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pay homage to Washington, the first
commander in chief of the American
Army. patriotic program will precede
the ball. beginning at $50 o'clock. The
affair will be one of color, with the
guests attired in Colonial military or
colonial dress.
Mr.. Elmer E. Field is president of
the society and the final list of hostesses
for the various State societies includes:
Alabama, Miss Pearl Mount; Connecti-
sut Mrs. Lena Gibbs; Delaware. Miss
Elizabeth Groves; Georgia, Mrs. Gordan
Greene; Indiana, Miss Media Martin;
Iowa, Mrs. w. A. Graham; Kentucky
Mrs Albert Kramer; Louisiana, Mrs
Myrtle Dean; Massachusetts,, Miss
Eleanor Carlton. Mississippi, Miss
Frances Shirley; Maryland, Mrs. Glenn
ent Sheriff; New York, Miss Meta
BriniQs; Pennsylvania, Miss Ruth
Paugff; New Jersey. Miss Betty Durr;
South Dakota, Miss Louise Phillips;
Mrs. r. A. Allen; Oregon, Miss Vella
Winner; North Carolina, Miss Jane
Newton: Missouri, Mrs Otis Rogers;
Maine, Miss Rose Dugan, and Rhode
Island, Miss Thelma Thomas. Miss
Bede johnson of the Minnesota Society
will select hostess for that society at
a later date Tickets may be secured
at the door the evening of the affair.
Miss Rebecca Reilly will entertain the
Judge Lynn Chapter, Daughters OF the
American Revolution, this evening at
her home at 1406 Fifteenth street north
west
Assisting Miss Reilly are Mrs. c. S.
Tilton, Miss Virginia c. Francis, MISS
Elsie c. Krey and Miss Marguerite
Elizabeth Orme.
A group of girls and boys of the Chill
dren of the Revolution will dance the
minuet in Colonial costume.
A benefit card party and fashion show
will be given tomorrow by the Zeta and
Alpha Chapters of Sigma Lambda Ma
tional Sorority at the Kennedy-Warren
Hotel
Cards will be played from until 10
O'Clock, after which the latest Spring
styles will be displayed.
The models will be Miss Wilhelmene
Warwick, Miss Jeanne Berry, MISS An
nette Magill. Miss Barbara Roll, MISS
Sally Thornley,, Miss D. Villa Reed, MISS
Dorothy Graham and Mrs. BeltleS.
Gowns are to be furnished through the
courtesy of Lansburgh g. Bro.
Mrs. Bonita Grove, president of the
Atlanta branch of the National League
of American Pen Women, will come to
Washington to attend the authors
breakfast of the National League OF
American Pen Women April % and the
biennial convention which will follow,
continuing to April %. Mrs. Grove is
q well known composer. Other out-of-
town guests will be Mrs. Alfred Frank
lin Smith, poet, of Nashville, Tenn;
Miss Mabel l.. Shutters, authoress, OF
New York; Mrs. Kate Speake Penney OF
Birmingham, Ala, one OF the important
novelists Of the Soutn.
Among the branches which nave re-
served tables for the breakfast are the
district of Columbia. which will send
an unusually large delegation to the
event; Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Chevy Chase, Md.
The guest of honor and speaker at
the weekly forum luncheon which the
Wofnan's National Democratic Cluo
gave yesterday was Senator Hugo L.
BLACK of Alabama. Mrs. Burton K.
Wheeler introduced the Senator. Mrs,
Black accompanied him.
Mrs. David Tucker Brown enter
tanned a party including Mrs, LOUIS
Green, Mrs. John w. Burke, Mrs. Ed
ward Meigs, Mrs. Cosdy Dell, Miss
Eleanor Connolly, Miss Taylor Burke
and Mrs Fleming Saunders. With Mrs.
Reeve Lewis were Mrs. Harrison, Mrs.
A. McCook Dunlop and Miss Catherine
Dunlop. Mrs. Rosalie H. O'Connell had
with her Mrs. Marcus Coolidge and Mrs.
J. w. Beecham.
Others in the company were Mrs.
Cordell Hull and her guests, Mrs. Wal
ter F. George, Mrs. Morris Sheppard
and Mrs. Edward Crump; Mrs. Robert
Lansing, who was accompanied by Mrs.
Frank Simonds; Mrs. Kate Trenholm
Abrams, Mrs Samuel Herrick, Mrs.
George NJ Eckels, Mrs. John Graham,
Mrs. John Henry Martin, Mrs. z. K.
Campbell Mrs. Bolick Hurd, Miss Hurd,
Mrs. c. F. Russell, Mrs. Bates Warren,
Mrs. j. D. Brodhead, Mrs Robert Nell
son, Mrs James T. Newton, Miss Mary
Connery, Mrs. Charles Hamlin, Miss
Mary Marvin Breckenridge, Mrs. M. A.
j. Markley, Miss Ethel Ketcham, Mrs.
z. B. Prettyman and Mrs. Edward
Keating.
Viewing your ancestors in the por-
traits shown in the Bicentennial His
torical Loan Exhibition at the Corcoran
Gallery of Art is one of the pleasant
experiences enjoyed by visitors to the