sizes.
Second ricor LansburEh & Bro.
Rebuilding Sale
$3 Heatherbloom
Petticoats at..,..
$1.95
Heatherbloom Petticoats,
in beautiful flowered effect?,
in white and dark grounds.
Choice of plaited flounce?
and small ruffles.
?5 Taffeta Silk Petticoats
At $3.95
Fine quality taffeta silk, in
plain and changeable colors,
also stripe effects. Flounces
are plaited and .Van Dyke
ruffle styles.
Thlttl Floor Uansburglt & Bio.
$2.95
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