Evening star., 1920-02-22
Mrs. Grayson to Preside.

| be the speaker of the evening.
At present he is member of the in
| ternational commission for arrang-
| ing boundaries between the Unit ed
| States and Canada.
Mrs Cary T. Grayson. wife of Rear
Admiral Grayson. the Presidents
| physician. will preside
The meeting is in charge of a COM
mittee composed of graduates of the
| National Cathedral School Miss
Natalie Nasruder. well known to
| Washington society. is chairman.
| Serving with her are Miss Carolyn
Nash. chairman of tie finance com
| rittee: Mrs. Cary T. Grayson. chair
man of the committee on speakers;
| Mrs. Goodwin Graham. chairman of
! The publicity committee, and Miss
Elizabeth Eugster, chairman of the
music committee. Among those as
sisting the chairman are Miss Eliza
| beth Keferstein and Miss Charlotte
! Harding, daughter of Bishop Harding.
! The meeting is to be given under
| the auspices of the Girls Friendly
| Society. with the president of the
| Washington branch. Mrs. John 9.
Boyd: the vice presidents. Mrs.
| Ghahame II. Powell and Mrs. Edward
| Oliver. and the treasurer. Miss Natalie
! Magruder. among those on the plat
; form. No admission will be charg I'd
! and all women are cordially invited
! to attend.
Mr.. c. c. Kochenderfer. professor
and director of the department OF
commerce. George Washington Uni
versity. and statistician of the Unit ed
States Railroad ADMINISTRATION, ac-
companied by Mrs. Kodhenderfer. left
/ Thursday for New York city. They
will remain with Mr.. and Mrs. w. D.
Campbell Of Zealanla, Enelew ood. v.
j., over Washington's birthday.
! Mrs Stanton Norman of the Cairo
( left last night for Miami, Fla. to be
+; gone about a month.
i Mrs. Frank Taylor Mitchell and Mrs.
William j. Murray will be at home, in
| formally, on Wednesday. February 25,
from to s.
! Lieut. Commander and Mrs JOSEPH
! Haner Hoffman, who We're rece ntly
married in New York city. arrived ir
Washington Friday. evening to spend
mother. Mrs. Mary King Turner, at
her home in University place.
Commander and Mrs. Hoffman ar.
temporarily located in New York city
awaiting the completion of the l.. S
S. Tennessee.
mrs Morris Evans and Miss Evans
i viii not observe their accustomed
Sunday night 'at home tonight or
kaccount of illness.
| Mrs. William s. Culbertson. wife of
the United States tariff commission.
er Will be at home tomorrow after
| noon at 212 Maryland avenue north
east for the last time this season.
Miss Elizabeth Eugster has gone t,
West Point to attend the 'hundredth
night festivities. She will visit
friends in New York before returning
! to Washington the latter part of this
week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carroll vii.
kison announce the marriage of tn cir
i daughter. Mae Morris. to Mr.. Hudson
Srandall 81 Perry Saturday February
Il. in Baltimore. Nd.
! Mr.: and Mrs. Perry will reside il,
Baltimore on their return from e
wedding trip to New York.
Junior "Prom" Was Brilliant,
| The most elaborate and brilliant So
cial fete of the university year was
held a t Rauscher's Wednesday even
ing in the form of the Junior prom"
| given by the Junior class of George
Washington University.
The hall was beautifully decorated
in southern smilax and was draped
with the university flags and colors.
Boxes were maintained by the senior.
junior. sophomore and freshmen
classes and also by other fraternities
! OF the university. The boxes were
decorated individually by the various
organizations and shown brightly
nants.
! The guests of the occasion were in
troduced by Mr.. Donald s. Bartlett
! and were received by Mr.. Robert Nell
son Anderson. president of the Junior
class. class Mr.. Anderson was assisted by
strang, president of the junior class
OF the school of engineering; Mrs.
William Cline Borden, Miss Eta
Louise Taggart. vice president Of the
T,l }nnior class OF the Law school; Miss
prom committee: Mr.. Harry Wright
| Newman. chairman of the prom com
nitee. and Mrs. Lcroy Ferson.
The r promenade Of the evening was
Miss Alice Katherine Miller, sponsor
of the class, and M Robert Nelson
Anderson. Miss MilleS was handsome
ly gowned in delicate green-shaded ed
crepe de chine draped in light blue
tuile. giving the whole a quasi orien-
tai effect. She wore bouquet of sun
burst roses and lilies of the valley,
which blended nicely with the soft
colors Of her costume. The prone
made consisted Of the grand march and
tne snake ana was completed by the
university's name. At the stirring
tones of the university's songs, PLAYED
by the orchestra over three hundred
couples swept into the promenade
Upon approaching the university nag
draped in the rear Of the ballroom. the
ladies. led by Miss Miller. turned to the
left. and the gentlemen, led by Mr.. An
derson, turned to the right.
Many distinguished guests of tn.
classes and fraternities were present
box Dean and Mrs. Hodgkins Mrs
Harry Albert Miller, Representativ,
and Mrs. Guy Edgar Campbell, DR.
Josephine NJ. Baird and Miss Dais.
Watkins. Representative Oscar E
Sn Bland d.. was n,th the guest & Of the Sign:
Hutchins were entertained in tn,
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity box. II
the sophomore class there were pres
ent Senator and Mrs. James Watson
Judge and Mrs. Arthur B. Hayes ant
Mr.. Elmer Louis Kayser.: The CUES
of Sigma Chi Fraternity was Con
gressman Newton. A complete list O
patrons and patronesses is as follows
Vice President and Mrs. Marshall, tn,
Belgian ambassador and Baroness d.
Cartier. Secretary and Mrs. Daniels
Postmaster General and Mrs. Burle
son. Senator and Mrs. James Watson
Senator and Mrs. Oscar Underwood
Representative and Mrs. George M
Young. Representative and Mrs. Will
liam A Ayers, Representative ans
Mrs. Fred Purnell, Representative ant
Mrs. Oscar e. Bland, Representativ,
and Mrs. Guy Edgar Campbell, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Cleveland Newton
Col. and Mrs. c. J. Symmonds. Col. ant
Mrs. F.. F. Hutchins, Judge John Bar
ton Payne, Judge and Mrs. Arthur b
Hayes, DR.. and Mrs. Clarence J. Owens