The Washington herald., 1919-02-18
SOUTHERN BALL
NOTABLE Event
Reception and Dance Given
in Honor of Pan Ameri-
can Delegations.

For brilliance in surrounding and
warmth of welcome the reception
which the Southern Society OF Wash
ington rendered the diplomatic and
consular delegations of Pan America
at the New Willard last night will
rank with the most notable of mid
winter social events.
The grand ballroom was a scene of
beauty and inspiration, crowded with
the veterans of the civil war, the
younger and more dashing heroes of
the world war and the womanhood of
both North and South and Latin
America to mako up an enhancing
picture.
Preceding the reception and dance,
the business meeting afforded the set
ting for reciprocal tributes by Senior
Don Ignacio Calderon, Bolivian Minis
ter; Col. John Temple Graves and DR..
Clarence ]. Owens, president OF the
society.
Other interesting features were the
recitation of The Star Spangled Ban
ner," by Barry Bulkley, and the read
ing of the Americans Greed by the
author, William Tyler Page. together
with the singing OF songs OF the South
OF Peter W. Dykema, of the War
Camp Community Service.
The extension committee, under the
craftsmanship of Louis Brownlow. re-
ported, and the following were unani-
mously elected members of the So
ciety:
Mrs. Natalie Asher, Mr.. Thomas II.
Atkinson. Mr. William Allen, Miss
Minnie P Baum, Hugh Brewster,
Franklin Barr. John w. Ball. Capt
Z. r. Blanton, Mrs. Lee II. Brown,
Mrs. Blair Banister. Miss Dorothy I.
Brandenburg, Miss Virginia Braxton,
Mrs F. V. Birthright, Miss f. W.
Black, Mr.. Cecil A. Beasley. Mrs. Ce-
ell A. Beasley, Miss Gertrude Becker
Henri A. Bales, Miss Fay G. Butler,
Harry c. Cox, Miss Dorothy L. Gala
han, L. V. Carmack, Miss Bertha B.
Craig. Mrs. John NJ. Conway, Mrs.
Horace c. ChanJee, Mrs, w. NJ.
Coulling, Capt Charles w. Cairnes,
Mss Maria NJ. Davidson. Mrs. f. r.
Day, Ray A. Dye. Garland Dupre,
Mrs. Isabel Derbyshire, w. julie Day,
Miss Louise Dobson, Miss Leila C.
Emig. Edward F. Esser. Miss Gladys
d. Emig. Miss Maud Fowler, Garland
S. Ferguson. jr., Miss Purnia Fou-
ollGts - IL "A fO"ltE, MISS fdIlIllt ~
Ferneyhough. Miss R Tansell Fair
fax, Miss Emma Jane Farnham, Miss
Josephine Scott Fleming, Miss Julia
Belle Fisher, Miss Helen Gerrer, Miss
Emma Greer. Miss Elizabeth Guer-
rant. Miss Anne Elizabeth Greer, Miss
Annie P. Cranberry, Mai. Maurice K
Gordon. Lauriston H. Hannah, Mrs.
]. c. Hutchinson, Miss Genevieve C..
Herndon. Francis Cadwalder Hall,
Miss Josie A Hatch, Miss Fannie
Mae HUFF, Miss NJ E. Harrison, Capt.
Claude o. Hope. Miss Bertha NJ
Holmes, George w. Huey, Miss Jessie
w. Hucker. Mrs. B. F. Heflin. Mrs.
Willie H. Isbell. Leonard Imbodenun,
Miss Berylc Ingram. Mrs. Benjamin
f. Iden, jr., Mrs. Helen Darling
Jones, Miss Annie Lee Jones, Miss
Minnie Margaret James, b. f. John
sen, Mrs. r. o. Jones, r. r. Kane,
Miss Sara Lindsey Kent, Raymond
keyes, Mrs. c. Moncure Lyme, Mr..
John c. Let's, Mrs. John C Let's,
Miss Adelaide de Prendre Lee, Mrs.
T. c. Lewis, Miss Margaret /. Lind
say, Mr.. Howard Lloyd. Maj John D.
