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Evening star., 1928-01-29
Old-T Hooded Cloaks
To Feature Masked Ball

DOminoes. those graceful hooded
cloaks which in Older and more ro-
mantle days served so often both as a
protection and disguise, will be much
in evidence at the Mardi Gras bal
masque, which is to take place Friday
evening. February II. at the Mayfiower
Hotel, The committee in charge of this
gala event of the pre-Lenten season has
had the happy thought OF having these
garments available for hire the evening
G. the ball for the benefit Of those at
tending who are not in fancy costume
They can be easily slipped on over the
suit or dress, as the case may be, and
/ when worn with the mask are most eff
| fectiVe, contributing that air of mystery
which is the keynote of the Mardi Gras
cNnivaL
Interest Is rapidly increasing in this
event. which comes almost on the
! threshold of Lent. the season of penance
beginning this year on George WASH
ington's birthday anniversary The
number OF prominent women serving on
the committee Is evidence of the I'M
portance Of this ball and the cause for
which 1t is being given. that of aiding
the funds being raised toward the comI
pletion OF the George Washington me-
mortal before 1892 Mrs. Henry F.
Dimock. whose efforts in behalf OF this
memorial are nationally known. heads
/ the committee as chairman. and she is
assisted by Nine. Ekengren as vice
chairman and a committee OF rs Rep
resentatiyes OF high Official circles on
this committee are Mrs, Edward Terry
Sanford. wife Of Mr.. Justice Sanford ot
the Supreme Court Of the United
States; Mrs. Frederick II Ciillett wife
OF Senator C;iilett OF Massachusetts,.
former Speaker OF the House OF Repre-
SentativeS. Mrs Lawrence D. Tyson
wife of Senator Tyson of Tennessee,
Mrs. Theodore Douglas Robinson. wife
Of the Assistant Secretary Of the Navy.
and Mrs Stephen b ElkinS. widow Of
the late Senator Elkns
Mrs Charles J. Bell. committee chair
man. finds an unprecedented demand
for boxes as vantage point from which
Ia view the colorful effect that Will be
produced as the masked dancers move
about the floor The very quinte SSenCe
Of the carnival spirit will be embodied
in the "specialties" which Will be pre-
sented under the direction Of Mrs Wal
ter r. Tuckerman. chairman OF pro-
gram. who has drawn an intriguing
veil Of mystery about the plans she has
In mind, but who hints OF two famous
the performance,
Because OF the popularity of this ball
those desiring To make reservations are
requested 10 immediately get IN touch
With Mrs Rose Gouverreur Hoes, at the
MayA0wer Hotel or with Mrs Charles
J. Bell chairman of boxes. Al Twin
Oaks
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Stalinski. Mai Alvan c. Sandeford,
L. S A.: Mai. James A. ulio, u. S. A /,
Mr. Chester Lockwood, Mr.. Frederic ID,
X lie Clercq, Mr.. r. Hill, MIR. T A.
Baldwin. Sd, and Mr.. Richard II. Bald
win.
Col Baldwin has also Joined Mrs
Baldwin and their family In Washing
ton. where they will pass few days.
Mrs Samuel w. Earle, recording secre-
tary general of the Daughters OF the
American Revolution, entertained at a
tea dance yesterday in the palm court of
the Mayfiower in compliment 10 Miss
Bina Day Deneen. debutante daughter
OF Senator and Mrs. Charles s. Deneen
of Illinois. Those assisting Mrs Earle
were Mrs. Deneen. Mrs William p. Mac
Cracken, jr. Mrs Willoughby Chesley.
Miss Mary Temple. Miss Elizabeth Rams
ley, Mrs Samuel Forman, Mrs. Mary
Logan Tucker and Mrs. Edwin A. Shep-
herd Presiding at the tea table were
Mrs. Richard Yates. Mrs. Harry Rams
ley. Mrs. William Hull. Mrs. Simeon
Lewis, Mrs. Charles l.. Luli, Mrs Lucy
Wilder Morris and Miss Jessie Giilett
Among those present. numbering about
so. were Mile. Marie Claudel, Miss Janet
Phillips. Miss Hester Ann lie Fevre, Miss
Virginia Harris, the Misses Young. Miss
Vera Bloom, Mrs William Barnes, jr.,
Mr. Hector O'Connor. Mr.. Paul Metz
Mr. Charles Allen. MIR. S. G. van Horn
Mai. John S. Hunt. u. S. A., and Lieut.
