The Washington herald., 1919-03-20
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afternoons al iss " street this af-
ternoon from 8 to O'Clock.
She is showing an interesting ex-
hibition Of her drawings OF children.
Lady Arthur Willert, who has been
in New York for the sailing OF the
Adriatic, is expected back to Wash
ington today.
Most Of the embassies and iega-
tons in Washington have taken
boxes for the ball of the nations
for tho sensAt of Neighborhood
House, on March 2s. at the New
willard
Among the patronesses for the
bail are: Viscountess Ishii, Nine.
Boris BakhmetsR, Nine. Cremer.
Nine. Grouitoh, Mrs Taft. Mrs.
Houston and Mrs. Charles n.
Ffoulke.
A handsome silver cup will be
presented to the patroness of the
most beautiful group in the pageant
at the ball of nations, to be given
at the Mi-Careme, March rs, at the
New Willard for the Neighoorhood
House.
The rehearsals for dramatic ex-
preston of the many phases OF ma
tional life as at present are going
merrily forward, and many sur
prises are in store which will make
this ball wonderful to remember.
The decorations are in charge OF
Mr.. Ward Brown, assisted by Mrs.
Eugene Mayer, Mrs. Claude Banks
Mayo and Lieut.. Luchert- Miss Lad
enburg will impersonate In single
ngurs the country of Belgium.
The Swiss group, which is in
charge Of Nine. Carl Paul Hubscher,
will be composed of Nine. Hubscher.
Miss Elizabeth GrinnelL Miss Ade-
laide Heath, Miss Ruth Hitchcock
and Miss Caroline Nash, also Alex
ander Zeilweger, Emile Fontanei,
DR.. Conrad Jenny, Frederick Oeder-
lin ana A. Noblet, all of the Swiss
Legation stan.
The Georgia State Society Of wash
Washington Club Saturday evening in
honor OF the Georgia boys At Walter
Reed General Hospital and those at
the Navy Hospital who have returned
from overseas military service. An
interesting program has been arranged
by the society, which will be followed
by a reception and dance Miss Jessie
Dell, vice president of the society,
will preside, assisted by the other Of
icers Lieut.. George l. Williams Is
chairman OF the committee on ar
rangements, and will be assisted by
Lieut.. John D. Wade. Gen. Harris,
Col. John Temple Graves and Senator
Harris will each speak for Ave min
utes.
The sponsors for the reception are
Senator and Mrs. Hoke Smith. Senator
and Mrs. Harris, Gen. and Mrs. Mar
shall. Col. and Mrs. John Temple
Graves, Gen. Harris. the Adjutant
General Solicitor General King and
many other prominent Georsians in
Washington at present. A most cor
dial welcome is extended to all 0eor-
rians in Washington to be present at
this social.
A farewell dinner was given to F. C.
Clark, chief of paper laboratory, Blu.
reau of Standards, at the Columbia
Country Club last evening in the red
room.
Representatives OF the general sup
ply committee gave the dinner to Mr.
Clark, and among the Invited guests
were Mr.. Myers. chief clerk, Treasury
Department, and Mr.. wilmeth, direc-
tor of the Bureau Of Engraving and
Printing. also former members Of the
general supply committee E
Mr.. Clark leaves Washington to &C
cept commercial position with the
American Writing Paper Company. in
Holyoke, Mass
The board OF patrons of the Reaux
Arts Salon, 1913 II street, at a meet
ing, last night decided to change the
name Of the society to The Washing
ton salon. and also made arrange
ments for the Organization and OPEN
ing Of French class for beginners
this evening at O'Clock. There are
more than ao students in the French
classes. which meet every night, at
which tuition is free
WashingtonIans who are stonoIn- .
at the Hotel MarseilIes. New York,
this week are: Capt. and Mrs. James
Demarest, John Barbour, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. J. Parker, William l.. La
Toilette. Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. April,
Mrs. ]. s. Hunt. Lieut.. and Mrs.
W. z. Williams, ]. W. wyeth. Mrs,
M. V. Smith, Capt William ], Fftz-
gerald. John Parker. J. B. Hsrlock.
Lieut.. and Mrs. J. r. Mavis, U. g.
N Lieut. and Mrs. R Harrison