The Washington herald., 1920-11-21
ANNUAL BALL ATTRACTS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE TWO.


Miss Charlotte Harding. the daugh-
ter OF the Bishop of Washington.
The debutantes' committee Is
headed by Miss Eleanor Wheeler
assisted by Miss Colby. Miss Ro-
mano, and the Misses Anne Hight.
Anne Craven, Margaret Taylor,
Mary Louise johnson. Adeline OK
nard, Katherine Sutherland. Char
iotte Clark, Marjorie Wright. Helen
McLanahan. Delphine Heyl, Frances
Hampson, Marcia Chaplin and MISS
Marjorie GOWN
An attractive affair OF the season
will be the annual bridge party to
be given by Dixie Chapter. United
Daughters of the Confederacy, Mon
day afternoon. November ~ AZ
wardman Park Inn-- Playing Will
begin at o'clock and there VIII De
a prize for each table. Among those
who have made reservations are'
Mrs Paul L. Joachim. Mrs. Rolfe
Boiling, Mrs. Bates Warren, MIS-
Alfred H. Marsh, Mrs. Frank Morri-
son. Miss Margaret Daniel. MIS-
Frank Birthright, Mrs. Nancy ;.
Hazard. Miss May Little. Mrs David
A. Skinner. Mrs. John s. Tomlinson'
Mrs, w. E. Rose. Mrs Warren ID.
Brush, Mrs. Gust1y Jus Werber, MIS-
George Covington, Mrs Victor h.
Olmsted, Mrs. Benjamin Soule Gantz'
Mrs. D. z. Winsted. Mrs. Samuel B.
Milton, Miss Louise Limerick. Mrs
Jesie Lee Webb and Mrs Anne E.
Taber.
N. A Murray has recently returned
TO Washington after an extensive
trip in West Virginia. where sne
was engaged IN agricultural studies
Washington Camp, III, United
Confederate Veterans, are planning
! Stonewall Jackson evening at the
Confederate Memorial Home in Yer
mont avenue on Tuesday. December
Y, at 8 o'clock This will be an open
social session and an invitation Is
extended by the camp to all mem
bers of the Daughters of the Con-
tederacy and Sons of Confederate
Veterans in the District to attend
and a delightful Southern gathering
Is anticipated.
In addition to a talk on Stonewal
Jackson by Col. Thompson, one o
his devoted followers. a resume o
reunion events will be given by Col
D. c. Grayson. of the Immortal Si'
Hundred Of the civil war.
The evenings program will b
opened with the singing Of Dixie
by Mrs. Benjamin Soule Gantz,
vell-known Southern singer o
Washington. Southern songs will
llso be sung later on the program
BY Miss Lillian Chenoweth and b
drs. James Edward Mock with Mis-!
da Trenis as accompanist.
4 large and enthusiastic meeting
If the American Women's Legion
ras held on Thursday afternoon a
ne home of Mrs. James W. Wads
Eorth, jr., national president of tn
Legion. who presided and brough
.orth several plans whereby tn
Nomen's Legion could give YER.
distinctive and much needed servic
% the country at the present an
n future time.
The subject of Americanizatio,
vas one of the foremost under dis
.ussion, and plans were sugeste
Whereby the Legion could be of yer,
PRACTICAL help in this all-importan
work. Service to men still in tn
hospitals was reported on and plan
rade to increase this department o
he Women's Legion work. Especia
lttention will be given to the serv
&c men at st. EilZabeth's by tn
American Women's Legion. Mos
satisfactory reports were read o
he work of the American Women
legion on the service they hay
.endered to the War Department /
y he burial of the oversas dead
arlington; a service which the LIE
Jon is planning to render even NOR
Elective in the future than it ha
In h. ~ IL
sammon was especially commende
y the War Department for he
york;
That he may be assured Of mus
II the very best, President-elet
Iarding has chosen that famous OF
anization. the Meyer Davis Orche.
ra, to accompany him on his tri
Panama. This organization, no
enowned throughout the East, hs
cen selected time and time agai
or engagements of similar impol
ance, and is today looked upon {
he largest and best trained orche.
"a in the country. Covering mir
ears of varied and brilliant exp
Iences. the Meyer Davis music hs
erved to fascinate the society
Washington and Philadelphi
mong the brilliant list of those ell
sSained being John d. Rockefelle
Trs. Marshall Field, Mrs. loser
eiter, Mrs. Edward T. Stotesbur
Irs. Frederick Vanderbilt, Mrs. Et
ard B. Mclean and Mrs. o. II.
elmont- During the recent visit
lie Prince of Wales they we
allied upon to furnish the music
ntertainment for his royal higl
ess, resulting in an invitation fro
4 he prince to bring his orchestra
II ondon as soon as his playing