The Washington times., 1919-03-25

some one prominent in the diplomatic
/ corps or official society at the head
| of each.
Particularly picturesque and ct
| fective is the South American group.
arranged by Nine 5saldivar. wise
of the minister of Salvador, which
! will include: Brazil. Nine. Morel:
| Argentina, Mrs. Frank B. Freyer;
Chile, Nine. de Undurraga: Bolivia.
Miss Elena CslderOn; Venezuela. Nine.
Cortadellas; Ecuador, Miss Icaza; Co.
Iombia, Miss lnez Tribe: Paraguay.
/ Miss Marcelle; Uruguay. Miss Celiua
Calvo, and Peru, Miss Tulia Tribe.
Miss Ramona Lefevrc. sister of The
charge d'affaires OF Panama, will rer.
resent the republic OF Panama, as
sisted by Miss BitelIa MorrelI. Mics
Olga Echaurren, Miss GracielIa Ri
| verrO, Miss Amelia Sherman and Miss
ChamOrrO; and in the Central Ameri-
can group will be Mrs. Lincoln e.
Valentine, as Guatemala; Miss Julia
zaldivar, Salvador; Miss Elsa Lopez,
Honduras, and Miss Lydia ChamorTO,
Nicaragua.
The Cuban Group.
Twelve ladies will take part in the
Cuban group, which will represent
the island republic and some of her
principal products. sugar cane. to-
bacco. oranges. flowers, etc. and will
be attended by Peace and Justice
Nine. de FORBADE, whose husband is
temporarily attached to the Cuban
legation, is in charge of the group,
and will be supported by Miss Evora
Bonet, as Cuba: Nine. +. A. Bonet,
wife Of the special delegate of the
Of
Justice: Mrs. Van der GuGht. Miss
Graziella Riyero. and Miss Estrella
AmoTes in the role OF flowers; the
Misses Carroll and Miss Van der
OUGHT sugar cane: the Misses Wit
marsh. tobacco; and Miss Anita de
Lima and Miss Elodia Rivero,
oranges. Nine. de FORBADE will her
self appear in the role Of Peace.
Nine. Grouitch, wife of the minister
Of Serbia, has just returned from
New York, bringing costumes for the
Serbian group. or which she is the
head. Princess Ghika. VINO is ar
ranging the Roumanian group, has
brought from Philadelphia some or
iRinal and genuine Roumanian
dresses for those who are assisting
her. She will have with her Mrs |
Walter 4. Sturglll, Mrs. George |
Julian Zolnay, Mrs. George F. Becker. |
Miss Ellicott. the Misses Zolnay. Mrs |
John &. Fremont. Miss Ashfod, Miss
Eliza beth Walmsley. and Capt T.. r. |
AntonoVitch. Mrs. Fremont will tell |
fortunes and further interest will be |
added TO the group by the presence OF |
twelve children in the role OF |
gypsieS. with George Julian Zolnay |
at their head.
Nine. HubsChcr. wife OF the secre- |
tsry OF the Swiss legation. who is in |
charge Of the Swiss group, has |
secured the ass stance OF famous |
Swiss yodIer, Fritz Zimmerman. who !
will appear with the group.
PatrOncsseS for Italy.
Italy has for patr"ness Mrs Henry |
f. Dimock. with Mmc. Santini and |
John Jay White in active charge. |
Miss Margaret Harding. Mrs. Henry |
Price Wright. the Msrchesa d'Amico |
tho Misses Perkins Miss Mary Ora
ham. Miss Louise Dplano. Miss Carter
Mullilren. Mrs Kenneth Cas.Icman. |
Mrs. McCielland, and Mrs EffinEham |
Lawrence Townsend arc others in the !
group.
Tho English group. which Is un-
der tn" direction Of Mrs. CoIyiIle Bar |
clay, will include capt. and Mrs. John /
Gregory Hope. Mrs. knyvett. Mrs |
Small, Miss Edith Thompson. Mrs. |
Robert spear Hudson. Captain Chris /
tie. and Mrs. John Joyce Broderick !
Tn" JaPan"S" group, under Miss |
Scidmore. will include Mrs Sewall |
Evans, Miss Mimmack. Miss Marian |
Ainsa, Mrs. MCNamee. Mrs. William |
Giles, Miss Lillian Miller and Ohio |
Cushing. Mrs. GcorEc Barnett is at
the head 81 the Chinese group. which |
IL being coached By Christian n |
liemmick. II includes Mrs Edward !
\. S'urEiS. Miss SHtaIia Fisher. Miss |
Leila Gordon. Miss Mildred Brom /
well, Miss Marguerite" Sinonds. Miss
Mary HELEN, Louis Thompson. Stuart
Raird, who will appear as tho High |
Priest. and Harold J.. Stanley. IT New
York
Mrs. William Phillips. wife Of the
Assistant Secretary Of state. is chair
man OF the United States group in
the pageant Of nations. She is assist
ed by Mrs. Walter TuckermEn as vice
Mrs. George Draper will |
impersonate an Indian maiden: Mrs.
Thomas Cook. the Puritan maiden:
Miss Helen Ernst, a Colonial dame;
Miss Jane story, lady OF 1860; Miss
King will portray the North, Mrs.
Miles the South, Mrs. Cor
ham Brooks and Mrs. Schmuck The
East and the West
Mrs. Sidney BaIlou is in charge Of ]
the Hawaiian group and OF Alaska.
The Red Cross will have a brilliant
showing.
Additional boxhoIdsrs for the ball
are the British Ambassador and Lady
Reading, Edouard de Billy. deputy