The Washington herald., 1922-04-01
DIXIE RAIL To EXCEL
ALL ITS PREDECESSORS,


The nineteenth annual Dixie bali
to be given at the willard Hotel
Easter Monday evening. April IL. is
each year and bids fair to EXCEL
| all previous balls.
Mrs. Wallace St.eater. chairman
OF patrons and patronesses, an
nounces the following partial list:
Mrs. Calvin T. Coolidge. Chief JUS
tee and Mrs. William Howard Taft,
Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes, Secre-
tary Of the Navy and Mrs. Edwin
DENLY. Postmaster General and
| Mrs. Hubert Work, Mrs. LIVINGSTON
Rowe Schuyler, president general,
United Daughters OF the Confed-
| eracy: Mrs. Walter Everett Hutton,
president District of Columbia Divi-
sion. U. d. c.: Miss Georgia Bright,
president Maryland Division. u. d.
c.: Hon. and Mrs. Angus w. Mac.
| Lean, Mrs. william +. Dennis. the
Chinese Minister and Nine. SEE. Gen
and Mrs. Amos A. Fries, Admiral
and Mrs. Cary T. Grayson, Mrs.
| George Barnett. Mrs. Howard L.
| Hodgkins. Senator and Mrs. Cole
man DUPONT, Mrs. J. c. Cantrill, Mrs.
James McClintic. Mrs. Stephen u.
Elkins. Mrs. Charles Boughton
Wood. Mrs. Lyman T. SwormsteN,
Mrs. MinneEerode Andrews, Dr. ana
Mrs. John Van Schaik. ir.. Mrs. Bor-
| den Hartman. Mrs. william J.
Boardman. Miss Mabel T. Boa oman,
Mrs. Charles ]. Bell. Mrs. Clara
Sears Taylor. Mrs. Henry +. Dimock,
Mrs. Peter Drury. Mrs. James Car
roll F-azer. Mrs. Charles c. Glover.
Mrs. Houston Teehee. Mrs. Mary
Scott Townsend, Mrs. Harry Ward
| man, Mrs. c. c. Calhoun, Mrs
Thomas Chatsrd. Mrs. Virginia Mar
shall Ciopton. Mrs. Archibald G-acie,
Mrs. Frederic Z. harrington. Mrs
Frederic Ollie. Mrs. Barry Gauss.
Mrs. Charles c. McChord, MS. E. v.
Stone, Mrs. Ruth Simpson. Miss
Lucy c. Carraway, Miss Katherine
Lee Bryarly. Mrs. Henry Parsons
Erwin. Mrs. II. E. Morrison. Mrs
Leland D. webb. Mrs. Jennings
Wise and Mrs. John Barr Jenkins.
The sale OF boxes. which is under
the direction, OF Mrs, Forrest F.
Vrooman, is Progressing rapidly.
The following have taken boxes az
an early date: Mrs. Coleman DUPONT.
Mrs. Peter A. D-ury. Mrs. Angus w.
MacI.ean. Mrs. Charles Boughton
Wood and the Misses Ruth and Raj
fell Brashears.
Among the Washington pas
sengers arriving at New York on
the White Star liner Olympic
Thursday from Southampton and
CherbourR were Maurice -. Peter
son. Of the British Embassy. and
Warren d. Foster.
At the last meeting OF the ALI
ance Franchise were Nine. Jusse-
rand, Miss Sara Lee, Mrs f. A. Har-
rtmsn. Miss ]. Campbell. Mrs. and
Miss Gage, Mrs. J. H. Rice. Miss J..
{. Butler, Mrs. II. II. Bigelow. Miss
Alma Ruggles. Miss E. II. Rupli. j.
A. bearing. Miss A. c. Myers. Mrs.
and Miss Cover. Mrs. F. Rogers. II.
Query. DIR. F. b. Stephenson. Mrs.
c. Stephenson Scott. Mrs. King
Smith, Miss r. l. Mills, Miss F. w,
Boyce. Mrs. B. Groesbeck. Mrs.
Philip Hichborn. Mrs. H. S. Graves,
Mss Gladys Hinckley. Mrs. c. A.
Kenyon. Mrs. L. r. Lee, Miss L. b.
Converse, Mrs. ]. w. Mcneil, Miss
X. Mimmack. Miss E. Ketcham,
Mrs. and Miss Cameron. Mrs. d.
Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Binsse.
On Monday, April 3. at 1870, at the
Washington Club. Mile. Marguerite
Clement will be the lecturer of the
Alliance Francaise. The subject will
be DE Moliere a Tristan Bernard"
Mile. Clement has just returned
from France.
The April meeting of the Illinois
State Society will be one of the
most interesting OF the winter. Rem
resentative E. B. Brooks will be the
orator. The famous glee club OF
the Bliss Electric School, located in
Takoma Park, Md. will supply
many numbers. Prof. w. Z. Dyer
and Miss Gertrude Dyer both must
clans of note In Washington, will
also appear on the program. 1t is
expected Prof. Bliss. president of the
school and teacher OF the Vaughn
Class. will accompany the boys TO
the city. The Illinois Girls Club
will be special guests. as will the
entire Illinois Congressional dele
CATION.
On account OF the restriction of
the authorities. at the Central High
School, the pageant illinois" will
not be given till the coming winter,
Miss Virginia Lesuer, of DanvIlle,
ILL.,, has written the pageant, and
it will be given by the All States
Society in conjunction with the
Con, tnupify Cantsr Caoi.,., - a.