Evening star., 1920-02-17
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last week as Betty Zane. in the Ohio
group. will be a leading figure in the
pageant of the seasons. which will
preface the Mardi Gras ball. to be
given in the bathrooms of the New
Willard Hotel tonight for the beneht
Of Neighborhood House. Her special
feature will be The Dance of Flow
ers; in the spring group. With the
ball almost ushering in the first blus-
try days of March, the spring group
seems specially suggestive.
Miss Dorothy Smoller, dancer OF
unusual grace and beauty. will come
from New York today and will head
this group as The Spirit of Spring.
giving a specially improvised dance.
while clustered about her. with all the
'sprightly atmosphere of dawninE
spring, will be many little children as
spring fairies, the we'll trained pupils
of Miss Minnie Hawke.
F., The four winds of March-north,
south. east and west-who will wait
the fairies along. are Miss Genevieve
| Brooks, Miss Carolyn Nash, Lieut.
Fitch and Lieut.. Durham.
! April showers will help along the
atmosphere of spring, and Miss Bod
;gett, Miss Mona Blodgett. Miss Bar
, rine Drake and Miss Marion Drain
will fill this feature of the program.
/, The queen of spring will live IN
the graceful impersonation of Miss
GLADYS Hinckley. who will have tine
rarest flowers of the garden about
her. Miss Eleanor Johnston will rep
resent the tulip. Miss Helen McLana.
han, the forget-me-not: MISS janet
Heron. the lilac; Miss Elizabeth Park.
fairy blossoms. and Miss Mary Sanger.
| lily of the valley. 1t is in this group
| of flowers that Betty Baker Will give
her Dance of the Flowers.
| The groups of summer. autumn ana
winter, have each been quite as care
fully and artistically thought out.
the season just passing calling into
| play Christina slide with all it's mer-
| riment. snowballing and SO on.
Psotins m BY sdr, the to msns sest 9ues,s
outside of those in boxes-that they
may see the pageant. unique plan
has been adopted. An aisle will be
roped off down the ballroom. sailors
under Commander Claude 3. mayo
holding the rope. and on either s1de
will be placed rows of chairs. So
ciety girls who have regular passion
for sitting on the fioor-and they All
seem to have-may sit in front OF tie
first row of chairs. while back OF tEe
not caring to be seated.
Representative and Mrs. Fred, A:
Britten entertained at dinner last
Their guests were the acting Secre-
cary of State and Mrs. Polk. Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Henry D. Flood,
Bishop Darlington of New York, Mr..
and M5s n s mt Mr. Mr. and and MIS- MRS
James Hartman. Mrs. James Carroil
Frazer. Mrs. Thomas F. Logan. Miss
Virginia McKenney. Mr.. Ferdinand
Jelke of Chicago and New York and
Mr.. Harry Darlington Of New YORK.
Mrs. Sharp. wife of the former am
passador to France, was the honor
guest at a tea which Mrs. Frederick
Caldwell gave yesterday afternoon.
Gen. and Mrs Henry Jervey were
nosts at a dinner last evening at Ward
man Park E>.el The party later at
tended the dance given by the officers
of the Engineer Corps.
Nine Hauge entertained at dinner last
evening.
The junior law class of Georgetown
University gave its annual ball at the
Hotel Washington last night. More
than 800 guests were present. Among
the patrons and patronesses were JUS
tice and Mrs. Ashley M. Gould. Senator
Key Pittman of Nevada. Senator
Ashurst Of Arizona, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
F. Boutelle. Mr.. and Mrs John J. Ham
iIton, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph A. Hoehling.
! jr., Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. ODonohue, Mrs.
Katharine Wise Fagan, Mrs. Joseph D.
Sullivan, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Alexander
! and Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Perry.
! Mr.. and Mrs. julius Lay are at the
Lafayette Hotel, where they will remain
until the first of March They have
been passing the winter in New York.
Mr.. Lay has come to Washington to re-
! sign from the State Department, as he
has accepted position with a large
! banking firm He will have his head
| quarters in New York. but expects to
! come to Washington frequently.
| The dance and card party given last
evening by the Washington Chapter
| Of Notre Dame of Maryland College
Alumnae at the Franklin Square Hotel
was a brilliant success, and there
were about one hundred and fifty
guests present.
Mrs. May Brooks Ramsdell, presi-
dent; DR.. Laura F. Shugrue, treasurer,
and Mrs. Beatrice Mallan, secretary.
Of the Washington Chapter Of Notre
Dame Of Maryland College Alumnae
received the guests. and both the
white and gold ballroom and drawing
rooms adjoining the foyer were used.
the cardroom, and she was assisted
Newman and Miss Mary Livingston.
Mrs. Raymond A. Heiskell, Mrs. Doro-
thy K Butler. Mrs. John Lambert
| Walker and Miss Eunice Warner.
! Mr.. r. A. Heiskell, Mr.. John Lam.