Evening star., 1919-11-27

They will be with Gen. and Mrs. L. H.
Rogers. and Mrs. Dents sister. Mrs.
j. P. Castleman of Chicago. will join
them in New York and return with
them to Washington to remain during
the absence of Mr.. Dent.
Miss Beatrice Pollock. the debutante
daughter of Capt. and Mrs. Edwin T.
Pollock, will go to New York tomor-
row to attend the Army and Navy
game. when she will have as her guest
there Miss Elizabeth White of New
York. While away Miss Pollock will
Taylor. Miss Pollock returned Tues
day from Philadelphia. where she
went to attend the debut of Miss
Emily Noble at the Acorn Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Elkins Reed will leave
Washington tomorrow for New York
for the Army and Navy foot ball
game. A nephew. Mr.. George Elkins
Reed, jr., is in his first year at West
Point.
Theta Delta Chi fraternity of
George Washington University have
sent out invitations for their annual
holiday dance, which will be held at
the La Fayette Hotel on the evening
Of January 2. The patrons and pa
H. Schoenfeld. Senator and Mrs. Jo-
seph I: France. Col. and Mrs. Cassius
Dowell, Dean and Mrs. William Allen
Wilbur of Columbian College, Lieut..
Col. and Mrs. Bruce MacGruder, Mr..
and Mrs. Royal Neuhauser, Mr. and
Mrs. Enoch Chase. Mr.. and Mrs Stan
ton c. Peelle and Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
kirkpatrick: On the committee in
charge Of the affair are Mr.. Edward
g. Wingate. Mr. William L. Neill. MIR.
Robert Geist and Mr.. Ferd Carter.
Miss Frances Richards, Miss Adele
Mallon and Miss Beatrice Mallon left
yesterday for New York to attend
the Army Navy game. and where they
will be entertained by friends for the
Thanksgiving holidays.
Mrs. George Dodson of Kansas City,
Mo-. is the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Rebecca Shallcross, of 1904 l. street
northwest.
One of the gayest little social af-
fairs since the signing of the armi-
stice. was the Thanksgiving eve ball
given by the A. r. c. Club, 2009 N
street northwest. last night. 1t was
practically the first of a series of
formal supper dances to be held in
the clubhouse.
Miss Alice Carmody and Miss Jean
nette Corbett. two of the members of
the Potomac Division, represented
their branch of the Red Cross.
A jazz band discoursed the music
until midnight, when buffet supper
was served in the coy dining nal;
An impromptu orchestra was formed
among the guests after the supper. in
which Mr. David H. Brown. snare
drummer; Mr.. Walter d. Rogers. bass
drummer. and Miss Anne Wade. plan.
list, kept the gathering dancing until
an early hour this morning.
Among the members who acted as
hostesses were: Miss Alice Carmody,
in sapphire blue velvet: Miss Halle
Corbett, in rose tulle over rose satin
S,s Th % Of fbSon Miss and
Corbett, in, purple and lavender tulie
over lavender satin with corsage bou-
quet of violcts: Miss Dorothy E.. Tay-
1ess rose ostrich strie e feathers eA Miss Thelma
Smith, in black tulle, with yet, orna-
ments Miss Louise Mulikcn,. in tur-
quoise blue taffeta; Miss Sylvia Lyon.
black and white crystal beads; Miss
yellow satin; Miss Katherine Dow.
in American beauty satin: Miss Grace
feta trimmed with silver lace; Miss
Muriel Kelly. gown of black tulle over
black satin with, jet ornaments; Miss
Gsqys Miss HRsy d 1ae
night blue crepe de chine :. Miss Kath-
crime Dent. in pale pink satin effectively
draped: Miss Anne Wade rose pink
satin with French blue gsrdle: Miss
Edith Hill. pale pink satin and georgette
crepe; Miss Marion Carter. jade green
taffeta and cloth of silver: Mrs. WAL
ter, Dana Rogers, turquoise blue taffeta
veled with orchid tulle Mrs. E. l..
Johnson, orchid pink taffeta with tullc
Of the same color; Miss Frances Bar
ton, in sky blue taffeta; Miss Betty
Hill silver cloth.
Late Afternoon Wedding.
The marriage of Miss Rosemary
Genevieve Sweetman, daughter Of Mr.