The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-02-15
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Dorothy Smoler. who was for some
time a solo dancer with the Paviowa
ballet. will dance the opening number
OF the carnival OF the seasons. This
10 In lighter vein than the wonderful
history pageant. but promises TO be
very artistic and will have the added
attraction of winding up with a car
niyai In which the whole audience
will join.
Gladys Hinekiey. as Queen OF
Spring. will have a dainty group OF
debutantes and children about her as
March winds, April showers. and the
flowers OF May. and some charming
dances. the spirit of Spring" and the
garden dance will be given in this
group.
Mrs. Henry Price Wright will en-
ter In a gilded chariot as Summers
Queen surrounded by the spirits of
the woods and sea, peoples and flower
girls. Ramons Lefevre Is to give a
charming Spanish dance, and a unique
and delightful Pierrot and Pierrette
dance will take place under the rays
OF the summer moon.
In Autumn Countess Gizycka. Nine.
Brambilla, and Nine. Ceiesia. OF the
Italian embassy, will take the prin-
cipal parts of the Spirit OF the Har-
vest and the Spirit OF the Vineyard.
with gypsy hunters and full-blooded
Indian chiefs appearing on the stage.
Major Tittman will sing a delight
full gypsy song. Miss Hampson will
take the part of Diana. Mildred
Greble and Margretta Brooke and
Colonel Heron will do a spirited In
dian dance. Miss Kingsbury. of
"Hullo Washington" fame. viii give
the Autumn Leaf dance. The old
fashioned Christmas pageant, with
it's merry jewellers before the Lord
and Lady OF the Castle OF Merriment.
will usher in Winters Court. which
will be presided over by the gorgeous
Queen of Winter and her snow maid
ems. Those taking part in this group
tire Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes. jr., as
queen; Mile. Romano Avezzano, the
daughter of the italian ambassador:
the Misses Bromwell, Hamlin. Hard
ing, Littauer. Gordon, Dunlop. Nc
Callum. and Graef and many of the
younger diplomats.
All are asked, though not required.
TO attend the ball in fancy costume.
Even the first days OF the Lensen
season have their measure OF gayety,
for on Saturday night DR.. and Mrs.
William Miller Collier have their din
ner in honor OF their prize lion,
Ibanez, the famous Spanish novelist:
and on Sunday next the Spanish Am
bassador and Nine. de Riano are CIV
ing a reception in his honor. There's
to be a dinner beforehand, believe.
On Thursday Senator and Mrs. Ed
ward J. Gay entertain the Vice Presi-
dent and Mrs. Marshall at dinner and
Mrs. Franklin X. Lane will have her
twice postponed tea for the Governor
OF Hawaii and Mrs. Mccartney and
the others OF the Hawaiian delegation
provided the members OF the dele
cation are safely recovered from the
| FLU" which has played havoc with
their ranks. On that same afternoon
Mrs. Brinton Stone will have her
birthday tea. an annual event, a very
delightful event, and this time to be
given at Rauscher's
Then there's to he a wedding and
a diplomatic wedding to boot-the
marriage of Maria Alfaro. sister of
Nine. de Gondra, wife of the minister
Of Paraguay, who Ia to wed Augustin
Carrizosa, of Bogata. Colombia. The
ceremony will be at ! o'clock in st.
Patrick's Church, with a breakfast at
the willard to follow. Afterward the