The Washington herald., 1922-11-14

| DunnOck. OF Baltimore; Dotn CLASS
mates of the bride at Goucher Col
lege. Baltimore. william e. BraIth.
waite will be best man for Mr.
Ledig. and. the ushers will be Ed
ward E. Krause and william J
Lineback. brother Of the bride
willard Haynie. barytone. will sing
several solos preceding the cere'
mony and the wedding music will
oe played By Ernest Z. Sparks, or
ganist OF the church.
Mr.. Ledig, who is In the Bureau
OF Standards. Is q native of CALI
their home In Washington.
Miss Ellen Olsen. of New York
City. has taken an apartment at the
Lee House for the winter.
| OPERA COMPANY NAMES
ART BALL COMMITTEE.
Among those who will serve on
the floor committee Of the Art ball
which the executive committe Of the
Washington Opera Company is CIV
Ing next Monday evening at the
New willard are: William Bowie
Clarke. chairman: DIR. ]. B. HUI
brecht. s. c. Lawrence. ]. de Lager
berg. Senior J. Alvarez de Buena-
vista, Michael Kwapiszewska, Arthur
Addison. Anthony Addison, Edou-
ard Albion. Robert Woods Bliss,
Lieut.. Comdr. Collin. Wilbur John
Carr, Col. Fred w. Coleman. Col.
Matthew A. Delaney, Col. Charles s.
Drake, William Phelps Emo. Col
William Eric Fowler. Maj. Reginald
Foster, Sterrett Cuttings, Rafael r.
Gown. Charles Noble Gregory
Comdr. Grimm. Capt. d. F. Gaillard.
Frederick c. Hicks, Edward A. Har.
riman. John B. Henderson. Col. F. c.
Jewell. Thomas Lloyd Jenkins. Dr.
L. s. Rowe. cuno H. Randolph. Man
ming Stead. Capt. Redmond Stevens
Frederick Stevens Alfred PembroK.
Thorn. Joseph e. Thropp. Maj. Charles
Trowbridge Tittman. Capt. luther
Col. Jennings Wise. Mark Reid Yates
and Philip Yeatman.
Tickets may now be obtained at
the willard. Shoreham and Ward.
man Park hotels.
Mrs. Edward Finkesstaedt. OF
Cleveland, Is the guest of her sister
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Mrs. Preston. widow of L. p. Pres
ton. the NeV York millionaire, Is
making an extended stay at Ward
man Park Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. George 8. Howard
of Malone. N. Y. are at the Lee
House for a few days, en- route by
motor to their winter home in Flor.
ida.
Frederic William Vile has gone
to Philadelphia to deliver an ad.
dress on political life in Washing.
ton. Later he will go to Princeton
N j.. where he will also make an
address.
Tne November meeting of the
washington Wellesley Club will be
held tomorrow at 4:3O in the priyats
dining room of the National Club OF
the American Association of Uni.
versfty Women. 1884 I street.
The annual charity ball for tn,
Childrens Hospital will be held OF
Monday. January 8, at the New Will.
lard Hotel. The ball committee con
sists of Mrs. John w. Davidge, Mrs
John F. Dryden. Mrs. Christian Her
ter. Mrs. Herbert S. Howard an,
Mrs. Richard H. Wilmer.
Mrs. Mary c. Stevens, of Boston
is at Wardman Park Hotel for ;
few days. She is accompanied &,
Miss Charlotte Foley, of Boston,
SALE OF DISABLED VETS
HANDlWORk BEGINS TODAY.
The sale OF articles made by th
patients of st. Elizabeth's and Noun
Alto hospitals. veterans of tn,
world war. opera at . o'clock thi
morning in the old Federal Banl
EuildinE at the corner of Four
teenth and G streets under the aus
pices OF the George Baldwin McCo,
Unit OF the American women's lie
Eion. The bank building has take,
on the airs of a real Christmas sho,
and there are beautiful things 10
sale at small price-quite enougl
to satisfy even the most fastidiou
members Of ones family at Christ
mas times. or ones friends.
Having charge there today, are
..
s. Easily Smith. Mrs. E. B. Book
miller. Mrs. Claude Brigham, Mrs
Allen Boyd. and Miss Mary Also
Cryder.
The articles made by the conva
+. lescent soldiers include baskets O
almost every conceivable size an
shape, trays in an equally great va
. riety: rugs. toys. bird houses. leathe
work. knitted articles n, tho ,ro,, .,
scarfs and caps and many splendid
woven rugs. There are also a mum
ber Of silk scarfs dyed in rainbow
tints.
Mrs. Jeannette II. Wade. OF Bos
ton. who is spending the winter II
Washington, will be the guest o
J honor at the first afternoon meetinj
of the. Anthony League tomorrow
J from to 6 o'clock at the new head
quarters of General Federation o
Women's Clubs. 1894 N street.
After the business meeting. fror
to 4 o'clock. Mrs. Redwood Van
desrift and Mrs. William J. Egber
will speak of their experiences dur
J ing their visit to Europe. A musica
program will be given by Mrs. Lot
tie B. Porterfield. accompanied b.
Mrs. Chester Adair. Mrs. Alfre
Hardeey will preside at the te
table. A special Invitation is ex
tended to the members OF the Prac
J tical Psychology Club and the Wis
itinS delegates to the convention q
the Order of the Eastern star.
The WASHINGTON Aiumnae Clul