Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-07

feathers, Miss Ethel Hickey. pink satin
and tulle.
The Panama a minister mister. s sns Mm r.:
more, the Duke de sangro, DIT. and
Mrs. Cary Grayson. Miss May Adams.
viscount de Sibour. George Howard.
DR.. Rivas, Miss Nancy Gordon Jones;
Gadsby, Miss Sarah Hickling, the
Misses Hickey. DR.. and Mrs: Reginald
Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. William Nc
Clellan Ritter. Miss Emily Chase,
CLAN legation. Miss Elizabeth Shumate,
Robert Hazelhurst McAdoo, Miss Gwen
dolyn Denys,, the Misses Beach, S. X
Constantinidi of the Greek legation, Mr..
Chase.
The camouflase ball of last night
having been such a brilliant success.
and the decoration so elaborate, the
executive committee of Neighborhood
bert, president; Mrs. Christian d. Hem
mick, Mrs. Charles J. Bell, Mrs. Walter
II. Tuckerman. Mrs. John w. Thompson
and Mrs Francis J. Herman, have de-
cided to give tea dance this after
noon in the bathrooms at the Willard,
from 3 to 6, for the same benefit.
The French ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand, who went to New York for
the Pilgrim Society's banquet Tuesday
evening, returned last night.
chaperoned by Mrs. George Barnett.
Mrs. Richardson Gibson, Mrs. Blaine
Elkins and Mrs. Henry Crosson, VIII
go to Quantico this afternoon, where
they will be entertained by number
of officers at a tea dance, followed by
dinner, a play and a dance. They Will
reach Quantico in time to witness the
presentation of the colors to the 1lth
Regiment.
Among those in the party will be
Miss Mary Duncan Gibson. Miss Cecilia
McCallum, Miss Minna Blair, Miss Ade-
laide futile, Miss Margaret futile, Miss
Louise Thoron, Miss Frances Wiikin-
son. Miss Elizabeth Stevenson, Miss
Jean Rayner, Miss Priscilla White, Miss
Katherine Burnett. Miss Claudia John
son. Miss Halle Davis. Miss Margaret
Smith, Miss Margaret Devereaux, Miss
Bessie Edwards, Miss Carter Mullikin,
Donaldson, Miss Reeves Harris, Miss
Margaret Devereaux, the Misses Cor
don. Miss Daviette Ficklen. Miss Vir-
GINA Maxwell. Miss Abigail Harvey.
Miss Grace Beach, Miss Katherine
Sims. Miss Merritt, Miss Virginia
Sutherland, Miss Mary, House, Miss
Beatrice Fairfax, Miss Margaret
Elaine Crosson, Miss Elizabeth
Blodgett. MISS Hilliard. Miss Mary Hill,
Miss Elizabeth Hills, Miss Margaret
Gain, Miss Elizabeth koones, Miss
Madeline Austin, Miss Cecile Cook, Miss
Margaret Carry, Miss Bruce Lee, Miss
Miss Grace Overman, Miss Helen Clax-
| ton. Miss Mildred Sisson. Miss Eliza
beth Burnett. Miss Miriam sHubhard,
Miss Teresa James, Miss Phoebe Walk
| 9 Woe
Durand, Miss Belphine Heyl Miss Anne
Hopkins. Miss Mary Brown. Miss Sallie
Beecher, Miss Taylor Logic. Miss Helen
Tucker, Miss Elizabeth Hamilton and
Miss Harriet Peckham.
|. Following their custom Of having
different phases of war work put be-
fore their members and their guests
at their weekly teas at 1923 H street
the League of American Penwomen will
practically turn this Friday into Signal
Corps day. Mrs. Charles Mack. Saltz-
man. wife of Col Saltzman of
the Signal Corps, viii speak for
a few moments on the work Of that
branch of the service. Lieut.. Parish of
| the Signal Corps will sing. Miss
Bereni"e Randall will sing n new war
song, entitled The Spirit of Victory
It was composed by DR. Cogswell, di-
rector of music in the public schools,
and dedicated to the men in khaki of
all branches of the service. Mrs.
Hough. wife of Maj. Ira Duane Hough,
also Of the Signal Corps, viii be the
hostess. She will have assisting her
Mrs. Maud Ill5on, Miss Loretta Lowen-
stem, Miss Rilla Engle and Mrs. Nc
Neil.
Mrs. wilson will attend the last of
the series of lectures which Mr. S Rich
ard Fuller is giving for the benefit Of
the French war relief on SATURDAY
afternoon, March 9, at $50. at the resi-
of f5su
place. On Saturday Mr.. Fuller will re-
peat France in the War" which was
received with great enthusiasm several
weeks ago. Many have expressed a
wish that Mr.. Fuller would also repeat
England in the War in the near
future.
Senator James d. Phelan entertained
at dinner last evening at his residence
IN Il street, later going with his guests
to the camouiiage ball, where they
occupied box. Those in the party
were Mrs. Lawrence Townsend, Mr..