Francis c. Dennybrink, u. S. A.
DR. and Mrs Leonard Lee Harter en-
terialned at dinner, followed by bridge
Friday evening, when their guests were
Representative and Mrs j. H. Moore
head, DIR. and Mrs William Ruediger
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Goodwin. Mr. and
Mrs w. Duvel, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Fulton. Or. and Mrs. John Roberts
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Kroitzer.
Miss Evelyn Walker was the guest
In whose honor Mrs. Glenn Stewart
entertained al luncheon yesterday in
the presidential dining room Of the
Mayhower, when her other guests were
Countess Cornelia Szechenyi Mrs Har-
old Walker, Miss Theodoria Catalani,
Miss Janet Phillips. Miss Louise Clay
tor and Miss Louise Concky.
Mrs Cuniiffe Owen entertained
Thursday in the Garden Restaurant
OF the Carlton Hotel al a farewell
luncheon before her departure with
AIeI1. 1uIilIe~ONeN lot LIleiT nome III
Boston Her guests were Mrs Sher-
man Flint. Mrs. Edward Walker. Mrs
Corcoran Thom Mrs. Louis A Froth-
ingham. Mrs. Thomas F. Bayard and
Miss Lydia Biddle
Mr. and Mrs. w. w King enter
tanned al bridge Tuesday evening 1T
their country estate, Capistrano. on
Fafrfay road This In the first of 4,
series OF three bridge parties they are
giving at their country place The
dates OF the other two are January
80 and February Z.
Mrs VI A. Sellhausen entertained
Thursday IN the Garden Restaurant of
the Carlton Hotel at luncheon IN honor
Of her sister. Mrs. r. r. Mccormick
of New York City. Her guests were
Mrs Carl A Droop. Mrs Edward II
Droop, Mrs r. C. Rifsdale Mrs. J r.
Johnson MisE - Cover. Mrs Henri
Cover, Mrs Julian Barnes. Mrs n r
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l.. Witberger. Mrs. C. r. Clifton, Mrs,
D. L. Spangler, Mrs. J. T Hendrick and
Mrs, John Foote.
Mrs w James El2ey gave shower
last evening in her apartment In Hamp-
ton Court for Miss Esther Adams, who
will be married 10 MIR George Murray
in February Others at the shower were
Mrs. Sue Vivian Mrs. Myrtle Stanford,
Miss Elizabeth Park. Miss Mary Storey.
Miss Rose Miller. Miss Felipa Mickey,
Miss Mabel Thompson and Miss Flor
ence Poston. sister of the hostess.
Mrs George Hay Brown, 1857 Euclid
street. entertained about so friends At a
tea on Thursday afternoon from to )
O'Clock.
Mrs Brooke Darrell Young and Mrs.
John Allen MunSon were at the tea ta-
bic. assisted by Miss Nellie Smith and
Mrs Carl Robinson, The decorations
were ferns and roses.
Miss Beatrice DetWeiler entertained at
thesdinner dance at the Wardman Park
Hotel last evening In honor OF her
brother and sisterin -laV Mr.. and Mrs
Sanderson DetWeiier OF Lancaster, Pa.
Miss Grace Hileman Will entertain al
tea IN her apartment at the Wardman
Park Hotel this afternoon IN compliment
10 Mrs o. " Allen Of Boise. Idaho, who
Is her house guest for week.
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Foreign Envoys Among
Church Benefit Patrons

The Allied Societies of st. Pauls
Catholic Church will hold their annual
card party Tuesday, In the parish su-
ditOriun.
The committee In charge includes
Mr. Andrew T. Hickey. chairman, Mr..
