The Washington times., 1922-04-28
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to attend the luncheon at the Bit
more on Saturday, given by the new
York division, United Daughters Oh
the Confederacy, in honor OF the
preside n general, Mrs. Lovinsstoh
Rowe Schuyler.
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Mrs. l.. V. Hudgins, OF Norfolk, n
visiting her niece. Mrs. +. j. ADJ
son, for several weeks. at her home,
l1l9 Lamont street.
Nine. Everwijn. wife Of the minis
ter of the Netherlands. has taken d
box for the five-star concert TO be
given at the National Theater on the
afternoon OF May 2, at which the
brilliant Dutch pianist, Williem van
DEMANDED, will be one OF the artists'
Members of the embassy staff VIII be
her guests. The recital. which Is TO
he given under the auspices OF the
Soldiers Institute for the benefit OF
the wounded soldiers summer out
ing camp. will be repeated on May b:
Other box holders for the first recital
are former President and Mrs. VIII
son. Mr.. and Mrs. &. G. Calhoun,
Judge John Barton Payne, Mrs.
Joseph s. Frelinghuysen, and Mrs.
Charles Boushton Wood.
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Fancy Dress Ball
Put Off 10 May IL.
The Victory Fancy Dress Ball. III
aid OF the George Washington Memo
rial, which had been scheduled for
the Wardman Park the evening OF
May 2. has been postponed to May
IL. when several novel features in
connection with the Horse Show
week are planned by the committee,
of which Mrs. Judah Sears Is chair.
man and Miss Gladys Hincklsy IL
treasurer. Others of the younger set
acting with Mrs. Sears and Miss
Hinckley are the. Princess Bertha
Cantacuzene, Misses Anna Hamlin,
Cornelia Vanderbilt, Manuela Llov-
eras. Ramona I.efevre. lnBegard
Wallenberg. Alvina Bohlen and Caro-
line Story.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson will be one
OF the patronesses, al also will he
Mrs. Henry r. Dmock. president of
the Memorial Association, and the
wives OF the diplomatic representa-
tives from Spain, Argentina, Rel
gium, Chile. Serbia, Sweden and
Switzerls nd.
Many persons prominent in
Washington society will be patron
esses for a concert which is to be
given in the Willard Room. at the
Willard Hotel. on Saturday night,
for the benefit of French war or.
phans as we'll as the children OF
French soldiers maimed in the
world war. Admission will be free,
but the funds viii be obtained from
the sale OF medsllions made from
French cannon used in the defense
of Nerdun and struck off by the
government mint, under the direc-
ton Of the Countess d'Audiffret,
prominent in war relief work, who
will also deliver a short lecture on
the work now being carried on
among the war orphans OF that
country.
The patrons for the concert are
Mrs. Henry r. Dimock, Senator
and Mrs. r. Coleman Dupont, Mai.
Gen. and Mrs. John A. Lejeune,
Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss, Mr.. and
Mrs. Larz Anderson, Mrs. Stans.
field, wife Of the Senator from Ore
gon; Mr.. and Mrs. Milton r.. Allies,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank s. Hight. Mr..
and Mrs. Bush Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. Julian Zolany, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles j. Bell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry de Sibour. Col. and Mrs.
Rivers, Mrs. Wade Ellis. Maj. and
Mrs. George Oakley Totten, jr.,
and Mai Gen. and Mrs. Fries.
Among those taking part in the
ID l. i~f
of Washington who before her re-
cent marriage was Jeanne Farnes,
the well.known French actress OF
the Renaissance Th eater in Paris.
number otSother pleasing num-
bers have been arranged by the
Countess d'Audiffret.
Arrangements have also been
made by the countess for n French
Carnival which will be held in the
Willard and Fairfax Rooms at the
New Willard Hotel on May 6when
there also will be dancing and cards.
The countess d'Audiffret recently
came to Washington from Canada
where she spent six months in the
interest of the French war orphans.
During the war, she was nurse
In the American hospital at Neuilly,
France and later was ."laced in
charge OF a movement 'to provide
relief for destitute Belgians. Later
she was placed in >aar9e OF relief
work among the French children
during which she has travelled for
about six years, not only through
France but In Spain. Northern
Africa and the Near Fast. being
entertained by the Kings OF Spain
and Greece and Queen Margaref of
Italy.
She came to the United States
accredited by the French foreign
office while her work has also
been endorsed and praised by the
Arch Bishop OF Paris and the Arch
Bishop OF Baltimore. Since arriv.
ing in Washington. the countess
has been entertained by the French
Ambassador and Nine. Jusserand.
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Afternoon Dances
Foe Washington Memorial.