The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-12-21

l..aIIy as were there u year aso
and indications are that all records
for registrations at the Board of
Trade will be broken before the Of
fetal opening January 1. Fourteen
visitors are there for the season
from Washington. and reservations
have been made for 50 others who
are due there on or before January
Is. Scores have written for and
have received descriptive literature
from the Board OF Trade at WASH
ington. an indication that many
others are planning to go there.
Mr.. and Mrs C. T. Caldwell are
guests at the Hotel Dennis
Mrs. Nettie Glover of 1915 Crit
tenden street northwest is estab-
lished in her winter home at 22S
Second street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Dunn are
at their winter home. 712 Central
avenue and will stay there until
May !.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Pillsbury are
at the Utley apartments.
Ethelbert w. Jefferics of 1909
Massachusetts, avenue is stopping at
the Hotel Kranghurst
At Hotel Chamberlin. Old Point
Comfort. Va: Guests from Washing
ton last week included Miss /. Organ.
Miss Nellie Birdsong. Miss Laura
Frazee. b. Clagett and Thomas N.
Ransdell
nv. and Mrs. T. II. Hall are at
their winter home. I'll Sixth street.
Miss n Kelley and Mrs. Sue Ar
NOR are located at 425 Third street.
J. 7. GRAVES
IN FLORIDA.
John Temple Graves made his first
visit here last week and delivered
several talks during his short stay.
He addressed the Board OF Trade
at a luncheon and a large audience
Wednesday evening. He also talked
at Tampa
a Christmas week event will be n
recital at the Arts Club Sunday even
ing. December %. by Mrs. Helen Cor
bin Heinl. pianist. and Mr.. Henry
Purcell Veazie. of New York. barry
tone.
Mrs. Heinl's numbers will he two
of the Chants Polonais by Chopin
LIszt: Dedication. by Schumann-
List; Impromptu A flat and Scherzo
sharp minor by Chopin: Mi Tere-
sta. by Carreno. and Magic Fire. by
Wagner-Brassin.
The Willard Hotel was the scene Of
evening when Washington Camp. No
3o5, Sons of Confederate Veterans. held
its first dance of the season for the
benefit of the Confederate Memorial
Home and other benevolent work of
the camp.
The ballroom was beautifully deco
rated with United States and confed-
crate flags. palms and evergreens. and
about go guests enjoyed the dance
from . until l o'clock.
Miss Grace Roper. sponsor. and Miss
Marion Gpshaw. maid of honor. were
hostesses. and with Mr.. George T.
Rawlins. commandant. headed the re-
ceiving line. which was composed also
Of Mrs. Lucius G. Tpshaw. Miss Vir-
, ginia Hereford. chairman of the young
ladies' committee: Miss Julia Ruff.
Miss Patience Gross, Miss Pearl Clark,
Mr.. ElGin II. Blalock. adjutant and
Lucius c. Upshaw. chairman of the
reception committee. Mr.. F. r. Fravel
made the presentations
Miss Roper was beautifully Cowned
| in delft blue velvet with silver lace
and wore corsage OF violets.
Miss Upshaw was handsomely at
tired in black charmeuse and jet and
wore a corsage of red roses.
This dance. inaugurated the series of
three planned by the camp for the
season. The next one will be given
on the evening of February II. 1919,
which will be the fifth annual Mardi
Gras ball. This ball was suspended
during the late war on account of
most of the active members OF the
camp being away from the city in
the military service.
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