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mony, which was performed by th'
Rev. c. s. Weede. =.
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Douglas Camp
bell have closed their Chevy Chase home
and are spending the month OF February
in Florida and Cuba
One of the prettiest functions held
at the Confederate Memorial Home was
Stonewall Jackson Chapter THURSDAY
evening in honor of the new omcers ana
members of the chapter. MT: Magnus
Thompson made the presentations. ne
president of the chapter, were Miss
Mary Custis Lee, Mrs. J. E. Muicare'
Mrs Barr. Mrs Harrison. Mrs Newman
Mrs. Eslin. Mrs. Werber, Mrs Bay yies.
]. Mcclure. Lillian Chenworth. Made
laine Callaghan. BIanch Coopsen. Louise
Harrison. Vera Taylor. Mary Donneli.
Mary Goodwin, Jennie Goodwin ana
At the close of the reception Mrs
CAN'T rendered THE Star Spangled
Banner" accompanied by Mrs. TreVis.
Col. Caludon, who attended with
tribute to America and Our President"
in a short. interesting address, which
was received with much enthusiasm
This was followed by the presentation
to the ladies of the committee OF
French buttons. on which were in
scribed La Fayette. Major General.
4. 8. A.: Born September g. 11as- The
orchestra played THE Marseillaise," at
the sound Of which the italian, French
and American officers present stood at
Of
''Dixie" the dance opened. The Con-
federate colors, red and white. were
used in the floral decorations. Mrs
Tracewen and Mrs. Bayles served re-
Arrangements have now been COM
pleted for the card party t.tbe home
tomorrow evening, when refreshments
will be served.
The ladies' board of Georgetown
Hospital will give card party at the
hospital February ~ at 2 o'clock.
Miss May v. Buckley has returned
to her home in street, after a visit
to Brooklyn. N. Y. where she was the
guest Of Capt. and Mrs. H. c. Drew
Dixie Ball April I.
The fifteenth annual Dixie ball will
be held at the New Willard Easter Mon
day night. April 1. This ball is given
by Robert e. Lee Chapter. No. e44.
United Daughters of tie Confederacy.
which 10 one of the leading chapters in
the District. The officers are: Mrs. E
Hilton Jackson, president; Mrs George
Covington, first vice president; Mrs.
Hunter Laughton. second vice presi-
retary; Mrs. J. William Kyle. corre-
spending secretary; Mrs. y. NJ. Colbert
treasurer; Mrs. Horace Whitaker. his
torian: Miss Edith L. Richter. registrar;
and Mrs. Mary A. Gould. custodian.
Mrs. Walter E. Hutton is chairman and
Mrs. A H. Plant vice chairman of the
ball committee, which will be announced
at 4 later date. This ball Is given to
raise funds for the Confederate Memorial
Home.
The s. " Club was hostess at dance
during the week at Studio Hall. the
committee being Misses Alice Clark.
Julia Taliaferro, Iverna Cramer, Flea
nor Andrews, Alva Cramer. Ruth Nc
Gowan, Everil Morreu and Alberta
Haden. The guests were Misses Irma
Carpenter, Blanche Parker, Mamie Par
and Messrs. Edwin Stillwell. Vernon Will
son. ono Herman. VIM. osgood, Harry
Edmonston George Taiiaferro,. Robert
Cramer.. Peter Dcnk. Kerchval Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baliinger and Mr.. and Mrs
Warner.
The Raccar Canoe Cluz held its
NTH dance Of the season at the Arcade
private ballroom Saturday evening.
present The March dance win be held
on the Id Of that month.
Mrs, NJ c. Rosenfeld of Peoria. Ill.
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Max s. Rosenthal. 1910 7th street north
west
.:as.,s Saturday T sysnins: February IS s1,s the
dance Of the season at Mrs. Dyer's,
1917 r street. The following commit
tee 10 In charge: William J. Monran.
J. Whit Hammett, William c. Hammett,
Edward C. Ardseser. Jack Lewis. Roy
p. Schiegel. ]. Paul Ardeeser. T Cogan
GAmmett, Rollie H. Moore and W. Earl
At q recent meeting a
service nag was dedicated containing
nve stars, representing the number of
members OF the club In the service.
The Washington Society Of the
Council of Jewish Women will hold its
regular meeting February IL at 2:3o
pm. in the assembly room of the
Z. y. G. a. building. 1876 G street
northwest. instead Of in the vestry
rooms Of the Eighth Street Temple. The
program will include an address by Dr.
food administration and the war trade
board. whose subject will be The
Women of France: a current topics
talk by Mr. Lawrence KoenigsberEer,
knd operatic selections by Mr. Adolph
Werner.
A liberty dance was given by the
Eldorado Club at Studio Hall during
the week. the committee on arrange
ments being Mr.. W. Harvey Gross and
Mr.. William Morrow and Mr. Leopold
Y. Freudberg: the guests being Misses
Dorothy zimmerman, Lucie Mulligan,
Mary Troy. Margaretta jackson, Cora
keeley. Emely White. Eileen Quigiey,
Gladys Bunhu8, Ruth Block, Daphne
Clapp, Florence Heelick, Ami Marks,
Mary Close. Janet Alvord. Katherine
Roche and Messrs. Edward Tyler. Gra-
ham Trueblood, Lyon Cooper. Joseph
Ganges. Louis Duhinof. Frank Walsh,
Raymond Elliott. William Morrow
Clyde Lynch, Bailey Hardy, Stephin
Corwin, Harry Waters, Gilbert vim
ter and Robert Parson and Mr. and Mrs.
William Hiilchrist.
The Georgetown law freshman prom
to be given tomorrow evening at the
New Willard promises to be the most
successful dance ever held by any pre-
ceding class. Mr.. j. W. Harden as
chairman. is In receipt of final reports