The Washington times., 1925-02-17

moved. Mrs. Backus, who Is a
member OF the BedlOe family for
which Bedloe's Island was named,
win appear as the Goodies Of
Liberty.
Mrs. Wilbur viii appear as Dame
Olive Doolittle, of New York, her
great Mrs. John Jay
will be irnpersonated by Mrs. VIII
kinson-C Collins, OF New York. Henry
K. Bush Brown will appear as Cen
eral Philip Schuyler.
Mrs. Sanford Bissell, OF New
York, will represent Dame Alice
Southwaith, her ancestress, wife Of
Governor Bradford, OF Plymouth
Colony: Mrs. Albert NJ. Baggs, her
ancestress. Lady Champernonas,
who married Edward Seymour, and
Mrs. E. Bayard HaIstead viii Inn
personate Mrs. George Clinton.
Senator and Mrs. Royal s. Cope
land and her mother, Mrs. Friestedt,
will also be in the New York
State box.
In the New Jersey Box. with
Mrs. Louis Pennington as hostess
will be Mr.. and Mrs Pennington
as Governor William s. Penning-
ton OF New Jersey (1SO3), and his
wife; Major General and Mrs.
Treat, who will go as Robert Treat
and his wife. fouoder with
Ephraim Pennington and others Of
the city Of Newark in 1856; Pen.
nington Satterthwaite as his an
cestor, BENJAMIN Franklin, Captain
Robert w. McNeely, u. s. M. and
Mrs. McNeely who will appear as
Captain BAIL Gather. and
BehethIarld Foote Moore, Mrs.
Lewis Stuwart, as Betsy Ann Hunt
Molly Pitcher, and Waddy Wood
and Miss Lindsay Wood who will
go in costume but not In character.
Headquarters for the ball have
moved from the eighth floor to the
mezzanine balcony 81 the Nav.
flower Hotel. Mrs. Rose Cow.
erneur Hoes, chairman of the bail
committee, has announced that the
boxes have all been sold.
Mime. Gouitch viii return to wash
ingtOn for the Charity Inaugural
Ball to be given at the Mayfiowey
on the evening Of March and
will be. q guest in the box Of Mrs.
Charles Boughton Wood
Mrs. Walter Wells entertained ii
luncheon today as q farewell party
Tor Miss Mary Temple, who is leav-
ing Washington shortly for her
home In Tennessee. There were
twelve in the company, with Mrs,
Sanford. wife Of Justice Sanford az
the ranking guest.
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Colonel and Mrs. william Eric
Fowler will give young peoples
dance on February ~ for Mrs
FoWler's sons who win be home
for the spring holiday.
The alunnae of the Cathedral
School are arranging an informal
dance for Friday evening III the
Play House for the benefit 81 the
tWenty.fifth anniversary fund.
Patronesses are Mrs. Charles
Evans Hughes, Miss Mcdonald and
Miss Webster. principals Of the
school; Mrs. G.. G. Glover. Mrs
James =. Freeman, Mrs. walter
Tuckerman, Mrs. Cary T. Grayson
and Mrs. Minnigerode Andrews.
The floor committee, composed
OF former Cathedral School girls
includes Miss Helen Strauss. Mis-,
4eail ra kleJeune, Miss Eug0nia lie
jeune. Miss Marjorie Stebbins. MIS-,
Helen CarnpbeII, Miss Ieonor,
sGreenless. Miss Diana Cumnfnn
Miss Ruth Miller Green, Miss Mar
garet Hicks, Miss Betty Bryant
Miss Madeleine Austin, Miss Murie
Eleanor Gray. Miss Anna HanIin
and Miss Charlotte Freeman Clarke
=
Mrs. Peter s. Drury has returned
TO washington from several weeks
stay at Palm Beach. Mr., Drury
left Washington yesterday for Arr
iona where he will visit his son. Le,,
&. Drury, for e. few. days.
Mrs. Willard Salisbury Will be 81
home Thursday afternoon at 4 O'Clock
and will be assisted In receiving by
Mrs. Thomas r. Bayard, Mrs. Fred
erick Chaplin and Miss Harriet Haw
kins.
$50
MIR. ard Mrs. Edward Keatine
viii leave Washington on Thurs
day for a short visit to Chicago.