The Washington times., 1921-04-25

mander Holmes. is in Atlantic City
for short visit.
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PRESS LEGION BALL.
number of dinner parties have
been planned for tomorrow evening to
precede the reception and ball to be
| given by the National Press Club Post,
| OF the American Legion, for the Of
Dcers and board of governors of the
ress Club. Capt and Mrs Geocge n
Achuler will entertain the receiving
sarty at their quarters at the Marine
barracks. and other dinners will be
given at the Arts Club and the Army
and Navy Club. In compliment to
Capt William Wolf Smith, post com
r1ander OF the National Press Club
the members Of the Alfalfa Club will
attend In a body. The Alfalfa Club is
prominent dining club. Of which
captain Smith is a member.
A large number of marine officers
and their wives are expected from the
| barracks at QuanticoA
I The following gentlemen will act on
,he moor committee for the post Of
the American Legioh: Capt John II
| craig, U. s. n. c.: Samuel r. AnselI
William w. Bride. William F.. CaId
wei, Jesse s. Cotterell, Edward T..
Cofhn. kemper F. Cowing, J.,H
Crutchfield, Joseph u. Heller. David s.
Kennedy. Paul }. McGahan, William,
Moore, Fred X. Nelson, Lewis b. Per-
kins. Thomas w. Miller, J. o. Skinner
Mercer Vernon, and Robert +. Wright
tUThe following have been designated to
ret Tor the National Press Club on the
Moor committee: Parker r. Ander-
son, A. g. Batchelder. William E. Brig
ham, Ashmun n. Brown, Harry j..
| n
Inns, Robert Dugan. Stephen r. Early
j. Fred Essary. Earl Goodwin, w. d.
Hassett, George Griswold Hill, JOHN
Oliver La Gorce, l.. NJ. LAmm, Frank
u. Lord. Frank p. Morse, B. A. Mat
tingly, X. V. OulahappF. A. Richard
son. w. A. Schobohm, Hal H. Smith.
i.ichard Il. Watrous, Paul Weir, James
J." Baily, Thomas W. Brahany, L.
White Busbey. Fred T. Dubois. Robert
n. Harper, Albert Johnson, Thomas r.
shipp. John Suter, Charles E. Breck-
ems, John l.. Glenn, John B. DahlgrAn,
| {. c. Tucker. Thomas Grant. Charles
i. Humphrey, Charles X. Nixon. Har-
vey ID. Jacob. Conrad II. Syme Lewis
IL. Warner, and Samuel 4. Winslow.
The American Ambassador to
France and Mrs Wallace were special
guests at the dinner given by James
Hazen Hyde in Paris last week in
honor of Marshal Foch and Nine
| Foch.
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Harry Gordon Selridge, of Chicago
snd London. has formally announced
that the marriage of his daughter
Miss Violette b. Selfridge, and Jacques
b. de Sibour will take place, Wednes-
| day. May 4, at the Brompton Oratory
| n reception al LaDsdowne House
will follow the ceremony. M. de
! Sibour is nephew of j. Henri de
sibour, of Washington.
| The guests of honor and princi pal
speakers at the fortnightly soiree OF
the Washington Salon at the Play
house. 1914 N street, next THURSDAY
night. will be Miss Marion Weston
| Cottle, of Boston. university law lee
| turer and associate editor OF the
Women Lawyers Journal; Mrs. Ger
| trude Bonnin, wife OF Captain Bon
min. a full-blood indian, and Gen"
Jacob S. Coxey, of Masillon, Ohio.
Miss Cottle will speak on THE
Changing Legal Status OF Woman"
Mrs. Bonnin, who is known as Prin-
| cess Sitkals. will tell THE Story of
the Indian" and General Coxey will
discuss Reimbursement Measures"
Mrs. Carl r. Chindblom. wife OF Con-
gresham Chindblom of IllinoiA will
present a group of piano solos; Mrs.
Marie c. Deal, win Miss Marie Belt
! at the piano, will be heard in so-
prano solos, and Isadore Alpher. the
youthful violin pupil of Herman
Rakemann, accompanied on the piano
by Melton Boyce. choir director at
st. Matthews. will give several So
lections. Cello soios will be given
| by George Finckel with Miss Con-
stance Finckel at the piano.
| Those who will serve as hostessss
for the evening are: Nine. Lucia Boz
deri, Mrs. William j. La Varre, MrA
Louis Lesser Millar. Mrs. Jane s. Ell
lott. Mrs. r. Lamson- Scribner, MrA
Martelle and Miss Harrie Fumade.
The buffet will be in charge OF Mrs.
Helen J. p. Starr, who will be as
sisted by the Miss Dolly B. Barker.
Miss Mary B. Craney, Miss Helen
woytych, Miss Olga Melick. Miss
Margaret Burns. Miss Ruth f. Bur-
CESS. Miss Alvena Steffen. Miss Mar
CRETE Evans. Miss Vesta Capers Laney
and Mrs. F. X. A. Eble. The presi-
dent OF the salon, Rudolph de Zapp,
| assisted by the board of governors,
will make the presentations. There
will be dancing.
GIVES TEA FOR ID. O. G.