Evening star., 1922-12-03
Groups of Debutantes
To Appear in Pageant,
Ball of All Nations
Entertainment Decerber IS
at Wardman Park Hotel.
Under Auspices Of Wom-
ans Universal Alliance.

Groups OF debutan'es for the
nageant to be given In connection
with the ball of all nations under
the auspices of the Womans Uni
versal Alliance. at Ward;nan Park
, Hotel. December Is. Were formed at
meeting of the dehutantes last
week. Other groups are Il. process OF
formation. and complete plans will be
made at meeting to be held this
week. according 70 an announcement
made last night by Mrs. Clarence
Crittcnden Calhoun. president of the
; alliance
Miss Elsie Herman, WHO VIII direct
the pageant, has arranged the groups
as follows:
Dante's Beatrice. ff'een;h century.
will be represented by Miss t'onros"
Wainwright. daughter of Mf and
Mrs. j. Maybe. - Wainwrigh. The
Adkins will be the symbols OF poetry
AVID art of that Her;od. Miss Mary
Hooper and Mrs Harry Lee Rust. j-..
; will be the tiagh r"rs of Italy. Miss
p tnHette 'Shfc'' wi! ->,-" -rn GoOd
. Queen Bess. in the English group.
symbols Of hr literature and archi-
lecture Of Ea"land viii b. portrayed
y Miss Audrey car er and Misc Lii
liam Thompson Miss Virginia '.lden
and Mss Myra Norsan WI c,rry
garet of the teri, century, Scotland,
, VII be- represented by Miss Margaret
Hume. The symbols Of ;i,,a Group
i'll he Miss Carol Wantes. Miss
Agnes Ashford. Miss Helen Humc and
Miss katherine Sutherriand; Ru-
Taylor Jones Miss zolncy will be
he symbol for Rurania. AL Miss
'Ie'en Griffin and Miss Katherine
N""n VII be ~ st""d"r' i'a"'"a,
Jeanne dare OF France will be por-
rayed by Miss i)umont of lie t'r> ?:
embassy. The symbols of France viii
be Miss Martha Hawiey Miss Caro-
inc Stu"rt and Miss "aul n'"-o"t
OF the French embassy. The flag
bearers tor ,his group will be Miss
i Nine. formc" 20 will take the part of
/ queen Koran of Persia. seventh CEN
ury. Miss ,.iin, X. Iu"n and Miss
! Emily LooneE will be the symbols.
| and the standard bearers are Miss
katherine Radclire and Miss Ethel
century. Hungary, will he represent
ed by Mrs. Sa'ru"l Hartmann TIL
symbols will he Miss Cec.le Jones and
'iss FL zabeth Turner. and the stand
Miss Alice hrflburn. For Spain. Isa-
| belle will be represented by Miss
Dorothy Mondell. Miss Virginia Nc
f; NeLney and Miss Frederica Mcken-
ney will be the symbols. and the
| standard bearers. Miss Ethel Pilson
J a~d Miss Corri"e stephen.
, There are parts Lains chosen for
! Katherine II. eighteenth century Of
/ Russia; Maria Teresa. eigh .eentlt
/ century Of Austria: Queen Brochnheil- :
| dc. tenth century Of Norway: the
Great Woman. bride Of the sixth, cen
4 u i,,S of
Holland. Japan will be MADE up of 4
| group from the japanese embassy a
Japanese lady taking part of the
Goddess of Happiness with a wonder
China will be portrayed by Mrs. Basil
Gordon and group of girls who will
! wear Mrs. George Barnetts famous
| Chinese costume. Miss Katherine Dent
| will be Aspasia Of O.. ce. Tr"r" will
be a group of beautiful girls in Gre
| clan costumes. Princess Isabella of
South America and Queen Margaret
! of Denmark. are other parts yet to
be flied. TIE Queen of Hawaii will
be Miss Esther Prayer. and Miss
catherine Weller. Miss Eireinia
/ Hume. Miss Helen Colbert. Miss Mar
/ garet Sutherland. will be hula hula
! girls. The Irish Queen will be Miss
! Eleanor Wheeler. The symbols of Ire
land will be Miss Delphine Heyl and
| Miss Dorothy Warren. Flag bearers
| LOT ms group Will oe named later.
| Miss 1nga Bryn will be Norway's
queen, Miss Laura Bryn and Miss
! Atala Kimmell. will be the symbols.
Sweden VII be represented by Miss
Eva Tidbad.
The completed list soon will be an
nounced. Many of the young lad 'es
who were present at the last meet
ing of the committee for arrange
{ ments of the pageant and who were
i not given parts will be formed in
, groups at the next meeting
; The ball of all nations promises in
all details to be the most unique of the
: Season. All Of the booths exh;bit:rg z
, ti,c latea: creations vii! include Tie
=: wares Of the leading merchants #
F.; Washington and NeE Yorf. i'niiad"l- =
, plIia and Baltimore firms VIII also
F., show the rarest displays for the
| benefit of the extension work of the
| Woman's Universal Alliance.