Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26

Yates. Mrs. William c. Wright. Mrs.
William Z. Hull. Mrs Percy 0,lin. Mrs
Clyde Kelly. Mrs, Jessie r. Moffet. Mrs,
G. c. Smith Mrs. Homer Hoch, Mrs.
Charles Crisp. Mrs Mary c. Bocuc,
Mrs. Albert E. Garter, Mrs. Martha
Fitzpatrick. Mrs. Byron Y. Graham,
Mrs. l.. NJ. Bourne. Mrs Charles Brand.
Mrs. Robert Burklin. Mrs. James w.
S. Peters. Mrs II. W. Van Sender
Mrs. Roy H. Coles Mrs A. Nj. Free,
Mrs. J. w. Gravcly. Mrs. Max Wey
Miss Donna Ruth Cr,ssinecr. Mrs, II. },
Drain. Mrs. J. w. Turrentour, Mrs,
Bedford Brown, Mrs. Henry c. Fuller.
Mrs. Gilmore Idon, Mrs. Summer
Curtis. Mrs. Bertha Helm Mrs. M. O,
! Lighton Mrs Maud Tracy Wade ana
Miss Emily Mott.
The supper for tho Bal Rohcmc Mon
daN night at the Willard is confidently
expected to eclipse all previous records.
"Deligh,ful 0ainticS." especially selected
and prepared under the personal super
vision Of August Mueller, maitrc dhotel
at the Willard and Washington repre-
sentative of Shorry'S. New York. VIII ne
servcd at midnight. Mr.. Henry j.
Staley. chairman Of hotel ARRANGEMENTS
for the Bal has already made a record
reservation for suppers far outnunber-
Ing all previous Balls and based on the
large number Of tickets sold within the
last few days at the hotels.
Whispers of essence MaQricne," tur-
key outlets. trufiles. delicious minced
sandwiches of various kinds. n mousse
If Strawberries tiny cakes and coffce-
such suggestions only serve 10 Wnet Inc
annette and make the Bal Boheme the
more alluring from midnight supper
noi,,t Of view. especially since the dane
ing will continue until way past wee
sma" hours. almost until sunrise. when
& special stunt" will close tho BAL
Bokcme with still another final thrill.
Two of this seasons popular debut
tantes Miss Evelyn Walker and Miss
Thcodoria Catalani. have been chosen
Ia head the girls committee for The
Narci GraS bal maSque by the COM
m.ttee OF prominent women who arc
working for the success Of this ball,
which is to be given for the benefit OF
the funds being raised toward the COM
pietion of the George Washington Nc
mortal. Miss Walker as chairman
and Miss Catalani as vice chairman
are now organizing this important
group from the younger set of WASH
ington society TO actively aid in the
preparations for this carnival. which
is 10 be one of the gala events of the
pre-Lenten season and which will take
place at 10 o'clock Friday evening.
February IL, at the Mayfiower Hotel.
Mrs. Calvin Coolidge heads the lis,
of patroneSSes for the card party to be
given Saturday afternoon and evening
in the Women's City Club, at % Jack
son place. under the auspices OF the
Thimble Club, recently organized TO do
charitable work The special work Of
this group of members of the club was
decided upon at the meeting held in
the clubhouse Wednesday of this week.
The family of little folk of the WASH
ington Home for Children will be pro-
vided with night garments and other
apparel in its turn. Mrs. Coolidge sent
an autographed engraving of the White
House with the hope that it could be
disposed of at these parties and the
proceeds used in the furtherance OF the
cause. Mrs. John Allen Munson will be
hostess and will be assisted by Mrs. I.
B. Dodson. Miss A. L. Sauls and Miss
j. S. TaSsin. Among the patronesses
are Mrs. Charles S. Deneen, Mrs. Rich
ard Yates, Mrs. j. Garfield Riley, Judge
Mary O'Toole, DR.. A. Frances Foye. Mrs.
Laura A. Bradley, Mrs. Wymond Brad
bury. Mrs. w. G. Sears. Miss Media Ann
Hartin, Mrs Charles c. Gable, Mrs. NJ.
r. Cole, Mrs. Lawrence Becker, Miss NJ.
e. Shanahan, Miss Abby johnson, Mrs.
A. Carleton, Mrs. Charles Wilcox, Miss
Grace Osgood. Mrs. G. NJ. Emmerich
and Mrs. j. r. Coburn. Mrs. Cecilia
Ward, at the club. is assisting with the
reservations.
The Assistant Secretary OF War Col.
Charles Burton Robbins. who succeeds
Col. Hanford MacNider. will be the
guest in whose honor the Iowa Society
will entertain at the willard Hotel
Tuesday. Col. Robbins will address