The Washington times., 1920-12-16

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Friday night the closing night OF
Aida" at Polls Theater will be
another gala social event. Many Of
the prominent Washington society
people who were unable TO attend
Monday night viii attend on the clos
ing night
The Chevy Chase Club was the
scene OF a large number OF dinner
parties last evening before the mid
week dance. Among those enter
taining were Mr.. and Mrs. Ord Pres
| ton. who had fifty-eight guests; Mr..
and Mrs. George Mesta, Col. and Mrs.
X. III. G. kelton, Gen.and Mrs. Charles
| Il. Drake and Miss Elizabeth Lam
bert. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilton
Lambert. Col. and Mrs. Kslton en-
tertained in celebration OF their tenth
wedding anniversary. Major James
Clark Mcclure. who was best man at
the wedding. came over from New
York for the party. General and Mrs.
Drake entertained in compliment to
Miss Margaret Treadwcll, one OF the
seasons debutantes. There were COW
ers for twenty>four. Miss Lambert
had as her honor guests two OF the
buds, Miss Katherine Sutherland and
Miss Mary Louise johnson. The other
guests were Miss Elinor Wheeler.
Miss Anne Hight. Miss Anne Craven.
Miss Margaret Taylor. Miss May Tay-
lor Miss Edith Bacon. Miss Mary
HELEN, Miss Virginia Sutherland,
Robert Bell. Scott Bromwell. Jasper
Du Bose, Charles Hume. Sam Kauff-
mann. James karrick, Carroll Nor
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Gwynn Rust, Oils Jensen, George
Williams and Chester Lockwood.
Chaplain Ignacious Fealy of Fort
Myer, will be among the boxholders
at the exhibition drill to be given at
Fort Myer this afternoon for the
benefit of the Army Relief. and has
invited the members of the clergy in
Washington to be his guests.
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The patronesses for the Advertise
ment Ball to be given at the New
Willard Hotel Wednesday evening
December - for the benefit of the
Noel House includes Mrs. Baibridge
Colby. patronage OF Mrs. Colby, Mrs.
II. II. Rousseau. Mrs. Irwin r. Laugh
lin, Mrs. Edison Bradley. Mrs. Henry
F. Dimock, Mrs. John Hays Ham,
mond, Mrs. Mahlon Pitney. Mrs.
stephen Elkins. Mrs. c. Boughton
Wood. Mrs. Augustus p. Gardner.
Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock, Mrs. Henry
White.
An enthusiastic meeting Of those
taking part in the pageant, which is
the most interesting feature of the
ball, met yesterday with Mrs. c. G.
Calhoun, Nine MarQuand, Mrs. Talbot.
Mrs. Forrest. Mrs. Turner and Mrs.
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Cleveland Perkins, and discussed
further the plans for the ball. Those
there included the debutantes of this
year and last, a number of the young
married women and a group of young
| men.
The pageant will have many
! unique and beautiful features. Girls
| in Greek dresses, with long golden
| trumpets and gilded shields. will bear
upon their shields the names of the
| Washington firms who are advertis-
, ing for charity with the ball.
The debutantes will advertise the
| different florists shops in Washing
ton in a most picturesque manner.
| Other groups are being formed to ad-
vertise American specialties. There
will be cigarette girls, Fairy Soap
girls, Bakers cocoa in Quaker
costume, etc. etc.
| II Is nOpeQ tnat every one VINO can
will come, in the form of some ad-
vertisement, to this ball, making it a
| truly fancy dress affair, and send the
| name of the firm they will advertise
to Mrs. Calhou or Mrs. Perkins, who
will accept from the firm a check for
the charity.
| A rehearsal Is called of all the
young people who will participate
for next Tuesday morning at 1880 at
the New willard.
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Miss Margaret Treadwell enter
tanned twenty of the younger set at
luncheon today at Rauchers. She
| will be hostess at a luncheon again
on. next Tuesday.
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| An interesting exhibit Of the tan
! gible work of the branch OF En-
cheering Forest Service Is being
held from December Is to %. Var.
ious kinds of illustrations in pen an6
ink and in water and oil colors are
being shown. Photographic work in
sepia and color, and maps of al
sorts and sizes from the beginning
to the finished map. The first work
ing map Of the Service in it's earliest
day with photographs Of the crew
and camp.
The next lecture of the Alliance
Franchise will be gwen at the Wash
!ngton Club, on Monday at 4:30 by
Monsieur CASTOR Riou, one of the
froo.;n,ad an Dora coyantanuN