Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-31
the series and the events will take
the form of supper dances.


Miss Edith Bacon. a dcbutante of this
season, will be presented to society at
tea to be given by her mother, Mrs.
L. S. Bacon. December IS.
Mrs. Frank Gordon has returned to
her apartment at the Rochambeau
after a stay of several weeks in New
York, where she was the guest of her
mother-in-law, Mrs. John B. Gordon
of Georgia. and her ster-1n-law.
Mrs. O. B. Brown of be.lin. n. H. at
the Plaza Hotel. A charming series
of Inequalities was given during her
stay. Mrs. Gordon visited Col. and
Mrs. Charles G. Mettler at their quar-
tiers at West Point and later accom-
panied her mother-in-law to Athens.
Ga. where they were re -uests tor
several days of Mr.. 49,. Is. Hugh
H. Gordon at their beautiful colonial
home. Mrs. Gordon. ST.. will remain
In Athens several weeks before join
ing her son, Maj. Hugh Gordon, in
Miami, Fla.
The marriage of Miss Irene Court
ney Hollis and Lieut.. John j. Powers.
U. s. A. of New York took place at
bride was attended by Mrs. Helen
Singleton of Chicago as matron OF
honor. Mr.. Michael Powers of New
York, a brother of the bridegroom,
was best man.
After the ceremony a breakfast was
served the bridal party by the brides
sister, Mrs. George Schreyer. assisted
by Mrs. Frank Crawford. after which
Mr.. and Mrs. Powers left for an ex-
tended honeymoon through the north
ern states.
literary, scientific. and. in fact, in all
its phases will witness the presenta-
tion Of "Sonya," the first play given
in this country written by q woman,
Gabryela Zapolska. one OF the best
known authors Of Poland. and said to
drama, in the Shubert- Garrick The
ater tomorrow night. The French
embassy and Polish legation will each
be represented, as will many other OF
the legations and embassies OF Wash
1ngton. Prince de Beam ct de Cha
and the military attache and Nine.
Co1lardet each have a box and will
entertain parties. Tho minister of
Poland and Princess Lubomirska
also have z box and will have
Prince and Princess Radziwell and
Townsend will entertain tho ambns-
sador Of Spain and Sonora de Rano.
Mrs. Marshall Field and Col. Al do
Bosch, military attache OF the Belgian
embassy, in her box.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. William Mason
cum ana others as box guests. and
Mrs. Daniel Appleton Of New York
will have with her Mai. Gen. sigis-
mund Bfynk. military and naval at
tacte for Poland and Mmc. Brynk,
Maj. 0sddler and Capt. Alfred Larnbee
Robert HInckley will also entertain a
box 00ftY
Quito - many distinguished per-
sonages have taken blocks OF seats
IN which TO entertain partisst the lis,
including tho aznbassador Of Argen.
third sscretary Of tho Italian embassy
and sisnorn deisssr celesia di yegii.
asco; Mrs Thomas r. Walsh. Mr.. and
1irB. Ira Bennett. Mrs. Truxton Beaie
Mrs. Henry Price Wright. Mrs. 6her.
man Miles. Mrs. Prankiin Townsend
and tho French cable commission will
IN . body occupy q group OF seats.
Mrs. Wilson . FatRoassa.
i. Mr.. woodrow Wilson heads the Is;
Of patfonessss for tho Thankssivias
ball Of the District Auxiliary OF the
Navy Relief Society. plans for which
are developing rapidly. Heads Of tbs
committees IN charge Of aEYanEemea.f
for the ball. to be held ct the New
Willard on November Is have beer
chosen and are working to make this
one Of the most brilliant and success.
full balls Of the season,
Under the capable leadership oil
Mrs. Charles McVay, jr., president OF
The ball committee, and Mrs, John
Dayton, vice president, the following
euboonamittees have been chosen
Mrs. h. e. Coonts. wife of the CHIEF
Of naval operations. chairman Of pat
Fonesses: Mrs. J. A. Lejeune, wife OF
tho Marine Corps commandant, In
charge Of the sale Of boAesi Mrs. W
d. LAahy, in charge Of the sale OF
tickets, Miss Caroline Nash. chairmaE
Of the girls deor cemnitteej Capt
James Raby. chairman Of decora-