The Washington herald., 1922-04-21
LONG SUBSCRIPTION LIST
FOR BOXES At POLO BALL.

rev IT any pONeS aNallable Tor last
minute purchasers for this years
polo ball. The list of box holders
is already a long one. and is being
added to day by day. The event
will be held May l at the New
willard and judging from last
years ball, will he one of thu lar.s-
est and most brilliant so"ial o.oa.
sionS of the season. Tne sub
scriDers for boxes thus far inclIdes
the Secretary Of the Treasury A.
w. Mellon. Mrs. George u. HOPE,
William T. Emo. Mrs. H wilfrid
Du Puy. Mrs Peer Goclet Gerry,
Horace Luttrell, Mrs. 5. B. Elkins,
Selator Walter Edge, the British
Embassy, Mrs. Charles Boughton
Wood Robert ". Bliss. Larz An
derscn Senator l.. c. rhipps. Col.
r. NJ. Thompson, Senator w. B
Edward B. Mclean. Robert Brook
ings, Joseph Letter. Frank Noyes
and A. B. Legare. The bah will be
attended by a large army con-
tingent as we'll as the diplomatic
set and those enthusiastic in riding
and polo.
The Southern Society OF Wash
ington will hold a meeting at the
City Club, 1920 street on Mon
day evening at s p. m. There will
be a musical and literary program
following the business session and
dancing at $3.50.
The Nassar alumnae chapter will
give a card party for the benefit
of the Vassar College salary en-
dowment fund on Tuesday after
noon at 2400 Sixteenth street.
Among the patronesses is Mrs. ].
Mayhem Wainwright, wife OF the
Assistant Secretary of War. Mrs.
Louise Sherer, of Meridian Man
sions, Is in charge of the arrange
ments. Tables and individual tick
cts may be obtained from her or
from Mrs. Hubert Fisher at the
ST. Nicholas.
The French section OF the Wom-
ans City Club. recently organized
by Miss H. H. Arnold. held it's
weekly dinner Tuesday evening in
the clubs dining room. These din
ners are for the purpose of promot-
ing French conversation and are
under the direction of Nine. NJ
Armenou.
Among those present were Mme.
ArmenOu. Miss Arnold. MIS-. John
Boyd. Mrs. Mary G. Kelley. Miss
Little, Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Edward
Gordon Rogers. Mrs. F, Roundey,
Mrs. Ella S. Stewart. Mrs. George
Earkley Taylor. Mrs. La Narre and
Mrs. r. F. Woodward
MISS ALTA LEGEAR
MARRIEs G.. L.. GARRISON.
Miss Alta B. LeGear. OF Waco,
Tex. and G. l.. Garrison, OF Garri
sonville. Va. were married last
E. Church. South, DR.. Clovis c.
Chappell officiating. Miss Mabel r.
Houston was the maid of honor and
j. Lee Webb best man. Claude c.
Donaldson, of Texas; W. Clark
King, of Tennessee; Henry Y.
Gculdman and DIR. Norman Perrine
were ushers.
The bride wore a white taffeta
dress with bridal veil and carried a
shower bouquet OF roses and lilies
of the valley, while the maid of
honor wore an orchid georgette
dress with hat to match and car
=led pink roses.
Mrs. Garrison Is the eldest daugh-
ter of DR.. and Mrs. Newton George
LeGear. of Waco. Mrs. Garrison
is OesCSHueu from one OF the OlQcSt
families OF Virginia and is en-
ployed at the Department Of Agri-
culture,
After an extended wedding trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrison will reside
on Corcoran street.
Mrs. John A. KratZ and Mrs Gra-
ham Powell. a committee named to
arrange for a card party for the
benefit of the Travellers Aid Society,
at the Burlington Hotel. Monday,
announce plans as nearing compile
tio.
Those who have subscribed are
Mrs. w. H. Brownson. Mrs. Fried
rick Delano. Mrs. Truman Newberry,
Mrs. William Ritter, Mrs, Henry
Fry, Mrs. Myron L. Story, Mrs. E.