The Washington times., 1919-03-17

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Mrs. ). Kingsley Oil will leave
washington on Wednesday. for New
1orG to join Mr. Oil and Miss Oil
upon their return from Atlantic CITY.
where Mr.: Oil has been for some
weeks convaIescing from an iIIness
Mr.. Oil has leased from April to o.
tober the furnished apartment of Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Buel, at So East
sixty fifth street, and his family Will
make their home now in New York.
and in the autumn will move into a
home, OF their own. Miss Oil ,giI
return to Washington the end of tals
week and remain until April l. when
she will join her parents in New
York.
The various groups for the pageant
to be given at the Ball of Nations
az Ml'Careme, the evening Of March
20: Will be headed by the following:
Nine. Collardet and Mrs. Ffoulke
smith, for France; Nine. Hubsche. for
Switzerland; Nine. StarkenborrTl.
Stachouwer, for Holland: Nine
.Grouitch. Tor the Balkans; Princess
CHI ka, Afor. Roumanla: MIieS Lefevrs.
Tor spain: Nine. ZaldidvaT, cfor the
south American countries: Mrs. John
Jay White, for Italy; Mrs. George
barnett. for China and Great Britain.
Ihe. groups for the United States and
Russia are being completed rapidly.
Inc designs for the posters 70.
which prizes OF $40 and $40 have been
oHered must be at Mrs. Charles BeIrs
1897 Connecticut avenue. BY March
e In order that committees may
pass upon thm.
They must be thirty By forty inches
in size. any colors or any fancies rem
resenting the Ball OF Nations at this
time. The lettering must be confne ]
20 ths words 'At-Careme BaalI of Ma.
tions' for the benefit OF Neighbor-
mood House, Wednesday, March %
at the New willard. Tickets. s4Oo
including supper. To be had from
MISS Siebert, 1913. y street. anu AIrs
Charles j. Bell, 1897 Connecticut ave-
nue. and all the lading. hotels"
a partial list of patronesses include
Mrs"George Bakhmeten. Mime. Creu1er.
NINE. Grouitch. Mrs. William HoUa-l 4
Iaft and Mrs. David Franklin Houston.
Much interest will be ceptered IN
the marriage in April Of Miss Dor
othy Ariwright, OF Atlanta. TO can,
Glenville Giddings, United States
medical corps. says the Atlanta Con.
stitution.
The wedding. to take place on SAT-
urdsy at Pine Bloom. the beautifuI
home of Mr.. and Mrs Preston 8. Ark.
wright, will be preceded by a number
of entertainments, those coming in
the week of the wedding to include
a number OF out-Of-town guests
Miss Arkwright's attendants will
be Miss Catharine Giddings. maid OF
honor; Miss Lewis Gordon Brown. Of
Berlin, \. H, first bridesmaid; Misses
Marjorie Brown, Marseret McCarty.
Helen McCarty. Blanche Divine.
Louise Walker. Of Monroe: EIoise
Robinson. Julia Murphy, Patty Nc
Gehee. bridesmaids.
Captain Giddings' attendants are As
yet uncertain. since he has invited a
number OF his friends who are stiIl IN ,
the American eXpeditionary forces in !
France and the time or their return |
is indefinite.
Among the Out-of-town guests at
the wedding who will form a large /
house party at Pine Bloom for the |
week before the wedding viii be Mr. |
and Mrs. Orton Bishop Brown and Z
Miss Lewis Gordon Brown. OF Berlin. /
y. H: Gen. and Mrs. W. l.. Marshall. !
and Mrs. }. X. Knapp. Of Washington. .
Mr.. and Mrs. \. J. Bouton and Mr. /
and Mrs. 7. T. johnson, Of Savannah: |
Miss Louise Walker. Of Monroe. Ga.
and Miss Blanche Divine, Of Carriers.
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Mrs. r. \. Urury. wife Of the presi-
dent of the Merchants Bank. enter
Lained at a luncheon and was hostess
this afternoon al a luncheon and cad .
party AT her apartment in 24OO SIX
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nent was aLtractively decorated N
spring flowers, palms, and ferns. and
81. Patriek;s Day favors were used.