The Washington times., 1919-02-25

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Miss Frances whiting. daughter Of
Major and Mrs. e. z. Whiting. has re-
turned from Annapolis, where sha
passed the weekend.
Ensign and Mrs. Maynard Burrell
are guests Of the parents of the for
mer, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Murray Burrell.
Ensign BUrrell, who was in the
Naval Reserve Corps, has been re-
leased from the service.
Dixie Dance Officials.
Goodwin D. Ellsworth has been ap-
pointed chairman OF the floor COM
mittee for the benefit dance and card
party to be given by Dixie Chapter,
United Daughters of the Confederacy,
on Thursday evening at the Washing
| ton Club, 17O1 K street. others on the
committee are A. II. Mitchell, Alfred
Marsh, George K. Denmark, John l..
Little, Major C. T. Deanes, Frank
Birthright, E. B. Smith, Col. S. B. Mil
ton, D. A. Skinner, George Garner.
Capt. William Ward Scott, George
King, jr, John S. Tomlinson, and Jeff
Fountain.
The patronesses for the dance are
/ ..
Glass, Mrs. Thomas Watt Gregory,
Mrs. Josephus Daniels, Mrs. Gibson
Fahnestock, Miss Mamie Randolph
Heth, Mrs. +. B. Moran, Mrs. James
z. Mulcare. and Mrs. Charles Hami!-
ton Fred.
The young ladies' committee con-
sists of Miss Eta Taggart, the fist
vice president Of the chapter; Miss
Ruth Earle, Miss May X. Little, Miss
Lillian Morgan, Miss FrancessSwaine,
Miss Margaret Daniel. Miss Carolyn
Earle, Miss Blanche Miller, Miss Lucy
Morton, Miss Helen Sims, Miss Eunice
Taylor, Miss Ethel Johnson, Mss
Mary StillweIl, Miss Evelyn Daniel,
Miss Margaret Baker, Miss Parker,
Miss Elsie Fisher. Miss Hamilton,
Miss Eva Miller, the Misses Wildman,
the Misses Emig. the Misses Hugue-
min, Mrs. Alfred Talbot, Mrs. George
Garner, Mrs. Welton, Mrs. William
Tydings, and Mrs. Wallace Mulcare.
Mrs. Paul L. Joachim is president
of the chapter. The ladies in charge
of the entertainment are Mrs. George
X. Denmark, Mrs. Goodwin ID. Ellis
worth, Mrs. S. 3. Milton, Mrs. d. y.
Skinner, Mrs. Ward Scott. jr.: Mrs.
I Frank Birthright, Mrs. Henry Knocn,
and Mrs. w. z. Ross.
Mrs. Leon Rosinsxa, Of Detroit, is spend
ing a few days in Washington and is at
the willard. Mrs. Rosinska, who has
| a charming voice. has been devoting
her time to singing for the boys in
the various cantonments. She is ac-
cOmpanied by Miss Lillian Shreiberg,
pianist, who has also given untiring-
| ly of her talents.
Mrs. Clarence Connor, soprano; Mrs.
Fox Conner, Violinist, and Mrs. Nc
Nair, wife OF General McNair, who is
with General Pershing in France,
viii be heard in concert at the West
minister, corner OF Q and Seventeenth
streets, tomorrow evening. They
will be assisted by Capt Austin Kautz.
U. S. N, pianist, and Colin Clark
White. tenor. The concert will be for
the benefit OF destitute French wild
Ows.
DR.. and Mrs. Fenton Bradford. the
latter formerly Miss Mary Golden. of
Los Angeles. Cal. entertained at din
ner last evening in their apartment at
the ROchambeau, in honor of the Rt
! Rev. Joseph 5. Glass, c. NJ, D. D..
Bishop of Utah, and the Rev. DR.. T. ].
Cotter, Of Los Angeles, Cal. who are
i'm the East attending the jubilee fes-
tivities Of Cardinal Gibbons.
Invitation Dance.
Mrs. c. NJ. DoweIl and Mrs. H F..
Mayor. the recreation hostesses OF the.
Red Cross at Walter Reed Hospital,
will give an invitation dance at the
hostess house tonight for the convaI-
escent soldiers. The chaperones will
be Mrs. Paul Joachim, Mrs. J. J..
Little. Mrs. Frank Morrison, and Mrs
Alfred Marsh.
The board of trustees of the Young
Women's Christian Home, 311 c
street, will serve tea at the home on
Friday, March :. between 1 and g
o'clock, where they VIII be glad to-
welcome anyone interested in the
work.
The dancing receptions OF the Club
des Allies. with Mrs. Samuel Burleigh
Milton as hostess have been sUS-
pended for the Lcuteu season. The
next dance will be held in Easter week
at Mrs. Milton's homo in Eighteenth
street The dance last evening was
attended by thirty couples.
Georgetown Law -PrOm."
The juniors Of the Georgetown Law
School will hold their prom in the
Raleigh ball room on Friday, Fcbru-
airy @S. \ partial list Of the patrons
and patroneSses is as follows:
Judge and Mrs. Ashley VI. Gould, /
MT and Mrs. Henry S. BOutelI, Major |
and Mrs. Adolph \. Hoehling, Capt. I
Hugh j. Fegan. Mrs. Katherine Wise |
Fegan, Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Ham |
iItUn. Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. O'DOnoghVe, |
Dir. and Mrs. Charles J. Murphy, Mr.. /
and Mrs Arthur 4. Alexander, Mr. /
and Mrs. William J. KavanaEh, Mr.. !
and Mrs. Frank ". Hogan. Mr.. and /
Mrs. Howard Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed |
mund Brady. and Mr.. and Mrs. J. :
Julien Switzerland
WURTTEMBERG ROYAL PAIR
NOW PLAIN "MR. AND MRS."
BERNE. Feb. 2i.-The former King I
and Queen OF Wurttemberg, in taxi
ing part in Il recent election. gave
their names as Mr.. and Mrs. Wurttem-
berg. thus acknowledging the repub-
lie, according t. a report reaching
here from TuebinEen.
They appeared before the ballot box
as plain citizens without an escort.