The Washington herald., 1920-04-05

posed of a coterie OF ladies rep
resenting washington's oficial. Con.
gressional and residential society
OF the younger set
FIFTEEN PRESIDENTS
ON COMMITTEE.
DR.. Clarence ]. Owens. president
OF the Southern Society, will act
as chairman OF the reception COM
mittee. The president Of each OF
the fifteen State societies Of the
South has been invited to serve on
this committee and to occupy q box
where he will assist in welcoming
the guests. As the name implies
the ball will be national in scope
and coherent in nature-a bring
ing together of Americans from all
sections of the United States from
the Atlantic to the Pacific and from
the Great Lakes to the Gulf of Mex
, ico. so that they may be unified
into one large body Of representa-
tive Americans. In fact. the key
note OF the occasion will be Amer
icanism.
Mr. ). Roy Price. on the stan
OF Gen. Nathan Bedford Forrest
commander In chief. 8. C. W, Is
chairman OF the committee on ar
rangements. and Mr. Elwood H. Sea-
As vice chairman.
Another ball of great interest
will be given on Wednesday even
ing, April z, at $40 o'clock Al
the wardman Park Hotel by the
Bureau OF Finance and Personnel
The chairman of the committee in
charge of this function Is Mai
William W. Griffin. u. S. A.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Anthony League was held at the
home OF the President. Mrs. Anna
f. Hendley, 2007 Columbia road, on
Thursday evening. After the busi-
ness meeting, at which delegates
were elected to the annual meeting
of the d. c. Federation of Women's
Clubs, Mr.. Walter L. Liggett, Com
missioner of immigration, from
North Dakota. discussed the Non
partisan movement in a most in
structive and entertaining way
Gen. Isaac r. Sherwood. U. s.
Representative from Ohio, also
spoke on the various questions OF
national interest.
On Wednesday AFTERNOON, DR.
Walter ]. Fewkes, Chief Of the Bl-
reau of Ethnology of the Smith
sonian Institution, gave an illustra-
ted lecture on the Cliff Dwellers of
the Mesa Verde. Next Wednesday at
2t30 o'clock there will be a demon
stration Of cooking by the Ever
Wear Aluminium Company Of Balti-
more. At 3:30 Mrs. Alexander Wolf
will speak Of the Palestine Restora-
tion movement, and Mrs. Charles
Wetmore will tell of the plans and
purposes of the Good Health Club.
All meetings are open to the public.
The monthly dance of the Joseph
II. Choate Chapter. Sigma Nu Phi
fraternity. National Law School.
held at the Washington Club, 1910
Seventeenth street northwest. was
"a great success, due to the work
of the committee, Aubry Carter.
chairman; Ralph G. Robey and
Ernest G. Davis, and the co-opera-
tion of the reception committee, r.
H. Cook, Amos Quart and ]. NJ.
Cuthbert.
The hal was handsomely decorated
Will cNcESTCcHS. hC CoAhAhitlCC 10
making preparations for the next
dance to be held at the same loca-
toin on April II. 1920. Among those
present were: Mrs. ]. NJ. Cuthbert,
Mrs. Townsend Price. Miss E. Nc
Cauley, Miss Langford, Miss Dellett,
Miss Louise McBraw, Miss B.
Schwen, Miss l.. Townley, Miss
Gladys woodcock. Miss Anil Bolen.
Miss johnson. Miss Mildred Wood
cock, Miss e. Robinson. Miss J.
Fielden. Miss ]. A. Mansfield. Miss
Mary Martin. Miss Ruth Phillips.
Miss Richardson, Miss Syrabasik,
Miss Flynn, Miss Carpenter, Miss
Stoner, Miss H. Dunn, Miss Rose
Kierziek. Miss Phoebe Kierziek,
Miss Sara Clinton, of Riverale, Md. !:
Godfrey L. Munter, w. H. Blanz, L.
N. Goodson. e. M. Mess, Aubry Car
ter, J. H. Skinker, T. Brown, Ralph
@. Robey, ]. H. Holmes, r. H. Cook,
J. o. Hendry, L. z. Barrett. c. r.
Miller, jr- Goodacre and Ernest
q. Davis. Among the invited guests
were: Louis obergh. A. Goldstein,
D., NJ. Goodson. n. Melton, M. C.
Peterson. r. d. Jones. G., H. Wild
meyer. NJ. r. Mccarthy. L. S. Trigg.
A Grudd. ]. b. skinner, T. M. Cur
ran. @. Laydeny Anthony Baine.