The Washington times., 1919-01-06

Assistant Secretary of State Phillips Maha
. Two Debuantes Presented-Dinners and Dances

Aedal Mccormick, Mrs. william Nor
ton, Grinnell, Mrs. Hennen Jennings,
Mrs. Joseph Letter, Mrs. Stephen e.
Elkins. Mrs. Marcus A. Hanna, Mrs.
Cary T. Grayson. Mrs James McDon-
aid Mrs. John Hays Hammond, Mrs.
William Mcclellan Ritter. Mrs. Sher-
man McCallum. Mrs. Thomas T. Gaff
Mrs Arthur Glasgow, and Mrs Stell-
Although the tickets have not yet
been put on sale. all Of the boxes but
one have been sold. Some of those
who have taken boxes are drs.
Charles Boughton Wood, William
Mrs. Edison Bradley, Mrs william
Phillips, Mrs Breckinridge Long, Mrs.
Robert NJ Thompson. Mrs. IRA Copley,
Mrs. walter Schoeikopf.. Major Con-
nelly, Mrs. Thomas Logan, Major
William Eric Fowler, Mrs. Charles
Al. .Ffoulke, and Mrs. SteIlwagen.
The. chairman Of the young ladies'
communities is Mrs. Howard Hume and
her aids are Mrs. Ffoulke-Snith,
Mrs Robert Taft, Mrs. Thomas Bow
ers, Mrs. Thomas Holeornb, Mrs.
George Boyle. Miss Mildred Brom-
we'll Miss Courtney Let's. Miss
Frances Hopkins, Miss Alys Down
ing. Miss Elsie Downing, Miss
Mary HELEN, Miss Eleanor John
son, Miss Aajorie Wright, Miss
Elizabeth Hamiin Young. Miss Alice
Requa, Niles Olyye Graef Miss Anna
Hamlin, Miss Margaret Harding. Miss
Leila Gordon, Miss Adelaide Tuttle,
Miss Margaret Tuttle, Miss Cecilia
McCsllum,> Miss Anita Henry. Miss
virginia Minor, Miss Adelaide Heath,
Miss Carolyn Nash, Miss Elizabeth
Hamilton, Miss Mamie Hamilton,
Miss Helen Langmuir, Miss Florence
Judge. and Miss Ruth Hitchcock.
The mems committee has not yet
been completed. It II headed by Com
mander Theodore Jewell. Among
those serving are Arthur Bradley
Maurice Boyer, Captain Dumouret, of
the French high commission; Captain
Latham, Of the British embassy;
Major )! Connolly, Boaz Long, and
Archibald Wells and viscount dad
shemar. E. -
1t is hoped that Nine. siaykon
Grouitch will arrive in time to at
tend. She will be the guest Of Mrs
Walter Schoelkopf. -
or For Paris. ,
today, as she Is leaving for New York
to take her young daughter, Miss
Beatrice Pitney, back to school. Mrs.
Pftney will be absent a few days.
Mira Ali Kuli Khan, counselor OF
the Persian legation and charge daft
faires. and family, left yesterday for
New York en- route to Paris, where he
will be one Of the peace delegates
from his country. They will sail
from New York Tuesday on the trans
port Mongolia Their children will be
placed in school in Paris. Mira Ali
Kuli Khan, who is q member Of the
royal family OF Persia, and his party
will visit Persia before returning to
the United States ~ , .
Major. and Mrs. August Belmont
have taken house IN Washington at
2o17 r street, and Mrs. Belmont Is al
ready established there, She Is con-
tinuing her active work ID the Red
Cross.
To Entertain Soldiers. =.
The Dixie Chapter of the United
Daughters Of the Confederacy will 'n-
tertain a number OF soldiers from
Walter Reed Hospital at a musicale
on the evening of January Is at the
Confederate Memorial Home.
The reception committee, who will
assist Mrs. Paul L. Joachim, the chap
ter president, will be Mrs. Goodwin
d. Ellsworth, Mrs. Samuel Burleigh
Meltone, Mrs. John S. Tomlinson,
Mrs. Maude Howell Smith, Mrs.
George X. Denmark. Mrs Henry
Knoch, Mrs. J. E. Swain, Mrs. Frank
Birthright, Mrs. Alfred Waist, Mrs.
A. z. Taber. Mrs. A. H. Mitchell, Mrs.
J. U. Rose. Mrs. Alfred Talbot. Mrs.
George Garner, Mrs. Thomas L. For
tune, Mrs. X. W. johnson, Mrs. Park
er Anderson, Mrs U. l.. Hazard. Mrs.
d. e. winstead. Mrs. Edw. Crawford,
Mrs G. B. King. Mrs. NJ. S. Faunce.
Mrs A. U. Wells, Mrs. D. A. Skinner,
and Mrs. welton.
A young ladies committee is being
formed to assist Mrs. ]. w. Rose.
chairman of refreshment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sigmund Lowenburg,
OF Newark, N. J., announce the mar
riage Of their daughter, Miss Mildred
Lowenburg, to Henry A. Jaffe, Of
Washington. The ceremony took place
yesterday at the Robert Treat Hotel,
Newark. After their honeymoon, Mr..
and Mrs. Jaffe will make their home
in Washington