II, w. Schmits, secretary and the ReV.
G. j. Dacey, treasurer.
Among those sponsoring the beneht
are the Ambassador of France and
Madame Clandel the Minister Of Aus
tria and Madame Prochnik Senator
and MIS- Arthur r. Gould. Represent
ative and Mrs. John ], Boylan; NJ
and Mrs Irwin Laughlin. Admiral p.
3. Oriff1n. Mr.. J. g. Larcombe. Mrs. p
Alexander. Mrs. Pauline Arnold, Mrs
Margaret Alymer, Mr.. Leo Atweli Mr.
and Mrs William y. Barry. Mrs w n
Breen, Mrs. Dart w. Butler, Mrs. Mar.
garet Buckley, Mrs. T. P. Ballenger
Mai. and Mrs. Thomas G. Rourke. Mrs
Peter Becker. Rev. John C. Broderick
Mrs. Thomas II. Carter Mr.. Michael
j. COughlin. Miss Margeret Curran. Mr.
and Mrs. Maurice J. Colbert. Mrs
William Kearny Carr. Mr.. r. Chaffey
Misses Garry. Mr.. and Mrs Sidney J
CLARK, Mr.. and Mrs John Kelley, Mrs.
| J. Frank Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Jean !
| Labat, Miss Jessie Long, Miss A. V
| Lally, Mrs. Clarence Lee, Mrs. r. r.
/ Latiner, Miss Anna v. Moynihan, Miss
| NJ. Esther Mayher. Mr.. and Mrs. John
/ F. Meenanan, Miss Nina NJ. Mari, Mrs
j Margaret J. Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Murphy. Mr.. j. A. Monaghan.
/ Miss Emma J. Maloney. Mr.. William
I Normoyle. Mr.. and Mrs. John ODonn.
/ ghue, Miss Estelle OdenVeller. Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Louis r. Peak, Mrs. Oscar C.
/ Portner, Miss Mary A. Powell. Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Joseph A. Phelan, Mr.. Edward T
/ Quigley, Mr.. and Mrs c. J. OuentplI
( Miss Janet Richards. Miss Agnes Rllsv
Mr.. and Mrs Patrick J. Rogers, Mis-,
Helen Sheckels. Mrs w T. scnzlla~
Mr.. 3. F. Saul, Mr. C. Edward Spej1'
Mr., Harry w. Schn1its and Mrs. J. r.
Stephens.
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Grand Opera Festival
Prominently Sponsored

Under the sponsorship OF the am
bassadors of five of the great world
powers and an additional group of
prominent Americans the international
Grand Opera Festival, which opens at
Polls on February 13 with "A Light
from st. Agnes" the festival OF the
Washington National Opera Co. bids
fair to be the most outstanding social
event Of the year.
In addition to the Ambassador Of
Great Britain, Sir Esme Howard the
Ambassador OF Italy. Mobile Giacomo
de Martino; the Ambassador of France,
M. Paul Claudel: the Ambassador Of
Belgium, Prince de Ligne. and the new
German Ambassador, Herr Won Pritt-
witz Mr.. Edouard Albion. director gen.
eral OF the opera company, announces
the following as members of the IN
ternational sponsors committee Gen.
John j. Pershing, Nicholas LongWorth,
Speaker of the House of Representa-
tives; Senator Lawrence G. Phipps,
Representative Stephen G. Porter. Mr..
Frederick A. Delano Countess Scherr-
hoss. Princess Boncompagni, Miss
Mabel Boardman and Mrs. Julian j.
Carter of Hollywood, Calf
Countess Scherr-Thoss is the former
huFNl WlulE, udukIlbeE Oh bIe lhLe MF,
Henry White, who for more than so
years was in the foreign service of the
United States. Mr.. White was one of
the first sponsors OF the Washington
National Opera Co, and because of his
interest the countess, as a member of
=, the international sponsors committee,
Is assisting in extending invitations to
women who are to be included on the
committee.
