The Washington herald., 1921-01-06
NOTABLE GUEST
LIST AT SERBIAN
RELIEF DANCE
Washington Social Lead.
ers in Bright Assem-
bly, at Emo Home.

ADOAL @0V OF Ile SOCIAL eleCIS Ine
elite; the very cream Of ultra fash
ionable society, gathered last eve
ming at the handsome residence of
William Phelps Emo in N street to
dance for the beneft OF Serbian aid
fund; an AFFAIR which had all of
the brilliance of a large private en-
tertainment and the smartest bene-
mt function probably ever given in
Washington. All OF the evenings
entertainments ended at the ball,
especially the dinner parties, of
which there were a large number.
The Minister OF the serbs, croats.
and SIovenes and Nine. GroutIch
were hosts at dinner before the ball,
in compliment TO John Mofrat. Mr.
MOntat has been interested actively
in the Serbian Aid Fund, Of which
Mime. Grouitch is director, and sew
eral other allied relief organiza-
, tions.
Asked to meet Mr. MoTat were
the Secretary of Agriculture and
Mrs. Edwin T. Meredith, their
guests, Mrs. Walter McLallan and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter SChoelkopf,
Col. and Mrs. Charles H. Patterson,
the counselor of the Russian EN-
bassy and Nine. Henry de Bach
Of the Minister and Nine Grouitch,
Miss AntOinette Graves, William
Phelps Emo. and his grand-neice,
Miss Alice Emo. Mccormick Good
hart and J. D. Batchelder. The en-
tire party went to the ball.
The Acting Secretary OF State and
Mrs Norman H. Davis had several
friends dining with them. going
later to the ball as did also Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederic Cauldwen. Mr.. and
Irs- Sheldon Whitehouse were hosts
It a dinner party as were also MT;
md Mrs. Alexander Sedgwick ana
oil and Mrs. F. T. \. Junkin.
GUESTS RECEIVED
BY NINE. GROUITCH.
At the ball the guests were re-
ceived by Nine. Grouitch, assisted
by Mrs. cambridge Colby, wife OF
the Secretary OF State; Nine. de
Matthew. Nine. LeBreton, Baroness
de Cartier, Lady Geddes, Mrs Ste
phen 3. Elkins, who is chairman OF
the local chapter OF the Serbian AID
Fund: Mrs. Julian James. MIS-
Thomas +. Walsh, Mrs. George
EhIe. who was hostess for her
cousin, Mr. Emo: Mrs. ]. Borden
Hartman. chairman Of the ball
committee, and the other members
OF the committee, which included
Mrs. Joseph FrelInghuysen. Mrs. h
Leslie Craigie, Mrs Warren Delano
Robbins, Mrs Sheldon Whitehouse'
Mrs. Randall H Hagner. Mrs.
Claude Mayo, Mrs. Richard H. Kim
ball and Mrs. Scott ThrOpp.
Among the guests were the act
ing Secretary Of State and Mrs.
Norman Davis, the Polish Minister
and Princess LubOmirska, n. H. La
hOvary, charge d'anaires OF Ru-
mania: Senator and Mrs. Charles B.
Henderson. Senator Henry Cabot
Lodge. Justice James Clark Nc
Reynolds. the Third Assistant Sec
retary OF State and Mrs. Van SAINT
vOord Merle-Smith, Senator and
Mrs Robert l. Owen, Gen. John
J Pershing. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Lansing. Col and Mrs. William Cary
Sanger. Mr.. and Mrs. Warren De-
lano Robbins, Mrs. Thomas F.
Walsh. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Walker.
the Assistant to the Secretary of
State and Mrs. Wilbur Carr. Miss
Alice Emo. of Princeton, y. J., who
is visiting her cousin. Mr.. Emo;
Miss Julia Junkin Ravenel, Of
, Charleston. s @. who is spending
the winter with Col. and Mrs. F. T.
\. Junkin; Col. Robert Paxton, Mrs.
Hamilton Wright. Mr. and Mrs.
Roland Morris, Judge Martin A
Knapp, Herbert Hengstler. DR..
Franklin Pedrick, Tracy Lay, Frank
Lee.
Prince and Princess Gagarine, Col.
and Mrs Sherman Miles, Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Woodbury., Mr.. and
Mrs Theodore W. Noyes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Warren, Mrs. Charles
BoUghton Wood, Nr. and Mrs. John
Joyce Broderick and Mr. and Mrs.
r Leslie Craigie, Of the British EN-
bassy: Col John Quekemeyer, Col
and Nine Collardet, Capt Rigal and
Jules Henry, Of the French EN-
bassy: Nj and Mrs Edison Brad
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Kaufman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gist Blair, Mrs. Ste
phen 3. EIkins, Mr.. and Mrs. T
=. Gah, Mr. and Mrs. Sumner WeIles
Mr.. and Mrs. P. P Gown, Mr.. and
Ms. Charles J. Bell, william Bowie
Clarke, Mrs. Cromwell Brooks and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henry Butler
The members Of the committed
are among the most popular OF the
younger matrOns Of the smart set
under the chairmanship Of Mrs. Bor-
den Hartman. assisted by Mrs. War
ren Delano Robbins. whose husband
- at the head OF the JUgo-Slay
section % the State Department
The treasurer, Mrs. Sheldon white
house. who was one OF New York's
autumn brioeE. Il the daughter OF
NJ. and Mr. Charles 2. Alexander
and a niece of Mrs. Charles H
Crocker, whose warm interest in
Serbia dates from the hrBt visit
20 this country Of Nine. SIavkc
Grouitch. whose husband was then
the Serbian Undersecretary for for
siEn affairs.
During the visit Of the Serbian
royal mission to this country in the
winter Of 1913. Ar. and Mrs. AL
sxander were the New York hosts
of the mission. which was headed
BY n HIlcinko YesnItch, whose
daughter. NIss Vota Vesnitch, is now
guest Of the Serbian Legation.
Mrs. WhitEhOUse was unfailing as
war worker both at home and
abroad. inheTIting the keen interests
n child welfare and general educa-
tlou II her father. who is one OF
the chancsIlors Of the University OF
the state Of New York.
FINDS TO co TO
SERBIAN CHARITY.
Other members Of the committee
are all active IN home charities and
IN all work Of mercy directly for
war.
The object Of holding the ball in
q private house was TO reduce eI-
1.