The Washington times., 1922-02-17

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s. Crags, Mrs. Lindley Ii. Hadley.
Mrs. Cleveland A. Newton, Mrs.
Percy Quin, Mrs. w. A. Rodenberg'
Mrs. John NJ. Rose. Mrs. Wade
Ellis and Mrs. Quatrone. wife OF
the Italian high commissioner.
A group of young girls will CO.
operate in entertaining the guests.
Vocal and instrumental selections
will be rendered during the after
noon, --
The Chief Justice. William Howard
Taft. will return from New York
Sunday morning to address the mass
meeting to be held at the National
Theater at 3 o'clock under the
auspices Of the George Washington
Memorial and Victory Building Assoc
citation to open their campaign for
funds. The second speaker will be
Col. John Temple Graves. Mrs.
Logan Feland Is to sing, accom-
panied by the Marine Band. The
campaign is a national one and
Washington quota il $3.50 600. The /
President has sent out letters to all
Of the governors in the country to-
start the campaign in their respec-
tive States.
Mrs. Charles Cromwell, who is on
the publicity committee for raising
w . hu'NoJ iNiu "a 1
at her residence yesterday afternoon
to organize the publicity campaign.
She will be aided by a team OF
twenty young ladies, headed by Miss
Mildred Bromwell Assisting her will
be Miss Sidney Webb, Miss Cornelia
Vanderbilt, Miss Elizabeth Kemp,
Miss Louise Ross Todd. Princess
Bertha Cantacuzene, Miss Betty
Connolly. Miss Gladys Chapman
Smith, Miss lngegard WaLlenberg,
Miss Gladys Hinckley. Miss jane
Story, Miss Anna Iiamlin, the Misses
Montgomery, Miss Louise Littauer,
Miss Camilla Sewall and Miss
Ramona Lefevre. These girls will
be ushers at the mass meeting Sun.
day and they will be found at three
banks, Riggs, Federal and Metro
politan, all day, beginning with to-
day and through next week, where
they will distribute literature, give
Information about the drive and sell
pins. -
Michio Itow, who danced recently
at the home of Mrs. George Van
derbilt. before an audience repre-.
senting some OF the most distin-
guished names in Washington, will
Congressional Club this Afternoon,
Next Tuesday night the general
public Will have an opportunity to
Zee him in his justly famous Fox
Dance" on the Central High School
stage which is. in Mr.. Itaw's opinion.
just about big enough for this AMI.
mated performance. MiChio Itow
worked on the rhythms and steps
~ this dane" for three Years be-
fore he was satisfied with it, 1t is
now one Of the dances he considers
... 'at representative Of his art, and
he likes TO tell how he and the
composer OF the music worked out
the performance. studying the mo-
tions OF foxes in the London zoo,
and practising runs and jumps on
Hampstead Heath. The fox IL in
japanese folklore god and with
this in mind, in addition to his
close observation OF the little ami
NAL, Mr. Itow has evolved a most
interesting and unique dance.
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The Washington Chapter OF Trim
ity College Alumnae Assoc ia ton will
hold its eighth annual dance at the
New Willard, Friday evening, Febru-
airy II. This dance. which is one of
the most popular dances of the sea-
son. promises to exceed all previous
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tendance.
Many members from the diplo-
matte and various social sets Of
Washington have significd their In.
tention of being present. The Off.
GERS OF the association. Miss Maude
.kiss aGaynor, Miss Margaret Callahan
and Miss Isabelle Cain. together with
the former presidents of III" chapter,
'-A4sssI.awrence V. GrOgan, Miss Jose
phine Wimhatt and Mrs. Wi liam +.
O'Donnell, will assist in the receiving
line.
The patronesses include Madam
.Tusserand, Madame Riano. Baroness
de Cartier de MarChienne. Madame
Calderon, Mrs. William Howard Tar,
Mrs. Albert Fall, Miss Mabel Board.
man. Mrs w. S. r nson, Mrs.
Thomas Carter, Mrs. Milton f. Allies.
Mrs. Charles Craig, Mrs. /. Eris
Powell, Mrs. Frank Powers. Mrs.
.Iohn De1smore, Mrs. William Cough
ter. Mrs. f. A. w Gleason. Mrs.
Charles Camalicr, Mrs. Rafael Shana.
felt. Mrs. J. q. Haskell. Mrs. Daniel
J. Callahan. Mrs. Thomas Lane. Mira.
James Hartnett, Mrs r bert l..
Graves, Mrs. John Cammack. Mrs.
James ]. Walsh. Mrs. Carl HonninC,
Mrs. Joseph A. Phelan, the Misses
Kerby, Miss Rebecca Shanlny. Mrs.
Char es Marbury, Mrs. James Cahl,l.
Jr., Mrs. George Weschler. Miss Elsie
Herman, Miss Minnie Carroll, Mrs. NJ.
F. Phelan. Mrs. Peter Drury. Mrs. Z.
J. Nee, Mrs. NJ. r. Horton. Mrs. A. G.
Bentley, Mrs. =. J. Smyth, Mrs. J.
Leo Kolb, Mrs. Paul Pleyden and
Miss Elizabeth Moore.
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Mrs. Ruth Sweeney entertained
Monday evening, February 1S, at a
Valentine supper given in honor OF
her daughter, Miss Anna Sweeney.
There were thirtv-six guests.
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The American Remount Associa-
ton will give its second impromptu
horse show at the Riding and Hunt
Club at o'clock, Friday. March 3.
: Competitions will be open to Of
ficers Of the army, navy and marine
corps, their families and friends. and
/ to members Of the Riding and
, Hunt Club. their families and friends.
Ribbons will he awarded for the
first, second, third and fourth places.
Who Is the most shape,y girl In
the whole world? NGu will find
phOtpgr1phs of her in Tho \N,Sbiuy