Evening star., 1922-02-06

delphia are at the PoWhatan while
making visit in Washington.
Mr. William II. Saunders is chair
man and Mr.. w. +. Hutton vice chair
man of the following reception COM
mittee for the seventh annual Mardi
Gras ball to be given by Washington
Camp. No. 305, Sons of Confederate
Veterans. at the Raleigh Hotel Tues
day evening, February 2S. which in
cludes Mr. Hugh Brewster, Mr.. Harry
F.. Carey, Mr.. James c. Davenport,
Representative r. Walton Moore.
Mai. Wallace Streator, Mr.. George B.
Willis, Mr.. A. Leftwich Sinclair. Mr..
James o'Connor>and Mr.. ]. Roy Price.
Mr. Claude N. Bennett is chairman
and DR.. F. NJ. Lewis vice chairman
of the floor committee, which includes
Mr. John A. Chumbly. Mr.. D. Edward
Clarke. Mr.. Lee J. Crandall. Mr. Frank
l.. De Vane. Maj. T.. w. r. Ewing. Mr..
F.. r. Fravel. Mr.. G. L. Garrison. Mr..
Benton w. Gordon, Mr.. Max r. Kahn.
Mr.. Emmett NJ. Key. Mr.. r. T.. Nor
gan, Mr.. Thomas +. Neill. Mr. }. T..
Haltigan, Mr.. Clarence II. Churchman,
Mr.. r. S. Plowman, Mr.. r. s. Rosson
and Mr.. P. i. Lowd.
plans for the ball are being made
by the following committee on ar
rangements: Mr.. Elgin H. Blalock.
chairman; Mr.. Frank F. Conway, Mr..
George T. .Rawlins. Mr.. J. A. Kephart
and Mr.. Harry Hughes.
The newly elected sponsor. Miss
Louise Mattfngly. and maid of honor,
Miss Mabel Steagall, daughter of Rep:
preventative Steagall of Alabama, Will
be in charge of the young ladies' COM
mittee.
The hostesses at the fortnightly
soiree of the Washington Salon and
United Arts Society Thursday night
at the Playhouse, 1914 N street, will
be DR.. Grace l.. Hurd. Mrs. Ada w.
Duncan, Mrs. NJ. A. Hampton. Mrs
Pearl Rea Church, Miss Lucy a. Dew
lin. Mrs. Agnes Malley Trimble' Mrs.
can, assisted by Mrs. Helen Jean Paul
Starr, who will have with her Miss
Nellie f. Wright, Miss Falba T. John
son, Miss Gladys D. Williams, Mrs
Ina c. Barkley, Miss Grace B: Parke.
Miss Fannie A. Ferneyhough. Miss
Rosebud Almand. Miss Clara Hos
baugh, Miss Sally c. Bryant. Miss
Anna Kutka, Miss Elizabeth H.
Daugherty and Miss Christine Kutka.
Miss Mary O'Toole, Judge of the
Municipal Court, will speak on Court
Activities and Impressions" DR.. Ger
trude Richardson Bingham. professor
sity. will discuss Necessity of Art
in Daily Life; Miss Chrissie ]. An
derson, writer, will give a talk on
patriotic Value of Songs and
Dances" and Mr.. William J. Burns,
chief OF the bureau of investigation
of the Department of Justice, will
speak on "Red Propaganda and Its
Influence" The musical program will
include piano solos by Miss Constance
Finckel, a brilliant young artistic:
soprano solos by Miss Clara Young.
with Miss Estella Thomas at the plal,0;
q group of violin solos by Barnett
Breeskin. a talented. youthful artist.
with Miss Edith Marceron at the
piano: baritone solos by Mr.. Earl
Carbauh. with Mrs. Carbauh at the
piano, and mandolin and guitar selec-
tions by the Nordica Octette,7 under
the direction of Mr.. Waller +. Holt
Mr.. Rudolphe de Zapp. president of
the society. will make the presenta- :
tions. Dancing will follow.
Mrs. H. L.. Slater and Mrs. Ida
Bergling Of this city are making a
tour of the south, during which they
will visit friends at Orlando, Fla.