The Washington herald., 1922-12-16
BALL AND PAGEANT
PRESENT GALA
SPECTACLE
Society Maids and Matrons
Participate in Elaborate.
Benefit for Woman's Univer-
sal Alliance.

"A BALL and pageant OF nations
"A last night closed a two-day
bazaar given at wardman Park
Hotel by the woman's Universal
Alliance for the benefit of the ex-
tension work of that organization.
The ball room and corridors Of the
hotel presented a gala scene with
the booths and their colorful deco
rations and the society maids and
natrons taking part in the page
ant or attending the booths, all in
costume. strolling about.
The pageant typified epochs in
the history of forty-seven nations
and was arranged under the direc-
ton of Miss Elsie Herman, head Of
the department of dramatic litera-
ture at Trinity College. about $50
society people taking part.
Dante's Beatrice, fifteenth CEN
tury. was represented by Miss
Fonrose Wainwright. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mayhem Vain
wright. The Misses Ruth Miller
Greene and Jessie Adkins were
the symbols of poetry and art of
that period. Miss Mary Hooper
and Mrs. Harry Lee Rust. jr.,
were the flagbearers of Italy.
Miss Annette Ashford represented
Good Queen Bess. in the English
group. symbols of the literature
and architecture of England were
portrayed by Miss Audrey Carter
and Miss Lillian Thompson. Miss
Virginia Selden and Miss Myra
Morgan carried flags of Great
Britain. Queen Margaret OF the
tenth century. Scotland. was rep
resented by Miss Margaret Hume.
The symbols of this group were
Miss Carol Wantes. Miss Agnes
Ashford, Miss Helen Hume and
Miss Katherine Sutherland. Ru-
mania's queen was Miss Elizabeth
TAYLOR Jones. Miss ZOlnay was
the symbol for Rumania, while
Miss Helen Griffin and Miss kath-
crime Wren were the standard
bearers. Jeanne dare OF france
was portrayed by Miss Dumont
of the French Embassy. The sym
bols of France were Miss Marllia
Hawley. Miss Caroline Stuart and
Miss Paul Dumont of the French
Embassy. The flag bearers for
this group were Miss Dumont, and
Miss Louise Anderson. Mime. For
mento took the part OF queen
Boran of Persia. seventh century.
Miss Nina h. LGnn and Miss En-
fly LOOney We're the Symbols
and the standard bearers were
Miss Katherine Radcliffe and Miss
Ethel Pilson. Queen Elizabeth.
thirteenth century. Hungary. was
represented by Mrs. Samuel
Kaufman. The symbols were
Miss Cecile Jones and Miss Eliza
beth Turner. and the standard
bearers. Miss Helen Campbell and
Miss Alice Milburn. For Spain.
isabelle was represented BY MISS
Dorothy Mondell. Miss virgin
McKenney and Miss Frederlca
McKenney were the symbols. ana
the standard bearers. Miss Ethei
Pilson and Miss Corrine stephen
There were also katherin" II,
eighteenth century. of Russia;
Maria Teresa. eighteenth CEN
turv. of Austria: Queen Brochn-
heilde, tenth century. OF Norway
the Great Woman. bride OF the
eixth century. of Ireland. ana
Anna Bins. of Holland: Japan was
made up of group from the
Japanese Embassy, a Japanese
lady taking the part of the God
dess of Happiness. with a won
dprfully artistic group. The Em-
press Of China was portrayed Dy
Mrs. Basil Gordon and group
OF girls who Wore Mrs. George
Barnett's famous Chinese COS
TUNES. Miss Katherine Dent was
Aspasia of Greece. There was
a group of beautiful girls in Gre
clan costumes. Princess Isabella
of South America and Queen Mar
Faret Of Denmark were other
parts. The Queen Of Hawaii was
Miss Esther Prayer. and Miss
Katherine Weller. Miss Virginia
Hume. Miss Helen Colbert. Miss
Margaret Sutherland were hula
hula girls. The Irish Queen was
Miss Eleanor Wheeler. The SYM
bols of Ireland were Miss Del
phine Heyl and Miss Dorothy
Warren. Miss Inga Bryn was
Norway's Queen. Miss Laura
Rryn and Miss Atala Kimmell
were the symbols. Sweden was
represented by Miss Eva Tidbad.
Mime. Stangler, wife OF the
charge d'affaires of CZecho-
slovakia. represented CZechOslO-
vakias great woman patriot.
Mrs. Elonzo Tyner and a group
of young matrons represented the
Red Cross of Switzerland. Nine.
sarmiento represented Persia.
And there were many others
worthy of note.
The guests were received by
Capt. and Mrs. c. c. Calhoun.
who were assisted by Mrs.
Charles Kerr. Nine. Alfaro. Mrs.
Harry Lee Rust. Mrs. S. NJ.
Rinehart. Mrs. Wade Ellis. Mrs.
William b. Lamar. Princess
Ghiva and Mrs. Charles Wet
more.
Among those who took boxes
were Countess SzeChenyi. Mrs.
George ID. Hone. Mrs. r. r.
Gown. Mrs. Walter Schoelkopf
and Mrs. Wilfred Du Puy.
Mrs. ] Wilfred DuPuy had in
her box Miss Carolyn Nash. Mrs.
MCCook Knox. Gen. William Nit
chell. Lieut.. Comdr. Robert Grif
fin. Major Wilfred Blount and
Alvarez dc Buenavista. OF the
Peruvian Embassy.
Miss Mary Morgan occupied the
box of Mrs. Charles Roughton
Orno.d and had ar,nnnp har r.rnsta