Evening star., 1923-04-04

flags representing the twenty nations
engaged in the world war. The various
posts which will occupy boxes will be
designated by the post colors. The
Forty and Eight organization has Sc
cured three boxes. which will be made
similar to the ones the "dougiboys"
used when being transported across
France to the front line trenches.
Among the members Of the diplomatic
from the American Legion to attend
the ball are the minister Of Panama and
Nine. de Alfaro, the minister Of the
Serb. Croats and Slovenes. DR.. A.
d'afraires and Mrs: Yung Kwai, the
Brazilian ambassador, Mr.. Augusta
Cochrane de Alencar. and the Belgian
ambassador and Baroness de Cartier de
Marchienne.
Mr.. Frank White. treasurer Of the
the guests in the box OF the American
Legion Auxiliary: Mr.. Louis A. Hill,
director of the bureau Of engraving
and printing!: Mr.. John Perry. assist
ant director; Mr.. John Hardy, chief Of
printing, Will be the guests Of Mr..
Francis F. Miller. commander Of the
! Bureau OF Engraving and Printing
Post: Maj. Daniel Sullivan. Mr.. George
| 3. watson and Mr.. George w. Wal
lace and Mrs. Wallace will be guests
Post.
Another feature of the ball will be
| the rendition for the first time of the
march entitled 'sThe American Le-
Trtsan and by H D. Of PSer tSs MA
rine Band. and the official music of the
American Legion Auxiliary. Call to
the Flag" both by the United States
| Marine Band, which will be under
the personal direction Of Capt VIII
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| The ushers. twenty In number. will
be selected from the membership of
the U. $. s. Jacob Jones Post Belleau
Wood Post, Jane A. Delano Post of
the American Legion and the Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary. They will each
wear a distinctive dress. representing
the twenty nations participating in
the war.
The committee in charge OF the
card party and dance to be held in
the New willard bathrooms tonight
by the Rubinstein Club includes: Mrs
| Howard Winfield Myers, chairman;
| Mrs. John w. Dawson, vice chairman
Mrs. Frank B. Lord. cards; Mrs. MI
ton L. Odell, music, with Mrs Will
| liam ]. Neulands and Mrs. William
Hammill assisting; Miss Isabel w
| Hacker. chairman of tickets; Mrs.
Herbert Woods, chairman of patron
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man Of decorations: Mrs l. NJ. Ham
let, publicity and finance. with Miss
Alice E. Broas assisting; Mrs. Har-
vey Lee Rabbit, chairman Of floor;
Mrs. George Q. orrin Wilcox. vice vice
James E. Dalgleish. Mrs. George Cor
bett. Miss Marian l. King: Mrs.
Thomas A. schilling. Miss Frances
Scherger, Miss Clara E. Stack. Mrs.
| Willard E. Buell.. Miss Mabel Mo
| ter johnston. Miss Florence Stein
brenner. Miss Isabel Hacker. Mrs
Milton c. White, Mrs Ralph Endicott
Mrs Hiram Johnson. Mrs 0. A Schlo-
| bohn and Mrs Howard Blandy.
patronesses: Mrs. Theodore Roose;,
veit. Mrs. Hugh Wallace. Admiral
L. E. Gregory. Mrs. Peter A. Drury'
Mrs. HOWARD l. Hedgkins; Mrs; Mrs
Mrs. Morris Hacker, Commissioner
| and Mrs. Edward c. Plummer, Mrs
yer. eHa jr.; Mr.: Isaac Cans, M5. Julius
T. Arthur Smith, Mr.. w. f. Kreteh-
ting, Mr., Clyde B. Aitchison, Mrs
ROVE Rowe. Mrs. Homer 1. Kilt. Mrs
Richard G. Fletcher. Mrs: Harold E
Doyle Mrs. John J. Stahl. Mrs. Ed
ward. L; Hutchins9n, Mrs; FenfoT Mes
Hoover Zook. Mrs. James c. pulin
w. Meyers. Mr. Charles E: Berry
Mrs. Carl F. stuhler, Mrs. Milton c
White, Mrs. Archer L. Haycock. Mrs
Ella Davis Lewis, Mrs: j.: II. Hanna
B. Lord. Mrs. William X: Benham
Mrs. Robert Hamilton Dalgieisn; h,s MISS
| Miss Elizabeth Winston. Mrs. Ethel
Holtzclaw Gawler, Mrs. Edouard Al