Evening star., 1919-01-23

Mrs. Mason Campbell Of Philadel-
phia arrived yesterday and will be
the guest of Mrs. Edmund Pendleton
at her apartment at Stonelcigh Court
for week or ten days.
Col. w. A. Bishop. the worlds great
est ace. with an official record of
downing seventy-two Hun machines,
will give an illustrated lecture for the
benefit of the Working Boys Home.
of which Mrs. Arthur Lee is presi-
dent, on Tuesday afternoon, January
2s. at 4:30 o'clock, at the New National
Theater. Col. Bishop, who is now
honorable aid-de-camp to the COVER
nor general of Canada, was here for a
short while in 1917, attached to the
British military mission.
Col. and Mrs. Waldo C. Potter have
come to Washington for station and
are at 1725 Riggs place, the home of
Mrs. L. P. Williamson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick G. Hausrnan
have been the guests for several days
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Waller ct their
home on Wyoming avenue, and left
today for Philadelphia, where they
VIII spend some time before returning
to New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Hausman
Were married in Trinity Church, New
York city. on January 16.
Mrs. Theodore Baldwin entertained
a dinner party last evening at
Sovrani's.
Nine. Hauge will entertain a dinner
party this evening, when her guests
will include a number of the seasons
debutantes.
"Come-Back'' Ball.
All plans have now been completed
fT,x
Saturday night at the Ordnance cafe
terra, 7th and B streets, for the benefit
of the entertainment fund for the re-
turned overseas" soldiers now at
Walter Reed General Hospital.
Mrs. Claude r. Zappone is organizer
and chairman of a committee of
ladies who, since the arrival at Walter
Reed of the first few wounded SOL
dierS nearly a year ago, have raised
funds through their own efforts for
the entertainment of these men. At
first there were only handful of
men on the list. but now there are
from Is to l50 men on the weekly
theater and dinner parties. During
the summer a number of river par
ties were given to Mount Vernon, and
many splendid out-of-town trips were
enjoyed.
These trips have meant more to
our crippled heroes than is generally
realized, and with this fact constant
ly before them these ladies have
worked untiringly in their interest,
and now to promote their fund have
planned this Come back" ball. The
patrons have been limited to the
Army, Red Cross comfort house COM
mittee and members of the congress
sionai set, who have assisted in this
work.
This committee is not in any way
affiliated with any other organi-
cation, but Mrs. Zappone has
been greatly assisted with trans
portation to and from the hospital by
the Red Cross Motor Corps. the sight
seeing companies, the Semmes Motor
Company, the War Camp Community
Organization and a number of private
individuals, who have either lent or
driven their machines.
The executive committee Is COM
posed of Mrs. Claude r. Zappone,
chairman; Mrs. George Knowlton. Miss
Ruth Bennett and Miss Barbara Keim.
Patrons and members of entertain-
ment committee include: Col. and Mrs.
Herman Schreiner, Col. and Mrs. c. A.
Ragan of the hospital staff; Mrs. H.
P. Mccain, wife of Gen. Mccain; Mrs.
Rea, Mrs. Dowell, Miss Lower. Mrs.
Mayer, and Mrs. Smith. of the Red
Cross comfort committee. Senator
and Mrs. Gore, Senator and Mrs Mil
Ter, Representative and Mrs. Kinch-
loe, preventative and Mrs. Bark1ey.
Col. and Mrs. Shinkle, Col and Mrs
Jefferson, Col. and Mrs. Lewis, Col.
and Mrs. Gienty. Col. and Mrs. Black,
and Maj. and Mrs. Minor, Capt. and
Mrs. Taylor, Capt. and Mrs Orms by,
Mrs. Claude R. Zappone, Miss Bar
bara Klein. Miss Ruth Bennett, Miss