The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-02-08
SIX TIES TO BE
REVIVED AT
DIXIE BALL
Girls in Dress Of Civil
War Days to
Dance

~ for the Dixie ball, which il
to be held at the Mayflower Hotel
on Friday evening, will be dance
of the sixties" by number CT
young girls appropriately cos
tuned and under the direction Of
Miss Gladys Wilbur.
The girls committee of which
Miss Catherine Harrison is chair
man, is composed of Miss Lorena
g. Dorr. Miss Elsie Harmon, Miss
Katherine SoIbach, Miss Margaret
Maize, Miss Cecil Lester Jones,
Miss Noryell C. Mnmford, Miss
Frances Larner Gore, Miss Fran
ces LinfOot, Miss Carolyn Bald
win. Miss Lucille Boggs, Miss Vir-
ginia Lewis Ninde, Miss Frances
". Phillips, Miss Mary Louise
Phillips, Miss Dorothy Mehler,
Miss Helen SerilIda Harter, Miss
Sybil Almond, Miss Gladys Wilkes,
Miss Carroll Shannon and Miss
Lauline Mosbey Coleman.
Additional patronesses are: Mrs.
Anthony G. Addison, Judge ana
Mrs. Mattingly, Mrs. Arthur 3.
Lane, Mrs. James Walsh, Mrs. e.
N. Rayner and Mrs. Howard Y.
Bishop.
Fielding NJ. Lewis and r. g.
Baggarlv. chairmen of the floor
committee. will be assisted BY
Rufus w. Pearson, commandment
Of Camp S05, s. G. VI; John
Chunbley, Louis w. Atkinson,
Judge william s. Stoner, Lieut..
Percy g. Corning, Marion Clarke
Keister, Frank Wagner, s. r..
Young, Ruslxin McArdle, George
w. Ford, Fred r. Myers. Gen.
Oien Lake. Marmadilke Iynha1n,
Donald Gil and Alexander We'd
derburn.
Mrs. Walter e. Hutton Is chair.
man of the ball and in charge Ut
tickets. which also can be secured
from the Mayflower social bureau.
WNIsS JULIA SCHELLING. we'll
w known music critic and IN
structor, win give the second Of
her lecture.recitals this afternoon
at 4:3O o'clock in Barker Hall Of
the Z. w. G. A. Building, Seven
teenth and X Streets. She will tell
the story or Tristan und Isolde,
the opera to be presented by the
washington National Opera Com
pany on Thursday, February 70.
Various motifs from the opera
win be played by Kurt Hetzel.
local pianist, as a feature Of MISS
SchelIing's lecture.
a sister Of the famous pianist,
Ernest SchelIing, Miss Schelling II
wen known ii Washington, and
her talk this afternoon promises
To be an interesting one Of the
series.
DR.. Anita Maris Boggs, presi-
dent of the District League OF
American PEN Women. has sent
out invitations for q tea on Tues.
day afternoon, February II, at the
club Room, 11OS Sixteenth Street,
when the guests have been asked
to meet Nine. Johanna Gadslki.
Miss r. Landley Spence Of LoIl-
don arrived in Washington today
from New York and has taken
rooms ait the willard where she
expects to remain for few days.
S
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert JarecM OF
New York, are at the Carlton for
several weeks visiting Mr..
Jarecki's sister-in-Iaw, Mrs. Oscar
Jarecki, ait her partment there.
MUCH interest has been
1U aroused in the lecture on
Tripolitania, the Italian province
III North Africa, which Miss
Quincy.smith will give at the
Wardman Park Theater on Fri
day evening. the proceeds to be
devoted TO the Casa ItaIiana, the
house for young Italian students
in New York city. The list Of
patrons and patfonesses already
announced. which Is headed by
the italian Ambassador and Nobil
Donna AntoInetta de MARITIME, has
been augmented BY the following:
the counselor of the Norwegian
Legation and Nine. Lundhs the
Counselor OF the Bolivian Lega.
ton and Nine. de La Barra; Gen.
eral and Mrs. William Crozier:
Assistant Attorney General and
Mrs. John Marshall: the Director
OF the Mint and Mrs. r.. j. Grant;