Evening star., 1922-11-15
Buds of This and Other
Seasons Help Opera Ball.

Seasons Help Opera Ball.
A large group Of the most popular
members of the younger social set of
Washington have accepted member
art ball. which Is being given by the
Washington Opera Company, at the
New Willard next Monday evening.
Miss Gladys Hinckley is the chairman
iof the committee. and among those
who have already accepted are Miss
Louise Anderson. Miss Evelyn N.
Wadsworth. Miss Annette Ashford.
Miss Marcia Chaplin, Miss Barrine
Drake. Miss Evelina Gleaves. Miss
Elizabeth Hanna. Miss Frances Hamp-
son, Miss Elizabeth Taylor Jones, Miss
Neville Johnson. Miss Dorothea Nor
gan. Miss Anna Montgomery. Miss
Mary Montgomery, Miss Dorothy Mon
dell. Miss Mitchell. Miss Carolyn Nash,
Miss Dorothy Reed. Miss Virginia Sell
den. Miss Elizabeth Turner. Miss Lii
lian Thompson, Miss Dorothy Warren,
Miss Patricia Ainsa, Miss Anne We'll
Ter, Miss Elizabeth Walter and Miss
Frances Wright.
Miss Lila j. Mason of Brandywine.
| Nd, and Mr.. James Murray Duley of
Groom station, Md, were married last
| evening at the home Of the Rev. John
Paul Tyler, 908 Massachusetts avenue
| northeast. After the wedding the
| young couple left Washington for
| Norfolk. where they will spend their
honeymoon.
Additional patronesses for the in
| ternational ball to be given at the
! New Willard Hotel Monday evening.
Robert f. Lee Chapter. u. d. c., in
clude Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes. Mrs.
| Amos II. Norris. Mrs. Elliott Woods,
Mrs. H. F. Cary. Miss Katherine Eslin.
Miss G. G. Bright. Mrs. Robert Van
| horn Willett. Mrs. I. V. Walker.
| The young ladies who are taking an
active part in making the ball a sue
| ess are Miss Esther McVann. Miss
Margaret Mansfield. Miss Jacqueline
Mansfield. Miss Winefred De Voc.
liza Guide. Miss Sarah Thrift. Miss
Katherine Gutelius. Miss Virginia
Hereford. Mrs. Earl Carbaugh. Mrs.
E. c. Brokmeyer. Mrs. Edna Bennet.
Miss Pearl Clark. Miss Lillian Nor
gan. Miss Phyllis Held. Miss Eliza
Miss Lorena c. Dorr, Miss Mildred
Warwick, Mrs. jeanette Gray. Miss
Lucille Carwood. Miss Marie Nelson.
Mrs. Russell Conn. Miss Eryie Hat
ton. Miss Vernia Hatton. Miss Kath-
crime Roby. Mrs. w. r. Presley, Miss
Claire Froeber. Miss Florence Lam
|Aman and Mrs. Bell c. Riley.
I The international ball is given for
the charitable purposes of Robert f.
Lee Chapter of the Daughters of the
| Confederacy. OF which Mrs. Jesse An
thony. jr., is president.
There will be a reception to Rev.
land Mrs. Richards at the Hotel
monday evening. November 20, from
1880 to 1890 o'clock.
Mr.. Richards is the new assistant
Ipastor of the First Congregational
lChurch. The reception is given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Cato. proprietors Of the
IRichards are staying. There are no
|cards. but all friends and members of
1.-THE church are invited.
DR.. and Mrs. W. f. Stafford will be
1.-The hosts at the Arts Club dinner to-
morrow evening. The after-dinner
program will be given by Miss Helen
calhoun and Mr.. Charles Ferry, the
IcompoSer-pianist.
| Mrs Henry Rae of Pittsburgh has
returned to Washington, and is at
the Shoreham. Mrs. Rae Is one of the
most active members of the Red
Cross Society, and is here in connec-
tion with the drive.
Mrs. Mary Roberts Rinehart. re-
Gently elected honorary member OF
the College Women's Club. is to be
present at the tea to be given at the
clubhouse Monday afternoon. Novem-
Der 20. The program is to be a talk
| by DR.. Arthur D. Call, traveller and
writer, on "Can There Be Peace in
Europe?" Miss Carrie NJ Davis, first
vice president of the club. is hostess
for the afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs. c. A. Matley. from
Jamaica, who are planning to re-
main in Washington for the winter.
are stopping at the Cairo Hotel.
Mrs. Isaac Pearson. former ma
tional president of the League: of
American Pen Women, and her sis
ter. Mrs Katharine Bovee. a mem
Der of the organization. having rent
ed their. Washington home for the
winter. have spent a few weeks in
New York city, prior to sailing on
Miami. Fla. by the Mallory line. Mrs:
Bovee has taken a bungalow at
Miami and Mrs. Pearson will remain
with her for several months. becom-
ing associated with the Florida
branch of the League of American
Pen Women, which has it's headquar-
ters at the Plaza Hotel, Miami. and
is active throughout the state.
Mrs. Frank Russell, chairman, and
other members of the public interests
committee, will be the hostesses at
the tea for members at the National
Club of tho American Association of
University Women, 1884 street, to-
day, from 4 to 6 o'clock.