The Washington times., 1919-04-22

Miss Fannie jackson. and Mrs. Colds
borough Adams. .s. ~
Others who had boxes were Mrs.
Victor Kauffmann, Mrs. Louis Mutt
mann, Miss Flora Wilson, Mrs Henry
Rea, Mrs. willard Brewnson, and
Mrs. Hay1e Ellis.
MEs. Joseph Strauss guests were
disabled sailors from the Naval Hos
pital, and Mrs. Henry L. Dimock en-.
tertained party Of convalescent ma
rines.
Mrs. Newton Baker, who was en-
teFtained at dinner before the ball
by Mrs. James Carroll Frazer, en-
teFtained in her box her guest, Miss
Katherine Lowe, OF Cleveland: Gen
George Squire and Colonel Blair.
The other boxholders were: Mrs.
| Willard H. RrownsOn, Mrs. Charles
Boughton Wood, Mrs. Julian James.
Mrs: Silas Casey, Mrs. Kelton, Mrs.
! Henry Rec, Mrs. Edward Simpson,
Mrs. Hayn ELISE, Mrs. John Faure,
Mrs. Blodgett, Mrs. Peoples. Mrs.
walter s. Gordon, Mrs. F, B. Moran,
Mrs. j. Dexter Adams, Mrs. F.. l..
Chapin, and Major, William Z. Fow--
lsr.
! Admiral and Mrs. ]. Dexter Adams
/ entertained their son-in-Iaw and
J daughter, DT. and Mrs Richard KesF-
I ney, in their box and with Mrs. - L.
Chapi1 were Capt and Mrs. William
Leahy and Miss Harlow.
otbrse at the ball we're Major and
Mrs. Waiter Schoelkopf and their
niece, Miss Lillian Woodward, of New
York. -
Capt. and Mrs. George Clark. Lieut..
Arthur Deibert DR.. A. c.. Rivas, Miss
Ruth Wilson, Dr.. Munson, U. S. O.;
Mrs. Henry Muslin, Mrs. Barnetts
sister and Mrs. Hall, another sister;
Mrs. GoriRg Bliss. General LAUGH
helmef Miss Helen Claxton, Miss
Golden Riggles, Mr.. and Mrs. Brum-
meleamp. Miss Davette Ficklen, MIS-. !
J.. w. Littel.
Paymaster Julian Hammock, Pay
master Marion Baker, Paymaster |
WaEfield, Mics Angelica Renney, Will |
liam. Bowie Clark, c. W. Richardson, |
MIS-. William Jaques, William Jaques, |
tr7 Congressman and Mrs. Fred Brit I
ton, Charles FabIe, Gregory, Mrs.
Buchanan herryman, Richard Flour !
npy, j. E. Lefevre, Miss Pamela Hen |
~. Mrs Norris Evans, George Nor
ris Evans. Miss Meta Norris Evans,
Miller Kenyon, Lieut.. and Mrs. Har-
yey DelanO, Phillip Kaufman, Miss
Q. ]. Hemphill. AF. and Mrs. Albert |
D.'-E Putr. Owen Thompson, Mrs. |
Reginald Walker, Maor Theodore
Low. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander bentt-
ley, Lieut.. John Iseman, Mrs. Mark |
Bristol, Miss Marporie Brown. Lieu !
tenant Williams. Horace Greenfield. I
Mrs. Theodore Wilkinson, MI, and
Mrs. James II. Green.
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy !
Franklin Roosevelt, Commander Theo-
dore Jewell, Miss Adelaide Heath,
Miss Elsie Downing, Miss Maxwell !
Church, Mrs. Richard Harlow, Mr.. and /
Mrs. Charles Mckenney, Mr.. and Mrs. /
G. Thomas Dunlop, General Pierce,
Miss Elizabeth Koones, Miss Mira Nor
gan, Mrs. Austin Kautz, Mrs. Guy Cas-
tie, Mr. and Mrs. William A. Hill,
Captain Smith. Engineer Corps. U. s.
A; Edward .Flather, Major Arthur
Doig, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Logan,
Ames Brown, Commander Fisher. Col.
Robert Paxton, Captain Roy Glenn, OF
the British embassy staff; Mrs. Van
Waggoner. Douglas BuIIoch, r. Cooper
of Media, Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Cooper, OF Alexandria
Miss Patience GToce, Lieutenant
Williams, U. S. A., Lieutenant Wade,
u. S. A. Lieut.. Horace Greenfield, L.
S. A, Lieutenant HaFroll, U. S. A.,
and Lieut. Clarence NcCIoud.
A number Of interesting features
to the success OF the ball was Mrs.
Bakers singing Of the star Spangled
which che sang from the bal
cony, and lime. Libra. the fascinating
character reader, who attracted
crowds to the balcony.
Miss Millicent Mccarthy was hostess
before the ball to a small dinner
party, taking her guests later to the
ball. They included Lieut. Comdr. and
Mrs. Alexander Sharp, jr., U. s. NJ,
and Capt. John c. Herman, L. S. A.
Mrs. E H. G. Slater has gone to
New York and is at the Ritz-Carlton
Hotel
One OF the most interesting events
Of this evening will be the perform
ance at the home OF the Third AS
sIstant Secretary Of State and Mrs
Long for the benefit of
the aged and infirm mother Of ar
doctor who died in Serbia OF
typhus fever. Nine. GFouitch, wife Of
the minister Of the Serbs, Croats, and
SIovenes, is chairman OF the commit
tee which arranged the entertain
nent.
Miss Dorothea spinney, Interpreter
81 the classical drama, will give the
Trojan Yomen" OF Eurip!des, and
NrS. Clarence Conaor Will open the
program by singing the Serbian ma
lional anthem to the accompaniment |
of Capt. Austin Kautz. U. s. N.
The marriage Of Miss Helen Hazel
Clark, daughter Of Interstate Com
neree CommisPioner and Mrs. Edgar
2. Clark, TO Major Layson Atkins, en- !
gineer OoTpa, q, g. A., whose engage =,
nsnt was announced recently, will |
AXE place on May 10. The ceremony !
VIII be performed at 8 o'clock in the ,