Mrs. Carter, famous music patron,
originated the idea of music under
the stars and was largely influential
in the building of the huge Hollywood
Bowl. Mrs. Carter will come on from
California for the festival
| The program for this great event in
cludes "A Light From ST. Agnes
tAmerican opera, February 13;
"Werther" (Frenchr February IA:
'Die Walkure" German, February
l6: "Lakme" (French>, February l8:
"Tosca" Italian). February 20; Hugh
the Drover" lEnglisf). February q
Tristan und Isolde" tGerman). Feb
rllary %; "Otello' Italian1, Febru-
aly IS,
During the two weeks of the festival
there will be many social events
among them the reception for members
OF the sponsors committee and the
artists by the Prince and Princess de
Ligne.
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Minnesotans to Greet
DISTINGUISHED COMPANY

Secretary OF State and Mrs. Frank B.
Kellogg will be among the guests Of
honor at the annual congressional re-
ception TO be given by the Minnesota
State Society tomorrow evening at the
Washington Club Arrangements have
been completed. according TO announce
ment made by the president OF the So
ciety, Miss Bede johnson. who viii as
sist the members and their wives in re-
celYGg the guests. Mr.. William j. Will
hanson will make the introductions
There will be music following the re-
ception. Some OF the members will have
few words OF greeting for the Gophers
present. Dancing and cards will con-
clude the evenings entertainment, and
refreshments will be served
Chairmen OF the committees having
charge OF the meeting are. Reception.
Mr.. Simon Michelet; hostess, Mrs.
George Thorpe; music, Mr.. Clifford II
Schopmeyer; floor Mr. Elwood j. WAY,
entertainment, Mrs, William j. William.
son and refreshments, Mrs. w H
Hunter
All Minnesotans even though not az
tlliated with The society. and their
friends are cordially invited To attend
this meeting at the Washington Club.
Seventeenth and X streets northwest.
a. Q pm
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Continued from First Pagel
and Mrs. Lutz Wahl, Mai. Gen. Will
liam C. Rivers, Brig Gen. and Mrs
Ewing z. Booth. Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
Harry r. Rethers, Brig. Gen. and Mrs
Francis H Pope Col and Mrs. Edgar
Connolly. Mrs. Dixon Willis OF Texas,
Mfr and Mrs Lewis Hamilton and Col
and Mrs. Percy Ashburn.
Col. A. T. Oyenshine has issued invi-
tations for a dinner at the Willard
Hotel February 10 There will be 90 in
the party. and later he will take his
guests to the Army dance
Mai r. l.. Whitley will entertain 30
guests at dinner at the Willard Hotel
preceding the Army dance February TO-
which also takes place at the willard.
Mai and Mrs. Thomas H. Lowe we're
hosts 10 company OF rs at tea Sun
day afternoon In their apartment al
2540 Massachusetts, avenue.
Mrs. Clifford X Bergman will be
hostess al a bridge luncheon tomorrow
al the Washington Club at o'clock
when she will entertain about l0C
gueSts
Miss Elizabeth r. Baldwin. daughter
of Col and Mrs Theodore A. Baldwin
of Governors Island, NJ Y, entertained
al luncheon Saturday In the presidential
dining room Of the MayfinWer, having az
her guests Miss Margot Mccormick Miss
Joan Bird Miss Peggy Martin, Mrs
Charlotte Stanciife Miss Celeste Cr0s-
by Mrs. Gwinn Rust Miss Evelyn Cor
/ don also Mr. Frederic Knnbel Count
( cs Ceilere. Mr. Emil l.. Basr. Mr.. jar
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Wes' Virginia Society
10 lioLd Socla! Meetlng

Hut ae1' moelIng - tDe Wtst Vn~
...la t1sej.ty ~ ~ he4G WecufsGay
t.,a5ug FsUrGs5y 4 st tfle Washington
f..g G.ttuleet.lh snc r tfftf'e npflt~
o. gfa1niaek " De mot Interesting
is' Ia. tte34t
Hfs p3geAe Ran ~ cj4aige II enter
-...geat 4}A plfssut "a and Nte
t<fa j3 Vags "a . nuDtsfI ~ tptaI ~ -
ser,aDI.- aic Mfs LOpsiai4Ht GSycnan
.a't - ,.alg. 81 tfif - T. II 10 sfstf ~
..~G#.gs FoiioHlJ4g tnlh program itsff
... d. .agGs hnc dancing
- n r. Hy1lelHs pjasldst' II ihe
f.t..f y54 ahHV8iae cAJJHg lhf ft-
l!4' HLa. piaIls lDt tbe anEu8i dlH-
t.rt =, ~ gwen st Meridian HaHf.p4.t
800 E4zb"Htn agcet nDTih~tel tDF
s.rtlpx q FrDusTy II EyeJy erDl'
bt3.g H.ads by tn camHiilttes In
sf.efse H. ui6kt il real Vttt virgins
s.rtt aaa - iEta ey4G ID naaiDfi II fbt
sfs islFbDG aDus ara Ga4kbttfs
EIIfaF iN fIse after -clD3tt program
fs CrH j. Cilehi 3IGj Van HeH's
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R.rets 30 t5.s clEEst.
