The Washington herald., 1921-03-06
UNOFFICIAL

ner, Judge Katheryn Sellers. Miss
Mary o'Toole, Mrs. Clara Sears
Taylor. Mrs. Ed Costigan and Miss
Jeanette Jewell. grand secretary Of
the Phi Delta Delta.
Serving will be Mrs. John Paul
Earnest, Mrs. Walter C. Clephane.
Mrs. T. c. Lavery. Mrs. p. Wilson.
Mrs. Wendell Phillips Stafford.
Mrs. Gilbert Hall, Mrs. Brandeis
and Mrs. Thomas Bronson Jewell.
The members of the local chap
ter in the George Washington Uni
versity are Misses volstead, Jewell,
Pabst Barbour, Park, Emo. Veg
ener. Covington, German. Csrioss
and Mrs. Archy.
The next great social event. now
that the inaugural festivities are
over. will be the military beneft
ball of the woman's Army and
Navy League, which will be held
on March 80 at the willard ball
rooms. It is TO be given for the
benefit Of the welfare work among
the enlisted men Of the army. navy
and Marine Corps in conjunction
with the work of chaplains. The
clubhouse, located in this city and
NhAct Nht OL Au
lick Palmer, must be kept up. The
president Of the league, Mrs. Lis
cum, and the committee on ar
rangements under the chairmanship
OF Mrs. Alexander Sharp. are work
ing to make the military ball one
of the marked social events OF the
season: Mrs. Albert Mills has
charge of the sale Of the boxes.
Additional patronesses for the
Second American Solidarity ball, to
he given at the Willard Hotel bS
the Washington Camp. No. sos, Sons
OF Confederate Veterans. on the
evening OF Thursday. March 10, are,
Mrs. +. V. Abbott, Mrs. f. Il. Glib
son. Mrs. Harmon Frost, Mrs. Ben.
Jamin Soule Gantz, Mrs. william S
/ Snow and Mrs. William J. Harris.
The reception committee will b,
headed by William II. Saunders
president OF the Southern Society
and will be assisted by Nathaniel b
olal, vice chairman, and the follow.
ing members: Hoke Smith, who
VIII represent the State OF Georgia
t. II. Caraway. representing the
state of Arkansas; Ma T. V
walker. representing the State oi
Alabama: Daniel c. Roper. repre-.
senting the State of South Carolina
David II. kincheloe, representinr
Kentucky; Col. Robert K. Lee. Dr
Clarence ]. Owens. Brig Gen. Rob.
ert L. Noble. J. ]. White. Lieut.
wilson Hullfsh. Rufus w Pearson
Col. Eugene Heron. William Smith
Franklin Barr. Maj. J. F. johnson
and J. Roy Price.
Additional members of the young
ladies' committee are: Miss Jessie
Wilson. Miss Erin Clarke, Miss &c.
nevIeve Pyle, Miss wilmarth Doyle
Miss Mary Adams. Miss DIV,
Gaines, Miss oline James. Miss Mary
Scaife. Mrs. Robert Campbell. Mis-.
10 German, Miss Lillian willough.
by. Mrs. Lester Scott, Miss winifred
DeNoe and Miss Wanda Pearson.
Mr. and Mrs. Breckenridge Ions
VIII receive this afternoon after
! o'clock.
On Sunday afternoon. March Is
at the Belasco Theater. there viii,
be an interesting joint recital hy
Prihods. the famous Bohemian VIC.
linlst. and Clelia Fiorsvanti. the
young Italian-American mezzo-con.
tralto. Of Washington.
Great interest attaches to this oc.
caslon. because OF the unusual on
portunity afforded a young Wash.
ington artist. Miss Fioravanti was
born in Florence. Italy. but has
lived in Washington since she was
l2 years old. Her entire musica
training has been here. Her debut
as Carmen. with the Washington
Opera Company. last season. receiv-
ed warm approval from both public
and press. The critics unanimously