The Washington herald., 1922-11-30
BALL FOR BENEFIT
OF HOSPITAL is
BIG SUCCESS
Second Event Of Kind Of Sea-
con attracts Leaders from
All Different Sets Of Capital
.Society'to Brilliant Scene.

TUNE was when q charity
: ball was an event in wash
ington society.
But not % these days, The
social season 10 - crowded with
balls for this or that charity q
completely - . Sixteenth street
bus at closing time for the eov.
ernment departments. And peo-
pie continue to 90.
Toward the end Of the season
their interest begins to wans q
bit but early In the wintsr they
turn out - enthusiastically u
though that particular affair was
to be the only one Of the winter.
The Episcopal Eye. Ear and
Throat Hospital ball At the New
Willard last evening had the ad-
vantage not only Of being one Of
the principal ones Of the season
but the second event Of the kind
this season.
Everyone was there. Either to
dance or to look on a. the young.
sters. those either young In years
or spirit. frolcked.
COMMANDER C. r. JEWELL.
always a keynote Of business
success for a party, made the
introducitons. The receiving line
was headed by Mrs. David Meade
Lea, president of the board Of
lady managers and chairman Of the
ball committee: Mrs. Walter R
Tuckerman, chairman Of the box
committee. and Miss Charlotte
Harding. daughter of the Bishop
Of Washington.
Bishop Harding and Miss Hard
ing had as guests in their box
Miss Douglas. Mrs. Alfred Hard
ing, tr., Miss Miriam Smith, of Le
Grande, Ore; Mrs. w. Kelsey
Schoets, Of Cincinnati. Ohio; Har-
rison Fuller. DR.. William B. Sims
and DR.. James Hawfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Edwards
entertained in their box Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert ". Fleming. Miss
Alice Milburn. Miss Louise Ander-
son, Miss Martha Hawley, Miss
Virginia Edwards. Lieut.. Herman
Pohl. Maj. Xenophon Price, II.
Crocker and Mr.. McFadden.
FORMER Senator and Mrs. Ma
than B. Scott had among
the guests In their box Mrs. Guy
Scott. Miss Leila Scott, Miss Anne
Scott, and Nathan B. Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas M. Chat
ard had in their box Admiral and
Mrs J. K. Robinson, Miss Cath
arine Radcliff, Mrs. Charles B.
Howry, Alvarez de Buenavista
Of the Peruvian Embassy, and
DR.. Charles Noble Gregory.
Mrs Emerson H. Lscum en-
tertained In her box Gen. and
Mrs. Charles Keller, Mai. and
Mrs. w. A. Borden. DR.. Daniel L.
Borden and Maj. and Mrs. Rich.
ard LaGarde.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Meade Lea
entertained in their box Mrs.
Victor Kauffmann. Mrs. Clarence
richmond Day, Mr.. and Mrs,
Walter Tuckerman. Mrs. Alexan.
der L. Pope and her niece, Miss
Catherine Francis, Canon De-
Vries. Rev. William Pettus, the
rector Of st. Marks Church, DIR.
Lessinoff Of the Bulgarian lesa-
ton and Vladimir Goutesha of
the Serbian legation.
JUDGE AND MRS. WILBUR
TURNER had as guests in
their box Senator and Mrs. Jones,
Mrs. Leila Smith, Admiral and
Mrs. Harry p. Huse and George
Crocker. OF New York.
Representative and Mrs. Ira
Copley gave their box to Miss
Frances Hampson, who enter.
tained a group of young people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Pembroke
Thorn had among the guests in
their box the District Commits
sioner and Mrs. Cuno Rudolph.
The Assistant Attorney General
and Mrs. Guy Despard Goff had
in their box Mr.. and Mrs. Frede-
rick Sherwood Dunn, Miss Roas-
lind Wright, Miss I Catherine
Wharton, Miss Louise Goff, Rep
resentative Carroll Reece and
Ralph Hill.
Captain and Mrs. Hayne Ellis
gave their box to Miss Groce,