The Washington herald., 1919-02-01
SOCIETY
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performances to be given on Febru-
ary 26 in aid of the funds of the So
ciety on Wednesday next. Early ap-
plication is advisable especially for
the afternoon performances.
Rehearsals are now in full swing
and there would appear to be every
likelihood of the whole entertainment
proving huge success. Certain diff
ficulties are being experienced in OBJ
tanning sufficient imam power" but
(as in everything else) it is really,
the ladies who count.
The Director of the Mint and Mrs.
Ray Baker recalled the invitations
for the dinner which they had plan
ned for last night and gain tonight
because of the illness of Mrs. Baker.
Mrs. Guy T. Scott and her sister, Mrs
II. p. Young, will be at home at
1920 Belmont street the first and last
Wednesdays in February. from 4 to :.
Plans are maturing for the Leagu
of Nations costume ball, to be given
at the New Willard on the evening
of March 3 for the benefit of Neigh
bOAhopa IAOuots AhloS oopllit SltDtlN
is chairman of the committee in
charge of the ball. and the follow
ing members of the Neighborhood
House board are assisting her in the
arrangements: Mrs. John Fremont.
Mrs. Charles ] = Bell, Mrs. John Jay
White, Mrs. Walter R. .Tuckerman,
Mrs. George T. Odell. Mrs. Ward
Brown, and Mrs. John W. Thompson.
william Bowie Clark is chairman OF
the-men's floor committee. There will
be interesting features to be an
nounced later on.
Arthur w. Addison, chairman of the
floor committee for the Southern
Relief Ball, will be assited by Ad-
miral w. L. Caps, Col. John Pitcher,
Viscount Ishii, Mai. w. L. Fowler,
Thomas F. Ryan, Frederic A. Delano,
Robert f. Shepard. George L. Hamil-
ton, c. c. Calhoun, A. w. Mclean.
William Payne Merideth, Wistar Bal
derston, Robert f. Lee. Alexander II.
Calf, William Bruce King, George, r.
Eustis, Capt. II. Clifford Bangs, Tru-
man G. Palmer, A. p. Crenshaw, Vic
tor Kauffmap, r. Z. Thornton, Ira
Bennett, F. z. harrington, ]. C.
Simpson, Henry r. Rea. Robert w.
woolley. Charles B. Henderson. Nor
ris Sheppard, Maj. r. Hoosles, Ed
ward L. Hawkins. Jack Shaw, A. c.
Muddiman, A. ]. Driscoll, Monroe
Hopkins, Julius Garfinckle, Clarence
J. owens, Mitchell Harrison, Charles
NJ. Stedman, Paul L. Joachim. Hugh
Legare, Judge Sjobong, William B.
Mckinley, Claude Bennett, James NJ.
Baker, Lieut.. Arthur Deibert. Ernest
Estlow. w. z. Rose, James Trew,
Wallace Mulcare, Edwin J. McYann.
Harold Hertford, Alfred Marsh, Lieut..
w. ]. Riley and others.
Miss Leila Gordon, chairman Of the
young ladies' committee for the ball.
will be assisted ny: The Misses Glass,
Misses Daniels, Misses Overman.
Misses Hamilton, Miss Virginia Pull
Ter, Miss Francis Hopkins, Miss Mil
dred Bromwell, Miss Nina Blair. Mis-
ses Pugh, Misses Margaretta Tillman.
Enid Sims, Mary E. Marshall. Eleanor
johnson, Louise Limerick, Misses Car
ter. Miss Mary Duncan Gibson. Miss
Margaret Smith. Misses Crenshaw,
Misses Victoria Coping. Florence
Lofiand Brown, Helen Granfield. Ruth
Earle. May : Little, Misses Peachy.
Miss Rita Wren, Miss Virginia Her
ford. Misses Ewing, Misses Bruce Lee,
Francis Swaine, Marjorie Wright.
Nina Mercer. Brooke Russell, Misses
Payne, Misses Mary Ellen, Peggie
Fred. Marie HaIlman, Margaret Hard
ing, Gertrude Drain, Dorothy Den
ham, Grace Layman, Misses Taylor.
Miss Ethel Johnson, Miss Powell,
Misses Eta Taggart. Pansy Wilson,
Martha Allen. Julia Worthington.
Courtney Let's. Mary HELEN. Evelyn
Daniels, Lillian Morgan, Blanche Mil
Ter, May Frey. Mrs. Mercedes N.