The Washington herald., 1921-01-14
WASHINGTON SOCIETY,"
Club Euents
Hold Society
Marquette Dance Prom
ises to Be Gala Affair t..
of Season.

NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-The Janu-
airy dance of the Marquette Club
is to be held In the grand ballroom
of the Plaza Hotel on Friday even
ing, January IS. 1t promises to be
one of the largest and most brill
liant events that the club has given
this season. Many novel features
will be introduced during the even
ing and there will be continuous
dancing, the music to be provided
by Conrad's Orchestra. Frank Nc
Hugh, chairman of the committee
on arrangements, will be assisted by
Miss Dorothy Conner. The patron
esses include Mrs. Charles p. Con-
way, Mrs. F. Z. Fonseca, Mrs. Ed
ward Lindsay, Mrs. William F. Nc
Manus, Mrs. R. c. Newman and Mrs.
Thomas Rudder. The members of
sephine Blake, Clare Conway, Made
laine Dolan, Pauline Fonseca, Marion
Maloney and Ada Steven.
An added attraction to the regular
winter season of Saturday night
dances is a series of des dansants
which has just been inaugurated on
aANNi hoNC AAN6 a. Inv ~
tomobile Club of America, Fifty
fourth street west of Broadway.
The dansants are also held on Tues
days and Thursdays of each week
from 4:30 to 1880 and are already
securing a large audience. Satur-
day night dances will be held on
the following dates: January Is,
%; February IL, 1s. 26; April and
3. The entertainment committee
consists of James A. Blair. jr., Will
lam Pierson Hamilton, Alan R.
Hawley, Richard Rowland Hunt, Oh
liver Gould jennings, Stephen Pea
body, r. c. Rathbone, II, Malcolm
Douglas Sloane, Frederick D. I'm
derwood and Henry P. Taylor, chair
man.
From London comes the announce
ment OF the engagement OF Miss
Marjorie Kingsland. daughter of
Mrs. Ambrose c. Kingsland, OF New
York, to Vicomte Robert DeVauloge.
Mrs. Kingsland and her daughter,
who are members of a family long
prominent in New York, have lived
in Paris for twenty years. Ficomte
DeVauloge is a member OF a we'll
known family OF the French no.
bility.
Mrs. A Condit Livingston. OF 3O7
East Fifty-third street. has an
nounced the engagement of her
daughter, Miss Isabel Judson, to Mr..
Russell Kennedy Jones, son of Mr..
Lebaron Jones, of Pleasantville, n.
Y. Miss Judson is a great grand
daughter Of Cyrus Field of Atlantic
cable fame and a niece of Mrs Leon
ard A. Wood.
The Earl and Countess of Craven,
of London, have taken an apartment
at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel and will
arrive on Monday next for an eX-
! tended stay. The Countess of Craven
is a daughter of the late Mrs. Brad
ley Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Fletcher will
give a dance at $40 Park avenue on
the evening OF January 81 in honor
of their daughter. Miss Jean
Fletcher.
James B. CIews gave a large din
ner party tonight in his home, /
East Eighty-fifth street.
Mrs. Frederick W. Whitridge will
give a dinner in her home, l6 East
| Eleventh street. on January "a.
Clarence H. Mackay, president of
the National Symphony Orchestra,
and the board OF directors, Will give
a reception tomorrow evening al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent
Astor, $40 Fifth avenue, in honor OF
Willem Mengelberg. the Dutch con-
ductor, who Is in this country as
the guest of the National symphony
Orchestra. For next Monday after
noon the Netherlands charge daft
faires at Washington and Mrs. HUI
/ fSC1rnH cards muGiC
loving members of the smart set
to meet the Dutch conductor at the
Ritz-Carlton from 4:30 until
. O'C1Ock