The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-01-09
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Thorwarth. Miss Leona Brown. Mis-.
Estelie Morrison and Miss Jean NJ.
Helbiing.
The musical program will con-
sist OF a group Of piano solos nv
Dora Minovlch, the talented YOUTH
full pupil Of Henry r. Kaspar: So
prano solos by Miss Ruth Peter
with Miss Doris Thornette at the
plano; selections on the harm by
Miss Curtis Regain, of Baltimore:
mezYo contralto solos by Miss cleo
Scanland. accompanied on the piano
by Miss Doris Thornette, and yIo-
lin solos by Joseph Finocchiare, pu-
pill Of Henri sokolove duet by Miss
Peter and Miss .Scanland with Miss
Thornette at the piano. STAFFORD
Pemberton. former dance partner of
Maude Allen. Of London; Gertrude
Hoffman and Mae Murray in mas de
seul dances and dance demonstra-
tons. Rudolphe de Zapp. preside mt
Of the society. will make the pre-
sensations. There will be dancing.
The annual meeting Of the Club
Of Colonial Danes was held At the
clubhouse on K street last Friday.
The following officers were elected
President. Mrs. Charles G. Mat
thews: first vice president. Miss
Elizabeth B. Bliss: second vice
president, Mrs. II. Bradley David.
son; treasurer. Miss Sophie Casey;
recording secretary. Mrs. Edwin
Field Parham: corresponding secre-
tary. Mrs. Morris L. CroxalI: gov
ernors. Mrs. Marcus Benjamin, Mrs.
Richard Ewer Thornton and Mrs.
Arthur Lee.
Miss Janet Richards will address
the meeting of the Colonial Danes
this afternoon at the clubhouse.
Plans for the first subscription
dance of George Washington Post,
No. 1. American Legion, are being
perfected by a committee, consist
ing of three OF the youngest le-
gionaires OF the post. 1t is planned
to bold the dance on Thursday even
ing. February 2, at Mrs. Dyer S, 1917
r street northwest.
Invitations to the dance will he
sent every legion member, in the
District of Columbia department Of
the legion. In addition. the general
public will be invited TO attend.
Among some OF the celebrities
who are expected to attend, are:
Charles B. Hanford. the actor: Id
die Rickenbacker. If he arrives in
Washington in time; ". N Will
Jams. the Oldest veteran Of the
world war. who is IS years OF age.
E. Lester Jones, thu father oc the
American Legion. and watson B.
Miller. the Departmental comman-
der of the legion.
On Wednesday, December IS. the
Theta Alpha Chi Sorority gave their
annual Christmas dance az the Co.
lumbia Country Club. The commit
tee in charge Of the dance consisted
OF Misses Bertha Graf. Margaret
Fleharty and Marion Gessford.
Miss Janet Richards who lectured
last week before large audiences in
Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York. will give her usual Monday
talk on Vital Issues. Home and
Foreign" this morning at the
Knickerbocker Theater, when she
will emphasize foreign affairs, in
GLIDING the Cannes conference, the
coming monetary conference. and
the Little Entente: Will 1t Be Elk
tended to Include Austria and Hun
gary?" The talk begins at l0:i5
o'clock.
At o'clock this afternoon Miss
Richards will address the Colonial
DANES Club on the more interest
ing features of her recent trip &c
France and the American military
scne on the Rhine.
Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe will re-
ceive on Mondays after o'clock
as usual, beginning today.