The Washington times., 1920-04-02
HAPPENINGS In SOCIETY
Cobys to Lunch at White House-Parties for Yale Men
Only Festivities Today

tenniaI endowment fund, for Friday,
April 8, at 240O Sixteenth street.
Among the sponsors are Dr. and Mrs.
l.. V. Coville, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Gage. Miss Julia l.. Melotte, OF Ithaca,
N. y: Mr.. aud MT~. A. .. Tingley. Mrs.
Edwin Napier Stephenson. and Miss
Janet Smith. The moor committee
will be composed of both Cornell men
and girls, but the names have not
been announced. This Is tho third OF
a series OF dances being given for the
fund. and II seems probable Il will be
even more successful than the former
very successful affairs. To this end.
the committee, composed OF Jean ste.
phenson. Grace Bennett, Abbie Ting
ley, and Barbara kephart. Is bending
every effort.
Among the many distinguished
ladies who have graciously consented
to serve as patronesses for the seven
tenth annual Dixie ball to be given by
the Robert Il. Lee Chapter. u. ID. G.,
In the grand ball rooms of the New
willard Easter Monday evening are
Mrs. William ii. Boiling and Miss
Boiling. Mrs. Boiling Is the mother OF
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson. whose name
heads the list OF pAtronesses. Mrs.
Cabell Smith. the president OF the
United Daughters OF the Confederacy
for the State OF Virginia, has also
consented to be one OF the patron
| esses. Camp III, u. c. ", will be
guests OF the evening and will occupy
the box reserved for them.
Mrs. Forrest +. Vrooman Is chair
man and Mrs. Il. H.. Lynham. vice
chairman of the entertainment COM
mittee that is assisting the president.
Mrs. Walter Il. Hutton, in making the
ball a brilliant success.
Washington alumnae OF Goucher
College, entertained prospective coll
lege students among the girls or the
Washington high schools yesterday
afternoon at Central High School. DR..
Eugene Curtis, associate professor OF
history and acting dean, gave a talk
on the advantages and ideals OF col
lege education. He spoke also OF the
special advantages and remarkable
growth OF Goucher.
Miss Judith Clark. formerly OF
Western High School. gave a vivid
description of the work and play in
college life at Goucher. College
song were sung by Goucher alumnae
and students who are spending their
spring vacation here. Refreshments
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mestic Science department OF Central.
The Richard Arnold Chapter, n. S.
ID. A. r., celebrated the eighth annni-
versary of it's organization Tuesday
evening at the home of its organizer
Mrs. NJ. st. Clair Blackburn, 1913
seventeenth street northwest. The ao-
dress of the evening was given by
the Hon. Adolph Nelson. NJ. c., from
Wisconsin, and will ever be remem-
| bered by those present as mastery in
every feature. a patriotic and elo-
quent tribute to the work done by
the N. s. ID. A. r..
A musical program followed the ad-
dress and was given by George O'Con-
nell. tenor; Mrs. Guy Stevens, Elliott
Porterfeld. pianists. and Miss Estelle
Van Hocson. reader.
Fraternity Dance Success.
The monthly dance OF the Joseph II.
Choate Chapter, Sigma M Phi Fra
+, ternity. National Law School. held at
| tbe washington Club. was a great
| success, which was due to the work
| of the committee, Aubry Carter, chair
man: Ralph G. Robey and Ernest G.
Davis, and the cooperation of the re-
| ception committee. r. H. Cook. Amos
Quart, and J. NJ. Cuthbert.