The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-30
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Mrs. Lee Carey. Mrs. E. r.. StitL,
Mrs. James *. Jones, jr., Mrs, John
Small. Mrs. .SliddeIl. Mrs. John
Paul Jones. Mrs. Nelson, Mrs.
Burnside, Mrs. Arthur Skinnef,
Mrs. Dean Owen, Mrs. Read, Mrs.
Nathaniel Mcclure, Mrs. Hinck
ling, Mrs. Ashley Gould. Mrs.
Snodgrass, Mrs w. X. Butler, Mrs.
Ennalls Wagganlan, Mrs. Wicker
sham, Mrs. Smith, Miss Treadwell.
Mrs. Edwin Frank, Mrs. Giner. Of
Baltimore, Mrs. Crisp, Mrs. Berlholf,
Mrs. Norris, Mrs. Edwin Branden
burg, Mrs. A. Lisner, Miss Dur.
ant; Mrs. James Alexander Mrs Ora
ham Powell, Miss Snyder,
Mrs. Wolf, Mrs. Wyville, Mrs,
Hickling, Mrs. James Howard, Mrs.
Walter Gait Mrs. Minnegerode,
Mrs. Lewis Kitchener, Mrs. Lapp,
Mrs. Schneider, Mrs. McCeney,
Mrs. Beal Wyatt, Miss Beauvais,
Miss Nave, Mrs. Arthur Butman,
Mrs. Anna Perkins Stewart, Mrs
Robert Fletcher, Mrs. George Ken.
nedy. Mrs Balloch. Mrs. Newman,
Mrs. Miller, Miss Shaw, Miss Mar:
garet Moore, Mrs. Louis Montfort,
Mrs. Bernard Smythe, Mrs. Hugh 4.e
Clair Mrs. Florence. Mrs. Lawrence
Jones; Mrs. Wyatt Noting, Mrs. 1slo-
cum, Miss Ruth Stoddard, Miss Mar
garet. West, Miss Nancie Benoist,
Miss Elizabeth Stiles, Miss Norvell
Mumford, Miss Mary Stitt, Miss
Adelaide Douglass, Miss I.ilita
Dawson. Miss Mary Elizabeth
Thompson, Miss Gill of Baltimore,
Miss Ida Cockey. Miss Betty Byrne,
Miss Nancy Hamilton, Miss Evelyn
Gordon, Miss Wolf, Miss Hannah
Moore Keith, Miss Margaret Mich
ell, Miss Biddle, Mrs. Philip Welker,
Mrs. Sauerwein, Mrs. Shovel, Ms.
Williams, Mrs. Pheatt and Mrs.
Msrryweather Jones.
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Mrs. Frederick w. Mackenzie an
tertained a. small group of girls at
luncheon today for her sub-deb
daughter, Miss Carolyn Mackenzie,
who later took her guests to Keith's
for the matinee.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Brawner will be
hosts at a dance tonight In their
home on Leroy place for their
schoolgirl daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Brawner. There will be about sixty
guests. A buffet supper will be
served late in the evening.
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Mr.: and Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor
are entertaining this afternoon from
to o'clock in their home in
Eighteenth street for their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
vile Bell Grosvenor, and their
daughter, Miss Gertrude GrosVehor.
Assisting Mrs. Grosvenor are Mrs.
Taft, Wife Of the Chief Justice; Mrs.
Theodore .Noy9e, Mrs. Charles Bell,
Mrs. William Mather Lewis and Mrs.
Frederick Colviile. In the group of
young girls assisting are Miss Lillian
GrosVenOr,. Miss Mabel GrosVenor,
Miss Alice Mann, Miss Halle Brooks,
Miss Margaret Yaru, Miss M. Lillian
Burke, Miss Louise johnson, Miss
Mary Healey, of Pottstown, Pa; Miss
Rosatie Pilot, of New York and
Miss Susan Campbell.
Miss Grosyenor, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor, enter
tanned at dinner last evening in
compliment to her brother and sis,
ter-in.law.. Mr.. and Mrs. Melville
Bell Grosvenor. The other guests
Siddons,. Congressman and Mrs. +.
Carroll Reece, Mr.. and Mrs. ThCo-
dore Moves, Miss Natalie Hammond.
Miss Tnger Bryn, Miss Mary Louise
Johnson, Miss Cecil Lester Jones,
Miss Mary Healy, Miss Beatrice
Henderson, Miss Lillian Grosvenor.
Henry Lee, Frederick Coville, En-
sign Joseph Wenger, Ensign Elliott
g.
Mr.. johnson, William Boutwell, a,I1
Oscar Sewell.
GENERAL DANCING TO BE
FEATURE OF BAL BOHEME.
The most colorful costume ball
of the new year. the Bal Bohenle
of the Arts Club of Washington,
which is to be held in the Willard
ball roOIas OH Monday evening of
next week, January 18th, beginnEls
at $3.50. will this season feature gel.-
eral dancing duIing the greater part
OF the eVenir 3 by the gayly COS
TUNED thronG. continuing until d
late hour. s'-.--'.'.'...,
The pageant. called THE Second
Judgment of. Paris" arranged by
the ball chairman, Carlton Van VAL
kenburg. WIFI commence promptly
at 1880, and win last exactly thirty
minutes, but in that short perkd
will be resented "a, brilliant spec
tacle Of the Arts. each episode to
be sponsored by leading ART patron
of the Capital. Mrs. Walter Tuck
erman is sponsor for the frs: cpl
cd A Il. 4,
is being given by the leading archi-
tects in the Washington Chapter of
the American Institute Of Architects,
directed bv Lynch Luquer.
Mrs. Minnigerods Andrews will
sponsor the episode of Sculpture.
which II. *. Ruo,A-Prown will 'lirecC,
with the students Of the Allied Arts
taking part in the story of Pyg-
malian and Galatea, and Mrs. Charles
j. Bell is sponsor for the episode
Of Painting, which is to be given
by the students Of the Corcoran
School o. Art. directed by Burtis
Baker, with Mr.. l.. NJ descending
and Mrs. Frederic L. Darlington
assisting.
The episode OF Drama, to be
played by the Shakespeare Society,
is sponsored by Mrs. George II.
Myers, and is directed, by Walter
W. Beck, and the episode OF Poetry,
''wherein the gods war with gods"
taken from Homer's Iliad, and de.
picted by The Mckinley Dancers, is
under the sponsorship of Mrs. Ed
ward A. Hartman. Mrs. Raymond
Gorges is sponsor for the episode
Of Music, to be given by members
of the Rubinstein Club conducted
by Claude Robson. and Mrs. Will
liam Barrett Ridgely, sponsors the