Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-31
Ball Tomorrow Night.

The guests at the annual dance and
card party to be given Saturday even
| ing at the New Willard. under the
auspices of the Women's Alliance OF
All Souls Unitarian Church, will be
| received by Mrs. L. CT Z. Pierce, pres
! ident of the Women's Alliance, and
| Miss Catherine Newton, chairman OF
| the committee on arrangements. The
| dance committee has Mrs. Thomas j
Kemp as chairman of the young Wom-
ans floor committee, assisted by Mrs
| f. r Harvey and Mrs. Robertson
| and Mr.. Elmer Stewart as chairman
| of the mems floor committee.
| Soldiers from Walter Reed Hos
! pital and Quantico are to be the spe-
| cial guests of Mrs. L. G. B. Pierce
| and Miss Catherine Newton in theil
| boxes. and other boxes will be oc-
cupied by Senator and Mrs. Weeks
| Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Delano, Judge
/ Knapp, Dr. James Flint, L. S. N; the
| Misses Foster and the Misses Pills
! bury.
The patronesses include Mrs. U. G.
! B. Pierce, Mrs. Thomas NJ. Gale. Mrs
| Whitman Cross. Mrs. Thomas Wood
ruff. Mrs C. V. Riley, Mrs. William
| Dali. Mrs. D. U. Fletcher. Mrs: Henry
| c. Newcomer, Mrs. Joseph Stewart
| Mrs. Ridley Mclean. Mrs. John Las
key, Mrs Richard Fay Jackson. Miss
Ellen Woodruff and Mrs. S. B. NJ
Young.
Miss Leila Gordon. chairman of the
young ladies' committee of the South
ern Relief ball. to be given Monday
evening at the New Willard, will be
assisted by the Misses Glass, the Misses
Daniels, the Misses Overman, the
Misses Hamilton. Hiss Virginia Fuller.
Miss Frances Hopkins, MISS Mildred
Cromwell, Miss Nina Blair. the Misses
Pugh. Miss Margaretta TiIlman. Miss
Enid Sims, Miss Mary e. Marshall.
Miss Eleanor Johnson, Miss Louise
Limerick, the Misses Carter, Miss
Mary Duncan Gibson, Miss Margaret
Smith, the Misses Crenshaw, Miss Vic
toria Copping, Miss Florence Lofiand
Brown, Miss Helen Granfield. Miss
Ruth Earle. Miss May Little. the
Misses Peachy, Miss Rita Wren. Miss
Virginia Herford, the Misses Ewing,
Miss Bruce Lee, Miss Frances Swaine.
Miss Marjorie Wright, Miss Nina
Mercer. Miss Brooke Russell. the
Misses Payne, Miss Mary HELEN. Miss
Peggie Fred, Miss Marie Halieman.
Miss Margaret Harding. Miss Gertrude
Drain, Miss Dorothy Denham, Miss
Grace Layman, the Misses Taylor,
Miss Ethel Johnson, Miss Powell, Miss
Eta Taggart, Miss Pansy Wilson, Miss
Martha Allen, Miss Julia Worthington,
Miss Courtney Let's. Miss Mary Hell
len, Miss Evelyn Daniels, Miss Lii
liam Morgan, Miss Blanche Miller, Miss
May Frey, Mrs. Mercedes n. Strictly,
Mrs, Wallace Mulcare, Mrs. Harry
Holt, Mrs William L Tydings, Mrs.
Alfred ToIbert, Mrs. A B. Welton and
Mrs. Henry l.. Pitts
AS there is still great need ofwor4-
ers to make much-needed refugee gar
ments, surgical dressings and other
articles for our wounded soldiers, Mrs.
Alexander Sharp. chairman of Com
pany No. 1. Navy Auxiliary Red Cross.
is urgently requesting all members of
this company to report for work at
the workrooms at Mason House on
Tuesday afternoons at o'clock and on
Friday mornings at 10. Mrs. S. l.
Rutherford has had charge of the sur
gical dressings ever since the COM
pany was formed. and Mrs Coontz,
wife of Admiral Robert E. Coontz,
u. S. N, recently come to Washington,
cuts and superintends the making OF
all the garments
MAI A. c. Moore. chief Of aircraft
production, New York. IL In Washing
ton for a few days and is stopping at
the Dewey.
Mrs. GuyT. Scott and her sister, Mrs.
H p. Young, will be at home at 1890
Belmont street the first and last We'd
nesdays in February from 4 to z.
Private Harry p. Jennings. son Of
Mrs. 3. A Bennett, 1186 Buchanan
street, spent last week at tha home OF
his mother. He was on furlough from
Camp Lee. Ha.