The Washington times., 1919-12-19

table, together with Mrs. Vernon Kei
logs and Mrs. Arthur Bullard. The
Spanish booth will be under the direc-
tion of Mrs. James w. wadsworth,
Jr, assisted by Mrs. Randolph Minor,
Miss Sanger, and Miss Louise King.
Serbia will be in charge of Nine
Grouitch. the wife of the minister Of |
the Serbs, Croats, and Slorenes.
Russia will be represented by
Nine Mishtowt. Nine. Benklevsky.
and the Misses Hazelblatt. Countess
Ostrovska will manage the Polish
table and Nine. Tsamados the Grecian
booth. assisted by Mrs. Kirk and Miss
Abbott. The Chilean ambassadress,
Nine. Matthew, IL in charge of Chile,
with the assistance of Nine. de Cana.
The Japanese table has been organ
ized by Mrs. Frederick Chaplin, aided
by Mme. FULL, and the Chinese by
Mrs Barnett. Ecuador will be repre-
sented by Nine. Elizalde and Colom-
oia by Nine. Urueta.
One of the most interesting of the
many booths will be that of Miss
Nanette Is. Paul, which will represent
the Bible lands. In addition to the
articles for sale, there will be a group
of ten or twelve persons wearing cos
tunes from the famous collection
formerly owned by Madam Mountford,
put now the exclusive property of Mrs
faui. Among these will be Mrs. Flor
ence Lyon as the Queen of Sheba,
with a slave girl as attendant; Mrs
william II. Moses as Queen Esther.
Mrs. Jenness-Miller as Sarah. the
Princess, Mrs. Anna K. HendIey as
Reoecta, the Misses Heyler as the
woman OF Samaria andRuth, the wife
OF Boaz; Mrs. Mary +, Werner as a
woman from Jericho, Mrs. Lillian
Cole Bethel as Hannah. Several men
viii also represent different charac.
ters from the Bible stories. And to
appeal to the patrons for contribu.
tons, there W{ill be a little girl dressed
In costume Nrom Bethlehem. sittin.
in Oriental fashion before a large
bowl, into which they will be asked
TO deposit gifts }6r the poor children
| OF Noel House.
The span of years as shown in the
pageant OF fashion will include Miss
Marion Drane and Miss Marie
Spurgeon. Indian maidens; styles of
Idoo, Miss Peggy Martin and Miss
Betty Grove; 1717, Miss Lindsay Wood,
Miss Frances Hampson and Miss
Helen Blodgett, Colonial DANES; 1878.
MISS Leila Gordon and Miss Anne Cor
don, Daughters of the Revolution;
1905, Miss Margaret Smith and Miss
Elizabeth Walmsley. telles of the
empire; 1920, Miss Helen McLanahan
and Miss Delphine Heyl; 1870, Miss
Celeste Crosby, Miss Mona BlodRett
and Miss Adelaide Tuttle; 1850, Miss
Margaret Crosson, Miss Anne Dulaney
and Miss Gladys Kaime; 1870, Miss
Eleanor Harris, Miss Virginia McKen-
ney and Miss Barrine Drake; and con-
trasting with the earlier periods will
w
Miss Mildred Bromwell, Miss Louis.
1itteaur. Miss Anna Hamlin and Miss
Cecilia McCallum in the first group.
and Miss Myra Morgan, Miss Marcia
Chaptn. Miss Margaret Symons and
Miss Helen Tucker in the second Miss
Elisabeth Grinnell, Miss Madeleine
Austin. Miss Carolyn Nash, Miss Mary
Duncan Gibson, Miss Sanger and a
number of other young women of
society will appear in foreign cos
TUNES and interest themselves in the
activities Of the foreign booths.
Garfield Tea Dance.
Many members Of Congress with
their wives and daughters are expect
ed at the Garfield tea dance to be
given tomorrow afternoon at the
Willard. In 1882 Congress gave
a ball for the benefit of GARFIELD
Hospital in the rotunda of the Capitol
which was attended by every
| member of both House and Senate.
Miss Dorothy Mondell, Miss Virginia
Sutherland, and Miss Dorothy Yates
are among the daughters of Congress
menwho will assist Miss Leila Gordon
on the girls floor committee. The
other members Of the floor commit
tee are Miss Nancy Lane, Miss Enid
Sims, Miss Anna Hamlin. Miss Flea
nor Harris, Miss Mary Custis Lee
Miss Betty Barnett, Miss Virginia
Eckels, Miss Betty Grove, Miss
Frances Hampson, Miss Lindsay
Wood Miss Anne Dulaney, Mise
Marcia Chaplin Miss Peggy Morton.
Miss Beatrice Pollock, Miss Florence
Bergman, Miss Catherine Let's, Miss
Marie Amber Smith, Miss Marybeth
Bowling. Miss Myra Morgan.
In the receiving line will be Mrs.
John A Logan. the only woman now
in Washington who danced at the ball
in 1882; Mrs. Mary Logan Tucker
president of the Ladies' Aid. and Mrs.
James w. Wadsworth, chairman of
the dance committee.
Congressman and Mrs. Charles II.
Randall of California, who are living
at the Woodward this winter, will
said Friday on the Princess Matoika
for Porto Rico and the Panama canal,
returning to Washington about
January 6.
Mrs. Frederick Henry Prince jr.,
has returned to her home on Long
Island after brief visit to her father,
w. P. G. Harding:
Miss Avis Hughes, daughter of Ma
jor and Mrs. Rupert Hughes, and Miss
Elizabeth Cobb. daughter of Irwin S.
cobb. both of New York, will come
to Washington Monday to visit Mrs.
r. X. Ireland at her residence in Som
erset House. They will be among the
guests at the ball which Congressman
and Mrs. Ira c. Copley will give Tues
day evening for Miss Nancy Lane and
Miss Frances Hampson.
Miss Caroline Nash will leave Wash
ington the first of the week to visit
Miss Anita Evans in Philadelphia and
to atted her debut here on Tuesday.