The Washington times., 1928-12-10
THE BACHEI, OR
C0TnLION
LOOMS
Brilliant Successor to Old
Bachelors Set for
Tonight


Mrs. Jardine, wife or the Secre-
tary OF Agriculture, will head
the receiving line tonight at the
first Of the series of washington
bachelors cotiIlions to be held at
the MayfloWer, and her debutante
daughter, Miss Marion Jardine,
VIII dance with William Bowie
Clarke. who viii lead the ger
man. =
This cotillion, with lovely favors
Tor each figure. will be a pic.
turesaue feature OF ball which
ls heralded as successor to the
famous bachelors Of an older
day. The chaperone has also
been revived" for the occasion
and will be represented by
group Of distinguished women,
each the personal guest DC some
member Of the board of governors
of the Washington Bachelors Co
tillion Club.
The president of the club.
Thomas Sim Lee. will present the
guests. Mrs. Lee will be In the
receiving line with Mrs. George
d. Calvert, jr., and Mrs. Robert
Dulaney Cummin, wives Of Off
GERS Of the cotillion; Mrs. Claude
Swanson. Mrs. L.eander McCor
mick -Goodhart and Mrs. william
Laird Dunlop, jr.
Gen. William e. Horton and
Gen. George Owen Squier will
direct the figures from one end
of the floor, with Robert Dulaney
Cumnin and Comdr. g. r. Jewell
at the other end; and the re.
naming members OF the floor
COMMITTEES are Gen. William
Mitchell. Archibald Wells and
William Jeffries Chewning.
There VIII be nearly 400 present
subscribers or their guests. and
the group OF this seasons debu-
fantes will be fumerousIy repre-
sented among the dancers.
Among those who will take din.
ner parties to the ball are Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor Kaufman, Col. and
Mrs. Charles B. Drake. Mrs.
Clarence Cary and Charles Del
mar, Of New York. who il d mem
ber Of the cotillion committee.
Nine. Papanek, wife OF the Sec
retary of the Czecho8Iovak Iega-
tion, has gone to Chicago to
visit her family and DR.. Papanek
will join her there for the Christ
mas holidays.
On the occasion of the lecture,
"Reminiscences OF Washington,
which Mrs Minnigerode Andrews
will give tomorrow afternoon at
the Washington Club for the
benefit OF the Major L'Enfant
Chapter, ID. "A. r.. the talk will
be Illustrated with silhouettes by
the speaker, which have never vet
been published or placed on exEi-
bltion. Many OF them are por-
traits of the older group OF
artists and philanthropists, whose.
lives viii be touched on in Mrs.
Andrews address.
These modest little cuttings
viii become OF great value as the
generations pass, and Mrs. An
dreWs' collection of ancestors
be already has extraordinary in.
terest.
Among the portraits in silhou-
cite which Mrs. Andrews has re-
Gently done from life are Fred
erick William Vile. Allen G.
GIark, DE. LHdFtES W. GL1ieSs MISS
Tracy Copp, Miss Mary Anderson,
Miss Jessica Harvey, Louis PEN
nington. Mrs. Edna M. Colman.
and George r. Milton, editor of
the Chattanooga News.
Following the talk and exhlbi-
ton Mrs. Andrews will entertain
at tea at the club for group
OF out-of-town friends.
A formal installation banquet
and dance will be given by the
Psi lambda Tau sorority, Mu
Chapter, on Saturday evening.
December Is, at Wardman Park
Hotel.
Mrs. Geneva Dunham has re-
turned to Washington from her
ranch in Montana and has re-
opened her apartment at 1922
Sixteenth st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Cooke will
give a dance for their daughter,
Miss Polly Cooke, on the evening
of December al.