The Washington times., 1922-12-10
BAZAAR AND BALL
OF ALL NATIONS
SET FOR THIS WEEK
Given For Benefit of
Women's Universal
Alliance.

PLANS for the colorful Bazaar
and Ball Of All Nations to
be given under the auspices OF
the Woman's Universal Alliance
for the benefit of the extension
work Of that organization at
Wardman Park Hotel. on Thurs
day and Friday. are nearing CON-
pletion. 1t was announced last
night by Mrs. Clarence Critten.
den Calhoun. president. New
names added to the list Of
patronesses are Mrs. Alfred Penn
broke Thorn, Mrs. Walter Tuck.
srman, Mrs. James Huntington
Turner. Mrs. Harold Walker, Mrs.
Cuno Rudolph. Mrs. Lewis Nixon
and Mrs. p. A. Drury. jr.
Among those who viii enter
tain box parties are Countess
szechenyi. Mrs. George d. Hope.
Mrs. r. r. Gown, Mrs. Walter
Schoelkopf and Mrs. wiifred Du
Puy.
A feature Of the Ball Of All
Nations will be the pageant
typifyins epochs in the history OF
the forty-seven nations to be
represented. under the direction
Of Miss Elsie Herman. head Of the
department of dramatic literature
at Trinity College. From all indi-
cations this event will be the most
pretentious ever undertaken In
the way Of pageantry in Wash
ington. More than $50 debutantes,
subdebutantes and popular matrons
were present at the first reheasal
hast Friday. Two or three dress
rehearsals will be held before Fri
day evening and on Tuesday
night Mrs. Calhoun win give q
dance in honor Of members Of the
cast for the pageant at Clifton,
the new home Of the alliance.
MINENT parts In the
pageant viii be taken by the
following:
The Misses Fonrose Wainwright.
Ruth Miller Greene, Jessie Adkins,
Mary Hooper, Annette and Agnes
Ashford, Audrey Carter. Lillian
Thompson, Virginia Selden, Myra
Morgan, Margaret Hume, Carol
wantes, Helen Hume, Katherine
Sutherland, Elizabeth Taylor
Jones, Helen Griffin. Katherine
Wren, Marilia Hawley. Caroline
Stuart. Paula Dumont, Of the
French. embassy; Louise Anderson.
Nina K. Lunn. Emily Looney.
Katherine Radcliffe. Ethel Pilson,
Cecile Jones, Elizabeth Turner,
Helen Campbell, Alice Milburn,
Dorothy Mondell, Virginia and
Frederica McKenney Corrine
stephens, Katherine Dent, Esther
Prayer, Katherine Weller. Virginia
Hume, Helen Colbert. Margaret
Sutherland, Eleanor Wheeler. Del
phine Heyl, Dorothy Warren, Inga
and Laura Bryn. Atala Kimmell
and Eva Tidbad. Nine. Formento.
Mrs. Basil Gordon and Mrs. Harry
L. Rust, IT., will also head groups.
T.EADING fashion shops Of
Washington viii be included
IN the gala array Of exhibition
booths, which win as nearly as
possible typify the various ma
tions. The latest creations in
style win be exhibited in q novel
manner. .s .s
For the second time In the his
tory Of Washington hostelries
novelty bazaar games Of skin win
be permitted. Sixteen Of the
forty1sight booths which win
adorn the fashionable hotel lobby
are to be devoted to these games
under the direction OF Richard
=. Jones jr. Society girls win
man the game booths wherever
possible. Handsome prizes win Be
siven by the game committee.
Special efforts are being made
20 stage attractions for children
both Thursday and Friday after
Moons. The committee in charge
OF arrangements for the bazaar
ana ball Of an nations IL endeav.
oring to have . toyiand display
for the kiddies.
"Uncle Remus" Tea
"A NJ