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Annual Card Party
For Ruhinstein Club

The Ruhtnstein Club Is holding IL
annual card party al the willard Hote
Friday February 3, at > 30 O'Clock y III
The hostesseS will be Mrs Willard T.
Buell.. chairman Of the entertainment
committee; Mrs. Leonard Clarke, chair
man OF hospitality, Mrs. James Dal-
gleish. Mrs Frank II Lord and Mrs
William Robes. Mrs Bowen, WhC
will take charge of the candy table
Will be assisted hy Mrs Weliman and
Mrs. Emlg
This Is the first social event nf tn
season held by the RuhiuStein Club anc
a large attendance is expected More
than il hundred tables have been al
ranged for III the large ballroom and
the usual dainty prizes will I've given,
Evening star., 1928-01-29
New York Society Planning
Big Spring Season Program
Golf and Tennis and Other Out-of-Doors Actvi.
ties Scheduled to Follow Winter
Now Closing

NEW YORK. January cs-Althougf
tl1e spell Of Winter is over the lane
and SocIety folk hurry 10 and from
the many entertainments of the season
bundled in furs and heavy wraps
thoughts Of approaching Spring have
r0t been abandoned entirely. This j;
proved by the announcement Of plan:
f0r 2 Golf and tennis club in West
chester which will be wholly under Tho
direction Of socially prominent women
OF course men can play on the courts
sn5 Solf links. but they must be invited
guests If they share III the activities OF
this particular club.
Tl9c organization has been ehriStenCd
the WcStcheSter WomenS Golf anu
Tennis Club The course is now under
construction and II is expected that II
VIII De the longest course for women III
existence when completed. There Will
hs a fully equipped clubhouse and sew
eva. tennis courts on the grounds. Near
tl1c clubhouse site is a lake, which Is
Ia be ENLARGED for skating and Winter
sports
hmonc those who are taking part in
Organizing The club are Mrs, Frank {.
N;nSon. Mrs. J. Rich Steers. Mrs Helen
Stacg McKlnl. Mrs, Thomas W, Lamont,
Mrs Joseph 3. Cotton. Mrs John j,
FoWater Mrs Arthur O Choate. Mrs,
Henry ! Topping Mrs John D. Chap
I,lar. Mrs Shuts Dougherty, Miss Ger
tigI6e Hill Airs John l., Downey, Miss
CLAWS Bedford. Mrs. Albert 5. Ash
forth. Mrs Henry s Thompson Mrs
David Baker. Mrs George NJ. Pynchon,
= Mrs Walter Righter, Mrs. John P,
Mitchell Mrs. Henry Fletcher. Mrs. Har-
C.G A Hatch Mrs. John II. Lapham,
Miss Elizabeth Kountge, Miss Alonlse
Boker. Mrs Seward ProSSer. Mrs. Nor
man P Ream. Mrs. Starnuck Ranney.
