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will be a member of the official re-
viewing party at city hall today.
Capt and Mrs. Hayne Ellis were
dinner hosts last evening. later enter
tsinine their guests in their box at
the Army and Navy League ball
Capt. and Mrs. Ellis will take nos
session the first of May of Wooc.ey:
which has been occupied for several
.easons by the assistant secretary OF
state and Mrs. William Phillips The
estate was purchased last fall by Mrs.
Ellis father.
The Netherlands minister and Nine.
Cremer. Mai. and Mrs. Walter School
Eosf and Mrs. Charles Boughton
Wood will entertain box parties this
held at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Breckinridge Long
Among those who will entertain at
oinner Thursday before the Bal Masque,
f+e third Of the series of dances
for free milk for France at the
Cub de Ningt, are Col. and Mrs. Ed
ward sturges MAI and and MTs. ,aIi, hsSs Edgar
Crner and thester p7-tv: Mr.. William
Bowie Clarke. Mrs. William G. Nor
gan and Miss Mildred Bromwell,
given last night at the Willard by
the Robert r. Lee Chapter. No 644.
United Daughters of the Confederacy.
was perhaps the most successful ever
: ven bv that organization, which is
Incorporated for benevolent and me
mortal purposes.
The ballroom, gay with bunting and
flags, the uniforms worn by the men
OF all branches of the service and
the brighter hued costumes worn by
the feminine portion of the large as
semblage, made a brilliant ensemble.
To the strains of Dixie" fifty or
N ore Confederate veterans in their
gray uniforms led a contingent of
Wounded dcughboys from Walter
Feed Hespitni the length of the large
ballroom 10 :de receiving line. where
each was presented, with rose from
The White House gardens sent by or
Ger of the President and Mrs. Wilson.
They then marched to the boxes es-
recial1y reserved for them: the vet
Grams sitting in the Presidents box.
Miss Mamie Randolph Heth. presi-
cent of the Southern Relief Society.
and other prominent southern women.
The other boxes placed at intervals
around the ballroom were filled with
the patronesses, many of whom were
members of illustrious families in the
south. Local southern organizations
we're represented by their offers, who
occupied boxes. To Mrs. j. Lee Webb.
vice president of the chapter and
chairman of the ball committee, and
Hrs. A. II. Plant, vice chairman, is
cue in large part the success of the
ball
Miss Marie Louise Owens was chair
nan OF the young ladies' committee.
and Miss Grace Maud Morgan, Miss
freda De Pew and Miss Elsie East
,"snt were vice chairmen. Capt. T. Ra-
leigh Raines was chairman of the re-
ception committee and made the in.
reductions to the receiving line Mr.
frank r. Fravel was chairman of the
foor committee. and Mr.. Albert Sid
ney Parry was vice chairman of this
committee.
The receiving line was headed .by
Mrs. Walter E. Hutton. president of
tthe chaper. She wore a beautiful
gown of turquoise blue charmeuse,
With iridescent sequin trimming
Assisting Mrs. Hutton were Mrs. Glib
embroidered in jet over black satin:
Mrs. Frank G. Odenheimer, former
president general of the q. D. c., in
black satin and net, embroidered in
iists Ind edged with jet fringe; Mrs.
Wallace Streater, black chantilly lace,
draped over blue satin; MRS. !. Lee
Webb. .rose-pink satin. with bodice
and panels on the skirt front and
back OF iridescent beads in tones of
pink. and pink tulle sleeves; Mrs
4: H. Plant black lace over sapphire
blue satin: Mrs. Hunter Laughton,
coral pink satin. effectively draped
and trimmed with pink tuIle; Mrs.
FORAGE Whitaker. rose point lace
over rose-colored satin; Mrs. Charles
W. Richter old rose satin and lace
studded with jets: Mrs. William F.
Davis. blue net draped over white
satin: Mrs. Charles Gathgens. pink
velvet draped on one side Of the
skirt, with sleeves and touches on the
bodice OF lace. and Mrs. e. H. Lyn-
and Mrs. Porter Barrett
Among those present were Mr.. and.
Mrs p. p Claxton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas, Armat. DR.. and Mrs. Wade
Atkinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Ben
DR.. and Mrs. Clarence Owen. Mrs
Howard C. Bissen. Mrs. James NJ.
Baker. Mrs W. T. Baggett, Mrs. Mar
xaret n. Berry. Mrs. James s. Easily
Smith. Mrs. Walter Mclean, Mrs. W.
e. Brown. Miss Martha Fitzpatrick.
y r.; Miss Mary Williamson of Buff
falo. N. 2: Miss Georgine Smith, Miss
Harriet Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Tiller. MS Houston B. Teehee, Miss
Temple. Mrs. Cato Sells. Mr.. and Mrs.
Warvick, Mrs. Leigh Robinson, Mrs.
~ AS3hUOh SOVA, XuIS. SOO0Wih
Ellsworth, Mrs. E. C. Brandenburg,
the Misses Bagley. Miss Longfellow.
Miss Lamar, Mrs. L. l. Morrow, Mrs.
Rexford Smith, Mrs Horace Whit
,aker. Miss Fanny n. Early and Mr.
Bernard Bridget.
Miss Margaret Carnegie, only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Carnegie. viii be married today to
Ensign Roswell Miller. o. s. n. r.
F.. son Of Mrs. Roswell Miller of No.
sSs Park avenue. The ceremony.
which will be Witnessed only by reia-
tives and a few friends, will take
place at the Carnegie home. No. 2
East s1st street, New York. and will
be performed by DIR. William p.
Merrill of the Brick Presbyterian
church and DR.. Henry Sloane Coffin
of the Madison Avenue Presbyterian
church.
The bride who win have no attend
ants. will be given in marriage by
her father.
Mr. C. Roberts Miller will be his
brothers best man and the ushers
will be Mr.. Erskine N. White. Mr..
Robert A. Franks jr., Mr.. James B.
Waller jr.. and M William H.
Stewart.
The young couple probably will