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OF the moor committee. Win LIT.
Thomas Evans vice chairman.
Mr.. George T. Rawlins is comma nd
ant of the Washington camp and Mr..
Eigin H. Blaiock adjutant, while Mr..
Albert Sidney Perry is commander or
the District of Columbia division.
The Mardi Gras ball is the annual
feature ball of the Sons of Confed- :
crate Veterans and was inaugurated
in the year 1914.
The next of the series of dances be-
ing given by the Cornell women OF
Washington for the benefit OF the
Cornell semi-centennial endowment
fund is to be held Thursday evening,
February IS, at 2400 18th street.
The patrons and patronesses will be
Representative and Mrs. Dan A. Reed
CT New York. Col. and Mrs. George r.
Harrison, DR.. and Mrs. Herbert d.
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Dixon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin c. Minnix, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alphonso Tingley. Mrs. Kate d.
Connor and Mrs. Edwin Napier Steph-
enson.
The committee in charge of arrange
ments is composed of Miss Jean
Stephenson. Miss Abbie Tingley, Miss
Grace Bennett and Miss Barbara KEEP
hart.
The floor committees will consist of
both Cornell men and Cornell girls, but
the personnel has not yet been an
nounced.
Great interest is being taken in this
dance, and it will probably be the most
successful social function ever yet
given by the club
The Washington Wellesley Club is
giving a dance and card party for the
benefit of student aid and other
Wellesley activities at the Washington
Club, 18th and X streets, Wednesday
evening at $50. Miss Dorothy Weeks.
1851 Lowell street, is in charge of
cards.
Miss Marie Clotilde Redfern will pour
tea at Miss Mock's studio celebration of
George Washington's birthday this aft
ernoon.
Miss Mock's studio is former Asso-
ciate Justice Fields library. and she has
recently installed frieze Of western
scenery painted by Feodor Won LuerZer
on the Occur d'Alene Indian reservation.
which is claimed TO hold some of the most
picturesque scenery in America. The
scenes lie around Lake Coeur d'Alene.
which the artist called The Lucerne of
America"
Miss Redfern will be assisted at the
tea table by Miss Jessie Griswold. Miss
Edwina Levin, magazine writer of
New York, will be guest Of honor An
interesting program for the afternoon
has been arranged. The Rev. Thomas d.
Windiate will pronounce a eulogy on
George Washington. Churchman." Mr..
Eugene Prussing Of the Chicago bar. a
tireless historian on George Washington,
VIII tell some facts not generally known
about our first President. facts recently
unearthed by patient research. NJ Tsa-
mados, Greek charge d. d'anaires will trace
the origin of the American republic
back to the brain of Plato, some twenty
nve centuries ago, when he wrote his
famous Republic" a plan Of govern
by the wisest men, as a dream
MISS Cara Alexander, clever Missis-
sippi raconteuse and reader, will read
Young Fellow, Me Lad" by Robert
In lighter vein, Mrs. James Edward
Mock. Miss Mock's mother, will read
The Hatchet and the Tree" revised
version of the cherry tree story, written
ABOUT nifty years ago by Representative
Jonn Ford House for his young nephew
% rscite IN an oratorical contest Mrs
Mock believes she has the only copy
OF the verses extant.
Members of Troop X. Sd Cavalry.
Club, Fort Myer, Va, gave large
sno denghtful dance of the season in
tooD st. Valentines night. February
IL. A delicious buffet lunch was
served in the recreation room. The
room was decorated very attractiveIy
with American and allied fags.
Music was furnished by the Sd Cav:
were Capt. and Mrs. Howard r. SINAI.
ley and Second Lieut.. and Mrs. Da-
vid A. Taylor. The guests were Miss
Lauer. Miss Emma Woods, Miss Jessie
Woods. Miss Price, Miss Stone. Miss
OConnell. the Misses Guinella, Miss
land. Miss McClardy. Miss Bouida. Miss
Lothrop. Miss Edwards. Miss Camp
bell, Miss Fishwick. Miss Haley, Miss
Fisher. Miss McMurney, Miss Bird
son and Miss Ann Wright The
Ghaperons were Miss Rogers. Miss
Hai' mrs. Worthy and Mrs. Sweat
The officers were: President, Sergt.
Lawier: vice president. Private Bru-
ner. and secretary-treasurer Corn.
salisbury. On the social committee
We're: Sergt. Vandorclute, Corp.
knotts and Private O'Connell. On
su, sne deSorating Gi,aing committee were:
Supply Sergt. Edward o. Schweigert.
in the ballroom at the New Willard
Mr. Sasha Fotichenko will be heard
IN his second concert in Washington
Owing to the limited invitation list
ana exclusiveness of the concert which
Mr. Votichenko recently gave at Col
and Mrs. Thompson's many were dis
appointed in not hearing this UNIQUE
instrument. the tympanon, which Mr..
Fotichenko plays. Mr.. Votichenko
Will have as assisting artists the Rus
sian Cathedral Quartet, which has
made such success in New York.
The concert on Saturday. Febs uary
2s. will be followed by dance. which
will be well patronized by the young
er dancing set. Some of the patrons
Tor TINS affair are Col. and Mrs. Rob-
ert NJ. Thompson Mrs Sylvanus
Stokes. jr.: Mrs. Randolph H. Mason.
Mrs. Joseph +. ThrOpp. Mrs. Marshal
Field. Mrs. Thomas +. Logan, AIRS.
Frederic Huidekoper. Mrs. Delos A.
Blodgett, Mrs. Morris Evans and Miss
Meta Evans
Mrs Guy f. Killian was hostess at
costume Valentine dance given to
the young ladies and their friends at
the Glover Club February a. Prizes
were awarded for costumes. Miss Mary
Raeder receiving first prize. Miss
Anastasia Lynch. second prize, and
Mrs. Julia Wittgenstein, third prize.
Valentine birthday party was
given for Charles c. Sullivan by his
father, mother and sisters last Mon
avenue, Clarendon, Va. Among the
guests were several young deaf
friends of Washington. Games were
played and refreshments served The
table was prettiiy decorated with
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