Miss Isabel Shuts. Mrs. Joseph s. Ter
be. Mrs. William H. Williams. Mrs.
George A Adams MRS. C Lalor Bur-
c.ck and Miss Louise Calender.
Mss Elsie Annette Moore. daughter
r. Charles Arthur Moore, lr.. and John
Prentice Ke!loge. son of Mrs. J. Prem
7ice kellogg and the late Mr.. Kellogg
VII, oe married Friday February 10, IL
S. Barth0lomew's Chapel, Rev Dr. Karl
Rs!.and officiating A small reception
a, SheTry's Will follow.
Ms. Albert Tilt. jr.. cousin Of Miss
Moore. VIII be matron OF honor. and
Miss Clare Kellogg, sister Of her flance.
VIII be maid Of honor. The ribbon
bearers VIII Dt bttlle Aloolt anu JoIltI
Campbell Moore.
The best man will be Huntington
HcLane OF this city. and the ushers
William White Townsend p Coleman,
Henry c. Pierce, Samuel Riker, Sd,
Daniel Wilson. Harris B. Fisher,
Charles A. Moore, Sd. a brother of Miss
Moore. and Charles " Rich, jr.. Of New
YORK: John BOYD of Rumson. and
Stockton. Rush of Philadelphia.
Following a trip 10 Havana, Nassau
snd Palm Beach. Mr.. Kellogg and his
brlde vill reside at 28 East. Seventieth
street
4 wedding which was attended By
mary members of the smart set here
uss that Of Miss Ruth Wilmerding TO
Fc.!nton Hunt Montgomery, which took
place yesterday in S. Georges Church.
Miss Wiiuerding is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Lucius Wilmerdlng, II East
Flehtv-ninth street. Mr.. Montgomery
j. the son ot Henry Eglinton Mont
Eomc-y and the late Grace Sands Mont
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Tea Announced to Honor
Senator and Mrs Oddie

Senator and Mrs. TaSker l.. Oddie
OF Nevada Will be guests OF honor at
tea TO be given at the home OF DR.
and Mrs, Charles j. Bovine OF 200l
Rhode Island avenue northeast today
from TO 6 o'clock pm Other guests
viii be members of the Delta Delta
Delta Fraternity. and their husbands
Mrs. Oddie Is patroness Of Delta
Delta Delta. A delegation OF Tri-Del-
tas from Baltimore is also 10 be pres
ent. Assisting Mrs. Bovine as host
eSses will be Mrs Albert n Genuna.
Mrs Charles Stenger and Miss Edith
Dawson Mrs. Bovine has as house
guest her sister. Miss Edna StrouSe
also member of Delta Delta Delta
who Is to be married To Mr.. Edward
Romano OF New York City February Is.
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Capt. Ault to Discuss
Survey OF Seven Seas

Capt. J. p. Ault will be the speaker
at the evening meeting OF the Women :
Alliance of All Souls Church tomor-
row In Pierce Hall. at Fifteenth and
Harvard streets. at 8 O'Clock Capt.
Auit will speak on surveying the
Seven Seas with the Yacht Carnegie
The lecturer will discuss the purpose of
the ocean surveys carried out by the
Carnegie Institution during the past 20
wears II viii be illustrated by motion
pictures and lantern slides Mrs Tracy
Al Payfair will be hostess at this
meeting
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! eomery of this city. Rev. Or Karl
Reiland rector of St Georges Church,
officiated. and a reception followed at
the Wilmer ding home.
! Miss Edith Wilmerding was her sis
/ ter's maid of honor, and the bridesmaids
were the Misses Emma L. Marshall
Cornelia w Blagden, Susan Moore, all
Of this city: Harriet Bean OF chicago
and Rose Movius and Louisa Hopkins
Of Boston.
AIR. Rodman Bound Montgomery was
best man for his brother and the
ushers were George Walker, George
Carey. Sayton Ketchel. Donald 7. Blag-
den. Charles Davis of New York and
/ George Gordon of Hartford.
