Evening star., 1928-03-28

no music dancing, flowers. supper
ballroom or overhead expenses. The
dancers stay at home. but obtain their
ball tickets from Mrs, D. C. Ludlow
treasurer, at 1899 Las1ier place.
Mrs Harris. wife Of Senator William
Harris of Georgia, is chairman OF
the committee on boxes, Mrs. Charles
Graves Matthews. chairman of patron
cSSeS. and Mrs. Pearce Horne. chairman
OF tickets.
Commissioner Sidney F, Taliaferro.
chairman of the floor committee OF the
silent ball" will have 6S assistants
on the imaginary ballroom floor.
The committee includes Mr.. Justice Ed
ward r. Sanford. Representative f. Wal
ton Moore, Representative Lindley II.
Hadley, Representative Clarancc F. Lea,
Mai Gen John A. lcieune. Admiral w.
L. Capps Judge c. c. McChord, Capt,
John H CowleS, Interstate Commerce
Commissioner Mr.. Richard Y. Taylor,
Admiral D. w Taylor, Mai. Gen Il.
p. Mccain. Rear Admiral Joseph
Strauss, the president Civil Service
Commission MIR William c. Deming
j. Grant. Capt Ridley Mclean, Mr..
Rudolph Forster. Mr. J. Lyman Pratt
Mr.. G. Thomas Dunlap, Mr. William
SchauS. Mr.. John Boyle, MIR. George
C. Jordan. MI Richard Z. Pairo, Mr.
Harry Norment. Mr. II. II. Gregory,
Judge Thomas r. Keith, DR.. Francis
H. Miner, Mr. Charles Henry Butler,
Mr.. John Poole, Mr. w. Ross Granner
Mr.. Albert r. Fox, Mr., Frank Lyon,
Judge Charles B. Howry, Judge Alfred
TolSon. Mr. Charles A. Spalding, Mr.
A Gordon Jones, Mr.. NJ, Lincoln. Mr.
Milton G. Elliott, Mr. Coleman Jennings,
Mr.. Thomas w. SidWell. Or. c. r. Mum
caster, Mr.. ErSkine Gordon, Or. Edward
r. MeieS, Judge Edwin b. Parker, MIR.
John McPhaul Dean Howard l.. Hodg-
kinS. Mr. Morris A, Paris, Mr.. Frank
Fitzhugh Conway. Mr. William Bowie
Clarke. Mr.. w. L. WilkerSon. Mr.. II.
A. Stuart, Mi Carl Van VolScnburg,
Mr.. Maurice d. Rosenberg, Mr.. George
Mop. Minetrce Mr. Richard G. Harry.
Mr.. Charles c. Glover, Mr.. Meyer
Davis. Mr.. c. F r. Ogilby, MIR. Donald
Woodward. Mr. Frank w. Monden. DR..
Edgar Snowden. Mr.. Charles j. Bell.
Mr.. William c. Wheeler DR.. V. B. Jack
son. Mr.. Herbert T. Shannon, Mr..
Mahlon Hopkins Janney. DR.. A. y. P.
Garnett and Mr. Edwin p, Parker
The Sisters Of st. Cecilia's gave a re-
ception 10 the Ambassador OF Chile and
Sonora de Davila, the counselor OF the
Chilean embassy and Sonora de Agacio
and the Rev Michael A. Mathis, c. s, C..
Of the Bengal Foreign Mission House,
Yesterday afternoon. Flags OF the
United States and Of Chile and Spring
flowers made up the decorations. After
an enjoyable luncheon, little Senorita
Davila gave charming eSthetic dance.
Senorita Julia EspinoSa of Holy Cross
Academy accompanied the guests
University Of Minnesota Alumni AS
Sociation will entertain at a dinner
dance tomorrow evening at the club
house Of University Women on l street.
Representative Walter H Newton of
Minnesota is president OF the society
and will act as POSTMASTER at the din
ner. A short business meeting will be
held. AT which time the annual election
Of officers viii take place, and dancing
viii occupy the rest OF the evening. The
committee on arrangements is Mrs. Rut-
land D. Beard, chairman; Mr. Russell
S. Mcbride, Mrs Frank OHara. MIR.
Elwood ]. Way and Miss Olive Hallock.
Mrs. William r. Cole. president of
Dixie Chapter. United Daughters of the
Confederacy. is aiding the chapter in
arranging a benefit card party at the
Mayhower Hotel Tuesday evening.
April "a The other officers of the
chapter are Mrs. George B. King. first
vice president. Mrs, George X. Den
mark. second vice president. Miss EVELYN
Daniel, recording secretary: Miss Laura
Virginia Snuggs. treasurer: Mrs. w.
Laurence Hazard, corresponding secre-
tary; Miss Margaret Daniel. registrar:
Miss Cecil Stigall historian and Mrs
Goodwin D. Ellsworth. chaplain.