The Washington times., 1919-11-26
HAPP ENINGS IN SOCIETY
Charity Ball Tonight at Willard To Be Gala
Well Represented at Service Football Game

Elsie Sutcliffe, Miss Virginia NcKen-
ney. Miss Myra Morgan, Miss Daviette
Fickten and Miss Katherine Smythe.
Mrs. William Miller Graham and
Miss Geraldine Miller Graham. who
spent a week in Washington during
the visit Of the Prince Of Wales. will
leave New York tomorrow to return
to their home IN Santa Barbara, Cal
Miss Frances Hampson and Miss
Betty Grove will leave today for Will
minston and New York, respectively.
Miss Grove will be the guest in New
York Of Miss Thelma House. and
will remain for the Army and Navy
game Saturday.
Congressman and Mrs. William b.
Bankhead and Miss Jeanne Bank
head left for New York today for q
short visit and to attend the Army
Navy football game. Miss Bankhcad
will spend some time in New York
visiting friends and relatives.
To welcome AAbassaAoe.
This winter, the group Of the Al
lance Franchise Of Washington, will
welcome again the French Ambasss-
dor and Madame Jusserand at the
French lectures.
The series Of lectures will begin
next Monday. December /. at 4:30
o'clock at tho Washington Club.
The lecturer, Monsieur Andre Allix,
who has just landed in New York,
Is professor at Lyon. His subject
will be "Ce que la France doit achter,
ce qu'elle peut vendre. ce Qu'ette
donne."
During the war. Monsieur Allix has
worked In military hospitals. Whils
in America, he will lecture before the
different groups OF the Alliance Fran
caise.
VIII Give Ban 1t willard.
ball will be given at the willard
on January for the benefit OF the
Episcopal Home for Children. Effing-
ham Lawrence Townsend Is chair
man Of the mems floor committee.
The French Club Of the Washing
ton Salon will hold its Thanksgiving
celebration tomorrow evening at the
clubs headquarters In the Mclean
Julian Zolnay. the well-known sculp-
tor and president Of the Washington
Society Of Artists, will be the guest
OF honor and will give . talk on "The
Relation Between Artist and Lay
man." A program of songs, instru-
mental selections, solo dances and
recitations will be presented by Miss
Inex Sexton, Miss Rosalie Allen. Miss
Agnes Violet Wilson. Miss Aadge
Kanode and Miss Helen Barnes.
There will be dancing and refresh
ments. A brief business session will
precede the soiree at which Mr.. de
Zapp. president OF the club. will make
the presentations.
The Robert E. Lee Chapter No. ga.
United Daughters Of the Confederacy.
will give its regular monthly dance at
ing. This is the second dance
of the season and is expected
to be one OF the largest. Mrs. Jesse
Lee Webb will head the committee in
charge Of the program. The floor
committee appointed for the first
dance will officiate throughout the
season These dances are very at
|tractive and every effort is made by
the president, Mrs. Walter e. Hutton.
and her committees to make them en-
joyable.
The regular meeting Of Robert E.
Lee Chapter will be held At Confed-
crate Memorial Home, 1922 Vermont
avenue, tomorrow evening at eight
o'clock. After tho business meeting
the chapter will be addressed by
Lucien c. Upshaw Of Georgia, and q
musical program will follow. All
members are requested to attend As
there win be quite q number OF new
mann hers To velcomA into thA ch pter
Mrs. Joseph Letter il chairman of
the ball committee for the annual
dance for the benefit Of the Children's s
Country Home. which will ~ usual
be given on Christmas night. Mrs.
Clarke Waggaman. who is president
OF the organization, is in Atlantic
City for ten-day visit. but will re-
turn in time to aid in the prepare-
tions for the ball
Western Maryland Luncheon
The alumni Of Western Maryland
College are to lunch together, on
Fridays, at 1 o'clock at the Mon
mouth Hotel, 1919 G street.
The hrst luncheon will be given
this Friday, when 1t 10 anticipated
a great number Of the alumni and
those interested in Western Maryland
College will be present.
The nrst program Of the Blue rri-
angle Players will be presented in
honor OF the boys and nurses of the
Walter Reed Hospital at the Red
Cross Hut at 8 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon.
The program consists Of a play,
"Sailors' Sunshine" farce IN ona