The Washington times., 1922-05-12

York, where they have had an apart.
ment at the Rtz-Carlton since their
return from Bermuda, where they
spent the winter.
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The Military Attache Of the French
Embassy and Nine. Dumont enter
tained at luncheon yesterday, when
their guests were Counselor Of the
Belgian Embassy and Nine. de Selys;
the naval attache of the French en-
bassy, Captain Rigai; the Commercial
Attache Of the French Embassy and
Mime. Heilmann, and the assistant
military attache. Major Dubreui.
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Mrs. Grafton Minot, who will be in
charge Of the Salvation Army candy
booth at the horse show, will be as
sisted by Mrs. John Heard and Mrs
John Phillip Hill, and Miss Louisa
Hoar. Both this and the flower booth
In charge of Mrs. Theodore Roose-
welt, r., and Mrs. J. Mayhem Vain
right, will also have the services OF
several popular debutantes.
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The Minister Of Czechosiovakia and
Mis-. Stepanek will be the guests OF
honor Of the Women's National Press
Club at their weekly luncheon on
Monday in the club room Of the
Cafe Madrellen.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin v. Killian.
of 2001 Sixteenth street, will leave
town this evening for Ashville, N. c.,
to spend a week.
Maurice Browne, who Is to speak
tonight at the Woman's National
Foundation on The New Movement
in the American Theater," 10 the
house guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sharles
J. Bell at Twin Oaks" Mr.. Browne
NAV be said to be the pioneer In the
little theater movement in this coun-
try, and has managed a number Of
little theaters, including one IN Chi
cago and one last season in Seattle,
Wash. In the latter, Robert Bell
was a member Of the company and
closely associated in the manage
ment with Mr.. Browne.
This will be the third OF the Fri.
day evening drama talks, arranged
by Mrs. Forrest, to be held at the
woman's National Foundation. The
lecture will be at $3.50 o'clock. and
! the speaker IL to be introduced by
Mrs. Forrest.
In addition to the season tickets
already Issued. single tickets for Mr..
Brownies talk may be had at the
foundation this evening.
Congressman and Mrs. George p.
Codd, OF Detroit, Mich. have re
opened their apartments in the
Burlington Hotel.
Dinner Parties Precede
Victory Costume Ball.
I Many dinner parties will precede
the Victory Ball. which is to be
held tonight at the Wardman Park
for the benefit Of the George Wash.
ington Memorial Many OF the dip.
lomatic set will go on to the ball
from the reception for the Peru.
Wan and Chilean delegates which
Secretary OF State Hughes is to give
earlier in the evening at the Pan,
American building.
The proceeds of the affair will 60
to swell the fund for the District
OF Columbia quota Of s260.O00 in the
national fund OF $7,500,000. the
estimated cost OF the construction
and endowment of the memorial.
Mrs. Judah Howe Sears. who is
chairman OF the ball committee, and
is also a member Of the Women s
Advisory Council OF the George
Washington Memorial Association
will receive the guests, and Mrs. /
Thomas Hagner, OF the committee
will have general supervision Of the
| arrangements. They will be assisted
by a group Of young girls wearing
fancy costumes who will act as a
floor committee. Miss Annette Ash
ford is chairman OF this committee
and her associates are the Misses
Madeline Austin, Alvina Bohlen
Charlotte Clarke. Agnes Ashford