The Washington times., 1926-01-13
ON
COMMITTEE !.
FOR BALL
judiciary and Senate to
Aid " Phantom BALI for
Southern Relief

II Mrs. Jeter g. Pritchard, the prssi-
dent, and the members OF the
board os managers of the Southern
Relief Home are greatly encouraged
by the receipt OF hundreds OF LETT
tiers and responses to their appeal
to aid the silent Bali on Jan
uary 10 for the benefit of the
home, and the support Of Confed-
crate Veterans in this city.
Al notable list OF nationally proni-
nent men Is given as members
OF the floor COMMITTEES" for the
ball, with William Bowie Clark
as chairman. The committee in
cludes Justice McReynolds, Justice
Sanford, Senator Wesley J. Jones,
Senator Key Pittman, Senator Dun.
can u. Fletcher, Senator Walter
Ieorge. Senator Tasker J. Oddie,
Justice Jennings Bailey, Represen-
tative Henry st. George Tucker
Representative r. Cordell Hull, Rep
resentatiYe Charles H. StedTnan,
Leland Harrison, Breckenridge Long,
Admiral w. i. Capps, William
jennings Price, DIR. s. B. Mum
caster, Major General George Bar
nett, DR.. David Jayne Hill. Admiral
David w. Taylor, Gen. Charles G..
Treat, Judge w Ct. Bran4ly. Gen.
Harry Taylor. DIR. Sterling Ruffin,
DIR. William G. Rives, Gen. s. D..
Rockenbach, Theodore Tiller, c..
Powell Minnigerode, Charles J.. Bell,
Capt. Ridley Mclean, Moultrie Hit,
Lewis F.. Clephane, r. Lee Barnes,
Orlando III. Smith, John III. Cowles,
William Al. Quigley, b. Gil Borges,
g. A. Beasley, Lawrence Lee. J..
Wilmer Latiner, Frederic Al. De-
lano. Capt. William Z. sImons,
Frank Lyon, Richard p. Pairo,
Andrew r. Smith, George MGR.
Minitree, Armistead Peter. jr.,
Robert j. Fisher, Schuyler Merritt,
John w. Brawner, w. r. Prettymai1,
LInsford Il. Hammer, Ralph Graves,
Theodore Mariner, Frank FitzhugI
Conway, G. S. McNeir, Herbert T..
Shannon, DIR. Thomas w Sidwell,
Major Erslxine Gordon, William r..
DeLashmutt, George Hi1lyer, jr.,
and William e. Rose.
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The minister OF Nicaragua. Saliva
tor Castrillo. has been joined at
Wardman Park Hotel by his son.
Salvador Castillo. il.
Mr.. Lea1, special attache OF the
legation, who has been spending
several days at Wardman Park
Hotel, will leave tonight for New
York. where he will be stationed.
Judge Robert s. Marx. Of Chicago.
first national commander OF the Dis
abled American Veterans, is at the
MayfIower Hotel attending the ses-
sions Of cooperative marketing asso-
Citations.
Mr.. and Mrs John Paul Smith
viii give dance tomorrow evening
in compliment to Mrs. Knapp Dun
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Bentley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl A. Zoller, Jr.,
viii be hosts at dinner on Saturday
evening at the Congressional
Country Club in compliment to Mrs
Dunbar. On Sunday afternoon Mrs.
Bentley is entertaining at tea for
Mrs. Dunbar.
Judge and Mrs. Daniel Thew
Wright have as their guest In their
Wardman Park apartment the
formers sister. Mrs. Mamie Corb-
lon Of Boston, Mass, who will re-
main with them TOR the week.
Mrs. w. Radford Coyle. wife Of
Representative Coyle. of Bethlehem.
Pa, received yesterday afternoon.
Presiding at the tea table were
Mrs. George Wharton Pepper and
Mrs. J. Davis Brodhead, formely Of
Bethlehem.
A number Of old friends Of Major
and Mrs. Coyle called from among
Washington residents and the Navy
circle, as well as in official life.
Representative Coyle's home at
1880 p st. n. W.. is an interesting
old Georgetown house which has
been restored in true colonial and
furnished throughout in the early
American period.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bergoyne Hamilton
will arrive at the Willard Friday
where they will spend several days.
They are coming to Washington to
attend the dinner to be given that
night by former Senator and Mrs.
Robert L. Owen, which win be given
in the Presidential suite at the
Willard. Mrs. Hamilton is a daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Owen.