Evening star., 1928-05-02
SOCI Y
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NNoAaoAAdSN kIonl ElGAlteeNtH rage
committees to control the distribution
Of the money.
When the war was over Sir aIerhert
Anesf went with mis- wife to Nova Scotia
for a much-needed rest, This holiday
olo not last very long, for in = short
time he was summoned TO Montreal to
accept the position of financial director
Of the League of Nations. He remained
at Geneva as the financial director of
the League of Nations from 1920 1926.
when he resigned
Mrs j. Jerome Lightfoot will be host
eSS TO the District Society Of the Danes
Of the Loyal Legion in her residence.
SSSl Wisconsin avenue, tomorrow after
noon al 2;So O'Clock A flag will be
presented by Gen. Willard A. HolhrooS.
Z, S, A., retired, in memory of Mrs,
Ko!oTooS. late senior vice president Of
The society.
A partial list Of the patroneSsaS and
box holders for Mr. Kurt Hctzel'S piano
recital, Friday afternoon at the May
flower. includes the Minister of Austria
and Nine, ProchnicS. Mrs. Charles J..
Bell, Mrs. J. Allan Dougherty, Mrs.
RuShmore Patterson, Frau Won LewfnSki,
Mrs II. G. Rousseau, Mrs. lyman b.
Kendall, Mrs Waiter d Wilcox and
Mrs. Walter f, Tuc6eTman.
In addition to the President and Mrs.
Coolidge. patrons for the 4 capella con-
cert which will be given May Is in the
auditorium o. the First Congregational
Church includes the Secretary OF the
Navy and Mrs, Wilbur the Secretary of
Agriculture and Mrs Jardine. Mr.
Justice and Mrs Harlan FiSke Stone,
Representative Theodore E. Burton and
Miss Burton Representative Ernest B.
Alderman and Mrs Alderman, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Ashton c. Shallen-
berger, Representative and Mrs. W. w,
Chalmers and Mrs. Charles Townsend.
The al fresco matinee performance
Of The Pied Piper" b. the Girl Re-
serves Of the Young Woren'S Christian
Association of the District of Columbia,
scheduled for 4 O'Clock Saturday after
noon, May l9. al Woodley. the home Of
Capt, and Mrs. Hayne Ellis on Cathe-
oral avenue will be notable for the
large number of very young patronesSes
who are already taking q keen interest
In the event and are looking forward
with great anticipation to entertaining
parties OF their young friends on that
occasion.
AAES &4SN "a aOutklGN1 p1AEOuBSSeS al
ready includes. Jane. Jean. Joan and
Jewell. daughters Of the Secretary of
Labor and Mrs. Davis; Enilita, daugh-
ter Of the Ambassador of Mexico and
Sonora de Teller: MaSa daughter of the
Japanese Ambassador and Nine. Mat
Su0aira; Julia, Betty and Alise. daugh-
tiers OF the Minister of China and Nine.
SZe: Countess Sylvia and Countess Ma
dine. daugh;ers of the Minister of Hun
gary and the Countess Szechenyi: Va
lefla and Patricia. daughters OF the
Minister Of Austria and Nine Prochnik:
Amelita and Yolanda. daughters of the
Minister Of Panama and Sonora de
Aifaro. Shiia. daughter of Sir John and
Lady Broderick; June Jane and Jose
phine, daughters of the Minister of
the United States TO Rumania and Mrs.
CulosrtSCE. Lucia Long daughter of
Capt and Mrs Ellis Ruth and Kath-
erlIlc, daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs Eu-
gene Myer: Cassie Parker. niece of Mr..
and Mrs. Luke l. Wilson. and Katherine.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
Compton.
Mrs. Edwin E. Parker and Miss Elsa
Peterson, members of the board of the
Young Women's Christian Association.
are IN charge of ARRANGEMENTS for the
event IN which % young Washington
girls VIII take part Mrs. Parker is in
charge OF reservations for boxes for the
performance. Miss Mabel r. Cook and
Miss Dorotnea Mcdowell are co-chair-
men for tickets.
Mrs. Henry F. Dirnock has selected
the Gate for the Mardi Gras bali Eiven
each year for the benefit Of the George
washington Memorial, which viii take
place Shrove Tuesday night. February
IL, 1929 at the Willard novel fna
ture never before given in Washington
VII oe introduced TO make the occasion
o festive one.