Miss Wildmerding made her debut at
I the last Autumn ball at Tuxedo PARK.
where her parents have house, and
was the first of this years group 10
announce her engagement. Mr.. Mont
gomery is a graduate OF harvard.
X y
One of the most interesting affairs OF
The season took place tonight with the
holding OF the Carnival In Nice" at
the Ritz-Carlton Hotel. II was under
the direction Of the younger set, al
though matrons well known in society
acted as patronesSes. A typical scene
climax of the entertainment was
battle Of flowers, In which showers OF
rose petals fell about the ballroom,
thrown by merry participants IN the
affair.
Just before midnight the queen of
the carnival appeared, preceded by
band of gypsy followers who danced and
sang. Among the carnival groups were
several soloists. who entertained with
tap dances. songs and French tango.
During the supper number of man
neQuins paraded about presenting the
latest creations i'll gowns, coats and
wraps. Those present in this fashion
display were the Misses Sara Chisholm.
Barbara Baxter Mary Shepard, Ruth
Buckner, Cora Legg and Evelyn Evans.
Speciaities were offered by the Misses
Grace Cody. Friede Smidt, Gwendolyn
Lewis. George Hyde and William Quinn
by Members of the chorus and carni-
val revelerS included the Misses Aurelie
Murchison. Mildred Van der Poel, Kath-
arine Ogden. Louise Coburn, Leonie
Lyons, Ruth Ledyard. Frances Ottley,
Emily Schniewind, Leigh Haskins. Jane
Baldwin. Betty Jenney. Miriam Lowe,
Ruth Robinson, Lydia Ahless June
Hess, Hope Richardson, Margery Jarvis,
GWendolyn Tabor, PAMELA Nigel,
Doris Borden. betty BaTStoW, OoTOtny
Morrell Constance Lee, Lester Morse,
Judith Hamlin. Natalie Ponvert. Eugenie
Woodruff Jean Leonard. Betty Hamil-
ton and Eleanor Bronaugh.
X
While many members OF the fashion,
able Glen Cove colony have departed
for Florida and the other Southern re-
sorts. a group of women in that section
are finding keen interest in a series Of
trap shoots each Thursday afternoon at
the traps of the Nassau CountrT Club.
The women will take part in the club
championship.
Mrs. H. NJ. Addinseli and Mrs E. r
Fox are tied for the point score. The
other gunners include Mrs. Edward p.
Alker, Mrs. J. w. Alker, Mrs. Richard
Aver, Mrs. Wilbur L. Ball. Mrs. Harold
W. Carhart, Mrs v. d. Crisp. Mrs Hunt
r Dickinson. Mrs. Malcolm deb. Hunt
er. Mrs. Ralph Ishani. Mrs. Matthew
Looram. Mrs j. r, Meyer. Mrs. Norman
x Toerge and Mrs. George c. Mercy.
A luncheon precedes the shoots.
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Plan Ball for Benefit
OF Home for Childrer

Mr. G. Rowland Chase, Sd. will act
as chairman Of the floor committee for
the annual ball for the benefit Of the
Episcopal Home for Children 70 be given
at the Willard, Monday February zn
at 10 O'Clock
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Exports of domestic goods from Grsss
Britain during last November were IN,
largest for any month since June 1924
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President and First Lady
VIII Be Guests at Dinner

Continued from First Pagel
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-06-07
WHAT HAVE THEY DONE:

Arthur Nelson, candidate for the
G. o. P. nomination for U. S. Senator,
has sent us the full text of his key
note address at Browns Valley. His
attack upon Senator Shipstead for not
accomplishing anything to help the
people of the state" would made a
horse laugh. With one u. S. Senator
and eight congressman from Mime
sofa, with full control of the executive
department of the nation, of the
House, and of the Senate in a pinch,
with the judiciary in sympathy with
them, what has the party to which
Mr.. Nelson belongs, accomplished
along the lines which Mr.. Nelson
feels have been neglected? If there
is anything amiss in the government
of this country at the present time,
who is to blame? Certainly not the
minority: Shipstead has done more
to point out where the shoe pinches