Evening star., 1928-02-05
Junior League Offers
Elaborate Program
For Its Cabaret Ball
c a ming Entertainment
Scheduled at MayAower
Hotel, February Ia, in Aid
of Charity.

This year the Junior League is re-
turning to the Cabaret Ball, 50 success
full in former years. as means Of
raising funds to be distributed among
its local charities 1t will be given
at the Mayfiower February Ia, and
every effort Is being eXefted to make
1t wonderful party. The main ball
room and the Chinese room Will be
used, two orchcstras will play for the
dancing, the entertainment Will De
given in both rooms. and every one Will
be able to see and to hear. Ihe pail
should appeal to all ages. and Judging
from the sale OF tickets most OF WASH
ington society will be present. Those
who wish TO go home at reasonable
hour will miss none OF the features OF
the evening as the various numbers
of the cabaret will be enacted with pro-
fessional promptneSs and midnight
supper will be served. After supper
dancing will continue until the early
hours of the morning.
Mrs. r. Gilpin Erwin, who Is In
charge OF the boxes and tables. has an
nounced a numebr of new boxholders.
including Mrs. A. Geary johnson, MRS.
Louis A. rockingham, rs. MarsnaI
Langhorne and Mrs Herbert Slocum-
Others who will entertain their guests
at the popular ringside tables are Mrs.
John F. wilkins, Mrs, Henry Spencer,
Mr. Moran McConihe. Mrs. Duncan
Phillips. Mrs Frank B. Noyes. Mrs.
Mathews Dick and Mrs. William d.
Thomas.
The patroness committee, composed Of
Mrs. Franklin H. Ellis. Mrs. Charles
G. Glover. jr: Mrs Cary T. GraySon
and Mrs. Newbold Noyes. has added
to its already imposing list OF prem
inent matrons Nine. Ciechanowska,
Mrs. George Marye Mrs DelOs Blodgett
Mrs. Robert Bacon. Lady Broderick,
Mrs Ridgely Hunt Mrs. John HAYES
Hammond Mrs. John F. wilkins. Mrs
Hennen Jennings. Mrs. Charles G.
Glover. Mrs Henry Getty Chiffon, Mrs
Frank Moves. Mrs. James Dunn and
Mrs. Harold Walker
Miss Helen Robinson and Miss Betsy
Mary Robinson. daughters OF the AS
sistant Secretary of the Navy and Mrs
Robinson are 10 be featured with Miss
Katherine wilkins in the cabaret. The
details OF their act are still! a secret.
but it Is rumored that II is TO include
a dance accompanied by very orig
inal form OF music.
Those who take their programs home
will have veritable photograph al
bum OF their friends. Among those
who have been photographed on shop
ping tours and whose pictures will ap-
pear are Mrs. Cary T. GraysOn. Mrs.
Newboid Moves. Mrs. Edgar Alien Poe,
jr Miss Louise Davidson. Mrs. STAN
lev Rinehart. Mrs Walter Edge. Mrs,
Drew Pierson. Mile Renne Claudel,
Mrs. George Morris. Mrs. Ogden Mills.
Mrs. Dwight Dickinson, jr.: Miss Re-
becca Davidson, Mrs Chauncey Parker,
Miss Louise Spencer. Miss Charlotte
Childress. Mrs Sidney Thomas. Miss
Ellen Peele. Miss EVELYN Walker. Miss
Elizabeth Mary Robinson. Mrs, Richard
Wilmer Mrs Jeffrey Parsons. Nine
Mascia. Miss Cora Barry. Mrs. Richard
P. Davidson Miss Jeannette Hume.
Nine Thenault Miss Virginia Hunt,
Mrs. Donald McKnew Miss Jane Parker.
Mrs McGrew. Mrs. William Sturdevant,
Miss Dorothy Hill, Miss Noryell Num-
ford. Mrs. Benjamin Holcombe Miss
Ruth Stoddard. Mrs, Alan Kirk. Mrs
Carl KurtZ. Mrs AShmeade Fuller. Mrs
Francis Winslow Miss Olive Shirley
Mrs Robert Pell Mrs. Charles Craw-
ford. Mrs. William Father Mrs John
H. Magruder. Mrs. Henry p. Erwin,
Mrs John Dryden. Miss Laura Tovne.
Miss Adelaide WolstenhoIme, Mrs Gw,n
Rust Mrs. Rheba Iittlehales, Mrs.
Claude Lanelais Mrs Marshall Exnicios.
Mrs. Edward Pennybaker. Mrs George
Pulver. Miss Elsie Quinby Miss Phoebe
Quinby. Miss Katherine Carlisle. Miss
Olive Graef. Mrs. Reeve Hoover, Miss
Katherine Dunlop. Mrs. Howard Tucker.
Miss Sidney Eeale. Mrs Walter Chan
pell. Mrs. Charles McVey. Sd. and Mrs,
Robert RanSdelt. chairman OF the pro-
gram committee.