The Washington times., 1919-01-24

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/ fley, to Lieut.. Ralph Frank HEM. of
Cleveland, Ohio. The wedding is being
arranged for early in. March.
/ Mrs. Marshall Field has gone to
Boston, intending to be away about
!! week. ~. i
Major Ian Hay Beth, author of
!! The. First Hundred Thousand" and
who belongs to the Tenth Argyle
and Southerland Highlanders, will
spices at the Shubert-Garrick Thea
ter, T and Seventh streets, on Thurs
day.. January 80. for the benefit OF
the fund for French wounded. The
subject is "Victory and Beyond"
| Southern Relief Ball.
Both bathrooms at the Willard will
be used for the annual Southern Re-
lief Ball to be given on Monday even
ing, February 3, which promises to
be the largest benefit ball of the
season. The Marine Band will fur
nish the music and supper will be
served during the evening. The ar
rangements for the ball are in charge
| of committee of which Mrs. Francis
NJ. Chisholm is chairman.
Miss Leila Gordon is chairman OF
the young ladies' committee, and
J Arthur d. Addison, of the moor COM
mittee.
An incomplete list of box holders
includes Nine. Urueta, Mrs. e. I.
Stotesbury, Mrs. Robert NJ. Thomp-
| son, Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Frederick
v. Abbott, Mrs. Thomas F. Ryan, Mrs.
Gibson Fahnestock, Mrs. Thomas F.
Logan, MIRA Charles Boughton Wood,
Major William Eric Fowler, A. B. Nc
Lean and Mitchell Harrison.
The list Of patronesses is grow
ing apace. Among the names
recently added are Mrs. Gilmer
Brenizer, Mrs. William J. Kyle,
Mrs. John O'Brean, Mrs. F. F.
Vrooman, Mrs. Walter Penfield, Mr..
Robert Henderson, Mrs. John Biddle,
Mrs. d. S. Borden. Mrs. Walter Bloc
dorm, Mrs. Charles Hembold, Mrs.
Arthur Addison, Mrs. E. Helmick, Mrs.
Mitchell Harrison, Mrs. Legare, Ms.
Shirley Carter, Mrs. David Lea, Mrs.
John Morehead, Mrs. Hennen Jen-
nings, Mrs. Louis Green, Mrs. John
Hickey, Mrs. Hale, Mrs. Thomas
George Hamilton, Mrs. Goodwin d.
Ellsworth, Mrs. Sanderson Faison,
Mrs. John Drum, Mrs. Robinson
Downey. Mrs. Armstead Peter, Mrs.
Robert Crane. Mrs. Norman Davis,
Mrs. Edison Bradley, Mrs. Paul T..
Joachim, Mrs. John Dudley, Mrs. NJ. ).
Avery. Mrs. J. H. Bagg, Mrs. John Il.
Payne, Mrs. Harry Rust, Mrs. John
Story, Mrs. S. Beverly Williamson.
Mrs. Morris Shepard, Mrs. James
Penn. Mrs. Stewart Pittman, Mrs. Rex
Smith and Mrs William nannis
Scots To Banquet.
The annual banquet OF the Scottish
st. Andrews Society will be held on
Saturday, Burns night" at the Will
lard Hotel. This is the siYty-fourth
anniversary dinner of the society
Several speakers of note are on the
program, including J. Thomas Hefiin;
Mr.. Glasgow. of Philadelphia; DIR.
Henry Allen Tupper and others. The
! banquet committee consists of Judge
lanes Campbell Flournoy, William
T. Galliher, Robert Watson, Wade II.
Ellis, and John w. Price. Scottish
music, dancers and pipers will be fea-
'ures. Charles A. Douglas will pre-
side.
VIII Lecture On Focb.
LIE Marechal Foch'' is the subject
Of the lecture of the Alliance Fran
caise, to be given at the Washington
Club next Monday, at 4:30, by Capt.
taine E. Duthoit, professor at the
Catholic University of Lille.
At the last lecture were present
drs. Theodore V. Boynton. Mrs. will
lam Crozier. Mrs. Hennen Jennings,
-iss- J. D. Strong, Mr.. and Mrs. n. H.
Oarton, Mrs. Cover, Mrs. and Miss
| McGowan, Mrs. Hughes Oliphant, the
Rev. Edw. H. Tingle. Miss +. H. But
'er. Miss NJ. G. Fox, Mrs. Benjamin
ticou, Miss Hampton, Miss X. Bran
'ey, Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Fuller, Miss
Ienriques. DR.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Gates
Iiss A. D. Boiling. Miss J. c. Butler,
Miss Woodruff Mrs. F. NJ. Savage,
md Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Baldwin.
.Come Back, Ball Plan. Ready.
Plans have been completed for the
Come Back ball. to be given to-
morrow evening at the ordnance ca
feteria, Seventh and s streets for the
benefit of the entertainment fund for
he returned soldiers from overseas
low at Walter Reed General Hospi-
tai.
Mrs. Claude r. Zappone is organ
Zer and chairman of a committee OF
women, who, since the arrival at
Aalter Reed of the first few wound
I'd soldiers nearly a year ago, have
raised funds through their owr eff
orts for the entertainment OF these
men. At first only a handful of men
. were on the list, but now there are
from seventy-five % a hundred and
fifty men at the weHkly theater and
dinner parties. During the summer
number Of river parties were given
% Mt. Vernon and many splendid out
of-town trips were enjoyed.
The executive committee is COM
posed of Mrs. Claude +. Zappone.
, chairman; Mrs. Knowlton. Miss Ruth
; Bennett, and Miss Barbara keim.