Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-21

january
The continental ball to be held at
the Washington Club on January IL
by the Abigail Hartman Rice Chapter.
D. A. r.. promises to be a delightful
affair, and the patronesses include
number of the most prominent women
ing is partial list of the young
ladies' committee: Miss Leila c.
Emig, Miss Gladys Emig, Miss Gladys
Sinclair, Miss Alice Horner, Miss
Miss Priscilla Slaughter. Miss Edith
Sanborn. Miss Ruth Halpenny. Miss
Marie Parks. Miss Maupen, Miss Irene
Coburn, Miss Ethel Johnson, Miss
blanche Cooksey. Miss Alice Padgett.
Rogers. Miss Leoni Clark, Miss Grace
Suter, Miss Asenath Johnson, Miss
HERNIA Galloway, Miss Edith Pearson.
Miss Emily Briggs, Miss Isabella
Brown, Miss Minetta Hyde. Miss Vir-
Edith Sanborn, Miss Edna Ward,
Miss Fanita Clairmont, Miss Cornelia
Clark, Mrs. James McLachIen, Mrs
Marjorie Torbert. Miss Regina Bur-
Haig and Mrs. Burgan. The commit
tee in charge are Mrs. Harry Boyle
Ganss. regent; Mrs. Clayton Emig,
founder of the chapter; Mrs. Frank
Morrison. chairman, and Mrs Benja-
min Soule Gantz, vice chairman.
The international ball to be held at
the New Willard Tuesday evening,
Chapter. United Daughters Of the
Confederacy. will be in charge and
under the direction of the president,
Mrs. Walter l.. Hutton. and the fol-
lowing committee: Mrs. Jesse Lee
Webb. chairman: Mrs. Forrest F.
Vrooman. Mrs. William I. Denning,
Mrs. Theodore NJ Judd, Mrs. p. ii.
LYMAN, Mrs. Frank G. Odenheimer,
Mrs. M: H. Bonham. Miss Wilmuth
Paui Anthony s anderson r Mrs Ed Mfs
Du Bose, Mrs. Noble J.. Wilt Mrs.
George Horning, Mrs. Julian Goolsby,
Mrs. William F. Davis, Mrs. Claus
Gathgens. Mrs. Charles W; Richter.
ace Whitaker. Mrs. S. Brooke Talia-
ferro Potter, Mrs. Claude N. Bennett,
Mrs. Porter Barrett, Mrs. Lucian Up
shaw. Mrs Walter WATT. Mrs. Ed
Evans Miss Wilmuth Gary and Mrs.
Maude Howell Smith have been APP
pointed a committe to form the differ
ent pageants.
Washington Camp No. 3O5, Sons of
Confederate Veterans, held it's first
dance of the season Monday evening
at the New Willard Hotel for the
benefit of the Confederate Memorial
Home and the benevolent work of the
posed of Washington's official and res
idential society, enjoyed dancing from
9 until l o'clock. The hall was deco.
rated with United States and Confed-
crate flags. palms and eyergreens.
Miss Grace Roper, sponsor, and Miss
Marion Upshaw, maid of honor, acted
as hosts. and, with Mr. George T,
Rawlins, commandant. headed the re-
ceiving line, in which were also Mrs,
Lucius c. Upshaw, Miss Virginia
Hereford. chairman of the young la
dies committee; Miss Julia Ruff, Miss
Patience Gross. Miss Pearl Clark, Mr..
Elgin H. Blalock. adjutant, and Mr..
Lucius c. UpShaw. chairman of the
reception committee. Mr.. F.. r.
Fravel made the presentations. Miss
Roper was beautifully gowned in
delft blue velvet. with silver lace. and
wore a cersage of violets. Miss Up
shaw was handsomely attired in black
charmeuse and jet. and wore a cor
sage of red roses.
This dance inaugurated the series
of three planned by the camp for the
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 sus-
pended during the war on account of
most of the active members of the
camp being away from the city in the
military service.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Rhodes of Elizabethtown. KY, and
Mr.. Edward Ryan of this city took
| place Thursday. December Is. at S,
| Joseph's Church. in the presence of
q host of relatives and friends, the
| Rev. L. J. O'Connell officiating The
lbride wore becoming gown Of brown
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