The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-01-10

for her debutante daughter, Miss
Katherine Amory, in compliment
to Miss Frances King, of Cleveland.
who Is visiting Mrs. James Par
melee.
The Naval Attache Of the Italian
Embassy and Nine. Las will en-.
terrain at dinner this evening. Nine.
Lias will be at home Sunday.
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COMMITTEE NAMED
FOR HORSE SHOW
The young ladies' committee of the
Society Horse Show which will
meet tomorrow evening at the Rid
ing and Hunt Club includes Misses
Helene Heilmann, Claire Heillnann,
Pearl Sm:ddy, Cecil Smiddy. Lydia
Archbold, Helen Robinson Elizabeth
Parker, Lila Tuckerman, Louise
Fitzhugh, Sallie Phillips, Francesca
Stewart, Florence Marlatt, Francesca
Mckinney, Eleanor Smith, Barbara
Height. Olive Sherley, Jane Dunbar,
Alice Cults, Carolyn Chamberlain,
Eugenia Lejeune, Dorothea Rich
ards, Ellenita Crenshaw. Rosemary
Griffin Frances Mckee, Allison
Roebling, Helen Strauss, Natalie
Hammond. Margot Couzens and
Princess Ida Cantacuzens.
II Commander Jewell will be in
CT lrge Of the committee,
Additional box holders for the
American Legion ball to be held at
the Mayflower on the evening of
January Is are Mrs. Clarence c.
Williams and Mrs. Louis ]. Froth-
ingham. Additional patrons an
nounced by Miss Esther v. Hall.
chairman of the patrons commit
tee, are Attorney General and Mrs.
John G. Sargent, Senator and Mrs.
Henrik Shipstead, Mrs. Herbert N.
Lord, Mrs, w. Irving Glover. Mrs.
Bryan II. Wells. Senator and Mrs.
Morris Sheppard and Past Depart
ment Commander and Mrs. e. Les.
ter Jones.
The following young ladies, mem
bers of the District of Columbia
Department of the American Legion,
comprise the ladies' floor commit
tee: Miss Helen G. O'Neill chair
man; Miss Anna l.. Barry. Miss
Helen c. McCarty, Mrs. Mayme e.
Smith, vice chairmen; Mrs. Lucille
Allan, Miss Ethel Baer, Miss Char
lotte Berry, Mrs. Amelia Boberg,
Miss Bessie Bomberger, Miss Jessie
M. Boyd, Miss Jane Breen, Mrs.
Ella Chambers, Miss Grace Clark,
Miss Mary E. Emery. Miss Rose.
mary Eythe, Miss Mary L. Haw-
thorne, Miss Anna M. Hermansen,
Miss Clara A. Holes, Miss Hope
Knickerbocher. Miss Ella Leech,
Miss Marie Leubkirk, Mrs. Gertrude
Lowen, Mrs. Ruby S. Manning, Miss
Winifred Nichols, Miss Thyra Peder.
sen, Mrs. Ethel j. Rule, Mrs. Mar
garet Shaunnessy, Miss Helen
Sprague, Miss Mabel Staub, Mrs.
Ulla r. Tracy, Miss Rose E.
Walker, Miss Ethel NJ. Wilson and
Miss P. Casanave Wilson.
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MYSTERY STIMULATES
INTEREST IN CABARET
The fascination Of mystery con-
tributes to the vivid interest Wash
ingtonians are showing in the Cab.
aret and Fashion Show for the
benefit Of Garfield Memorial Hos.
pital at the Mayflower next Friday
evening.
It has been announced that man.
play the most advanced modes of
spring, and that a program of en-.
tertainment will alternate with
dancing during the supper. Just
what this. entertainment will be has
not been disclosed. 1t is rumored
that acts from certain productions
at the local theaters have been Sc.
cured for part of the program.
Mrs. Clarence G. Williams a mem
bers of the entertainment commit
tee, states that the features OBJ.
tanned will aid in making the even.
ing one of the most amusing and
brilliant Of this season.
Added to the names of those who
have reserved tables for, the event
are Mrs. w. s. Corby, Mrs. E.
Quincy Smith, Mrs. William Ken
nedy Butler, Mrs. George Shiras,
Mrs. Louis A. rockingham, Mrs.
Robert Farley Clarke, Mrs. George
A. Welsh, Mrs. William ThorndylSe
Davis, Mrs. Thomas w. Phillips,
Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman, Mrs.
H. M. Strine, Mrs. Francis M. Saw
age, Mrs. Henry K. Willard, Mrs.
Arthur O'Brien, Mrs. Louise Cham
bers, Mrs. Simon Wolf, and Mrs.
FRANK Hagner.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Stanly Carr enter.
tanned at the supper dance at the
Club Chantecler on Saturday eve.
ming. Their guests were Mr., and
Mrs. Henri de Sibour. jr., Miss Nor
ma Mumford, and Lawrence Barrier.
of Baltimore.
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Swami Yogananda, the East
Indian philosopher, will be the
honor guest at the weekly luncheon
tomorrow Of the Womens National