Langston, Duke Cole Meredith, J. T.
Nicholson, Mrs. Clyde Mizell, c. sey-
mour Mcconnell, Hon. A. W. McLane,
Miss Mary Louise Mullen, w. Moore,
Miss jamie c. Magee, Albert Michel,
Miss Georgia T. Munroe. Miss Cora
nellie Mattern. ]. II. McNeill. Q. B.
Newman, Mrs. NJ. F. Nicodemus. II
c. Nelms, Mrs. l.. IL Neudecker, Miss
Effie J. O'NeilI, Mrs. Lawrence Perry.
Edward b. Patterson, Miss Ethel
Putnum, Mrs. d. L. Poole, Miss NJ
r Patterson, Mrs. John w. Price,
Judge John w. Price, Jefferson D.
Powell, Miss Blanche Parker, Miss
Eva F. Parker. Miss Frances Ram
son, Miss Margaret Ripey. Mr. Chas,
p. Redick, Mrss. Florence Roundey,
Mis- Elnor Richards. James D. Rich
ardson, Mrs. Louise +. Rowan, John
NJ. Roper, Miss Blanche RansdelI.
Miss Katherine Robinson. Miss Har-
riette NJ. Rea, Miss Edith l. FIGHTER,
Mrs. E. l. Ford Richter Miss Anita
NJ. Rennoe, Miss Lillian r. Sample,
Walter H. Smith, c. H. SuIliman, A.
L. Sinclair, Maj. l. NJ. Smith, Miss
Flora Surles, John V. Shea, Miss Lii
liam H. Stephens, Miss Mamie L.
Steger, Capt. A F.. II. Scott, Joseph
NJ. Tighe. Miss NJ. G. Trayler, Mrs,
A G. Traylor. John A. Traylor, Mrs.
NJ. ]. Tucker, Mrs. c. E. Trilby, Miss
Serena F. Taylor, Miss A. NJ. immons,
Troendle, w. L. Taggart, Miss E. NJ.
Taylor, Miss Mary D. Trader, W. F.
Thomas, Mrs. w. F. Thomas, Aaron
Hardy Ulm, Miss Frances c. Wash
ington. Miss Hazel c. Wood, Mrs. C.
S. f. Ward, Miss r T. Watson. Miss
Helen B. Woods. Miss Della Wrenn,
Mrs. D. S. White. Miss Mary Walls
ton, Mr.. Nathan Boone Williams, Miss
Margaret Williams, Mrs. Nellie B.
The receiving line was headed by
DR.. and Mrs. Clarence ]. Owens, and
the Latin-Americans box guests of
President Owens.
Among the boxhOlders and guests
were President and Mrs. Clarence ].
Owens and their box guests from
the following countries: Honduras.
Ambassador and Miss Lopez, Senior
Don R. H. Vale, Senior +. c. Salzar:
Chile, Ambassador and Madame
Matthew, Senior and Mrs. Gustave
Munizage-Varela and Senior and
Sonora de Yanes; Nicaragua, Senior
D. NJ. Chamorro, ambassador, Miss
Matalde Chamorro, Miss Ludia
Chamorro, Mr.. Manuel Zavala, Mrs,
Adopt Cardenas; Mexica, Ambassa-
dor and Mrs. Bonillas, Miss BoniI-
las, Senior DR.. Juan and Mrs. Rojo,
Mr.. Cayetano Serrano, Mr.. NJ. R.
Torres; Bolivia, Ambassador CAL
deron, Senior Alberto Cortadellas,
Sonora de Cortadellas, Senior Pablo
Rada; Salvador. Ambassador and
Mrs. Zaldivar, Miss Julia Zaldivar:
Ecuador, Minister Elizalde and Mrs
EliZalde; Peru, Senior J. Aware de
Buenavista and DR.. Emilio del
Solar; Argentina, Mr.. Correa Luna
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Villademoros, Mr.,
Hugo Wilson, Mr.. Henry Lazard.
Mr.. VIM. Dougall; Panama, Senior