The Washington herald., 1920-01-18

IL IL unimportant whether he speaks
the truth or not: his books are great
literature. magical flights OF the
Imagination. astounding and charm
ing adventures In other worlds.
Flammarion was q born poet and
thought he was a mathematician;
another trick Of the cells. those
Prosperos and Pucks and Cagliostros
OF the psychic nature Of men,
That there are more things In
heaven and earth than were ever
dreamed OF In the philosophy OF ma
terialism Sir oliver Is coming here
to prove.
INTERNATIONAL BALL
FOR HERO FUND.
But I'm getting far too serious.
Let's get back 70 EARTH
For the first time In many weeks
there will be no ball on Monday even
Ing. BUT there In TO be one on Tues
day evening. OF course, there couldn't
be whole week without a big ball
at any rate Il Just doesn't happen that
way any more Tuesdays party viii
be the international ball which Ia to be
given for the benefit Of the hero en-
dowment fund and the Robert e. Lee
Memorial Fund by the Robert Z. Lee
Chapter. United Daughters Of the Con-
federacy at the Willard.
Forty-hve different nations will be
represented at the ball and during in
Permission each nation will be SYM
bolized by its nag. flower and national
air in a Concert OF the Nations," the
boxes TO be draped with the solors OF
the respective nations. This part Of
the hal In rrhfrk l..
will participate will be under the d.
rection of Miss Wilmuth Gary and
Mrs. Maude Howell Smith. The charm
ing young Baroness van Randwyck. Of
Holland. whom ] wrote you about last
week. Is 70 carry the nag of the
Netherlands.
DR.. Clarence J. Owens IL chair
man and Mr.. Claude s. Bennett vice
chairman Of the following reception
committee: Mr.. Justice James Nc
Reynolds, Gen Rupert Blue. Gen.
H NJ Lord. Gen w. c. Gorgas. Gen.
William c. Sibert, Rear Admiral
Cary T. Grayson. Rear Admiral
Albert p. Niblick, Rev. Randolph
McRim. Dean Howard L. Hodgkins.
Senator Charles 3. Henderson, Com
missioner John Van Schaick, jr.,
Col Clarence s. Ridley. Col. William
Eric Fowler, Capt John d. Bev-
eridge, Capt c. c. Calhoun. Capt
Raines. Hon. Alexander NJ. Dockery,
Hon. Charles s. Hamline. DR.. Frank
Burlington Vrooman, Mr.. william
II. Saunders. Mr.. Thomas c. Wash
inston. Mr.. Peter A Drury. Mr.. p.
&c. Alexander, Commander Yoshi-
take Uyeda and Mr.. James DE
Veyra
MEMBERSHIP OF
LADIES' COMMITTEE.
The young ladies committee with
Miss Marie Louise Owens and Seno-
rita Luz Chamorro as chairmen
and Miss Virginia Hereford vice
chairman is as follows: Miss Nancy
Lane. Miss Augusta Glass. Miss
Rowena Alexander. Miss Mildred
Cromwell. Miss Margaret Simonds,
Miss Grace Roper. Miss Louise Hay
cock. Miss Leila Gordon. Miss Anne
Gordon, Miss Helen Blodgett, Miss
Helen Blodgett. Miss Louise Sho-
walter, Miss Sophy Sweet, Miss
Lura Johns, Miss Lindsey Wood,
Miss Mary Gusts Lee. Miss Frances
Hampson, Miss Dorothy Mondell,
Miss Margaret Ripey. Miss Marie
Sims. Miss Marcia Chaplin. Miss Du-
laney. Miss Imogen Young. Miss
Madeline Austin. Miss Lucille Clark,
Miss Helen Gerror. Miss Sarah Lati-
mer, Miss Peggy Martin, Miss Lucy
Caraway. Miss Helen Strong. Miss
Barbara Craig, Miss Ruth Simpson,
Miss Eleanor Page. Miss Mary Page,
Miss Mamie Page. Miss Lila VoIk.
Miss Mary Louise walston. Miss
Lura Headle, Miss Lois Carl, Miss
Ruth Williams. Miss Esther Cloyd.
Miss Dorothy Reed. Miss Therese
O'Sullivan, Miss Rose HiIdebrande,
Miss Eleanor Jeffries. Senorita Ma
tide Chamorro. Miss May Bell.
Marguerite Anderson, Miss Frances
Smith, Miss Elizabeth Robinson
Miss Catherine Zeth, Miss Doris
Goodrich, Miss Frances Tackett
Miss Catherine Wade. Miss Frances