Evening Star Newspaper, April 13, 1924, Page 45

SOCIETY. _ Uniformed Shriners [} Will Add Color to Mrs. Coolidge Heading | Patronesses for Ball i Mrs. Coolidge heads the list of patronesses Almas Temple Dance‘ r the Debutants Ball to | General and Personal THE_SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. APRIL 13, Mention of Leaders 3, 1924—PART 2. SOCIETY. Polo Ball Scheduled Wednesday, April 30 The polo ball given annually by the War Department Polo Association Alumnae Association Plans for Card Party | The Alumnae Association of St Ladies! Get Acquainted With the In the Social World Cecilia’s Academy is urranging a card School of will be held this year Wednesday everling, April 30, in the ballrooms of the New Willard Hotel. Capt. R. L party to be held in the oak room of the Raleigh Hotel Tuesday cvening, May 6. Lo glven at the Willard Hotel Monday 1 cvening, April 28, for the benefit of 1d. Other patron Large Attendance Is Expect- | Dressmaking ' Luncheon and Dinner Par- Huzhe: Torrient Bibe Mme Tsa- Hu Scnora ed at Reception to Be Held g in Willard Tomorrow. de la Pueyrredon, - Princess Mme, Wallenbe Wroblewska, Mme. Mrs. s Mme | Mme 10 be siven | Afaro, Mume « Order of the | M3d0s, Mrs. Harry §. New held at the New |PeTt Work, Mrs. Henry C. Hot urrow eventng 't 9| Mre B K Gillett, Mrs. and r to be one of the | Wier Mrs, Arth atest social events ever held by the Copeland, M Shrin It is expected that there will | 4 ard T e from 2,000 to 3,000 ladies E eis, Mrs. Samuel E. Present S0l Rloom, Mrs. Henry Al of Mrs. John T. Adams, e fra. Minni- —_— Sze, reception s Ten Shring nd dance Aln Mystic Willard will be der Ke pper, and nobles t Military Ba Drum Mrs, Harold C. Regis Mr. ¥ Mr.and Mr {at dinner Monday night in their home | " 'Cool At and Mr: ., Willizr Marshall, Mrs s nton | M. Randolph, Mrs Richzrd Mrs. John or | D. Ritter, M Y | Ashton < jdolph, Willar 3 hom- ardman, Wood, Mrx ind Mrs. Harry L. o Mrs. Boughton Wre : Dixie Ball Inaugurates Post-Lenten Festivities State S-ociet_v o% Texa-s Plans Musical Program = Society will give resident Hb Wood, Eustis, Mrs. Mrs Jor 1z Mrs A Frank Miss win 5 Louisiana, and Senator and Mrs. Robert L. € nd Mrs. John W A special inv ended to the 7 attending the na- f the Daughte: 3 v Thon Mrs. James K Edmiston, committee, hip and *d at the di A GENTLEWOMAN FAULTLESSLY WARDROBED NEW YORK ICKSON garments for the drawisg room; street H and field—exact replicas of originals in their Fifth Avenue Salon—are now to be found at Jelleff’s, in their new Fine Apparel Shop—Second ‘j’ N.W. mouw’i; t Harold Edward ¥ Author‘s: The League ke place at noon | occasion. land a or ude ising one | i | Mrs. Simon O ties, Mah-Jong and Bridge Among Many Events on Society Calendar. Albert Sigmund and Mrs. Kaufman left Monday for City, where they have i the at the St. York spe Hotel week and A. Licbman were hosts | { Fulton courts, Behre entertained ; t anniversar spent of her son and Mrs. stroet aughter-in-1 i Levi, ppenheimer was host- y. ertaining the ut luncheon a rtment in Bev Wednesd £ Burnstein of Lo been visiting her s Kohner for ten for to Angeleg, T vy ne, who, with row evening at the reception he “Willard. ce which Almas Temple Ealtimore will give Card party and Dance For Scholarship Fund The ball roor the Raleigh Hotel cene of the annual card for the nefit of the Free sScholarship fund, under auspices of the Curley Club of Wash- Thursday evening. May ill combine ve Breakfast To Be Given April 26 authors® | Educational Alliance President Will Speak | Miss O. Latham Hatcher of Rich- | mond, Va., president of the Southern | Women's Educational Alllance, will address the Washington branch in the | auditorium _of the Interior Depart- | at 17th and G streets north- 1 o'clock tomorrow afte of breakfas: American I'en the Ho! the hundred and the ambitious Ington who wish to fin ington pitre ators and repre- d the units of expected to att icing wh ouths of Wi ish_their higl Mrs. Mary of the card He is speaker 1 helping states are y anua Rohlfs, speak er Willebrandt, is another an- for the breakfast. Mrs. Ge Atherte 1 Hurst are Mabel Wal part v Miss Nellic Marks, Miss | Rosemary Fi Healy, Miss Lo Cuitivation of tie Speaking Voice of lier favorite songs. rick Claney WE SOLICIT CHARGE ACCOUNTS «‘/’Z«'Ztonu?c/qu PennsYLVANIA AVE. AT 8TH.NW. Easter Suit 24 N'ew ‘Shipment Arrived Coats and Capes, *10 Monday, | Gov! jcoran Eustis, Mrs. | ST | | l | | | “ | Walsh, junior aide at the White House, I8 In charge of the decora- | tions, and the rooms will be made to resemble a polo field as nearly as is | 3 possible. The polo players will wear their costumes of the fleld and all members of riding and hunt clubs are asked to wear their hunting clothes. | The complete list of boxholders in- cludes the Secretary of War and Mrs. Weeks, the minister of Hungary and Countess Szechenyi, Senator and Mrs. Lawrence C. Phipps, Senator and Mrs, James W. Wadsworth, jr.; Senator and Mrs. James Couzens, the chief of taft, Gen. J stant se F of war and Dwight 1. members of | British embassy staff, Col. Morris Ernest Robert M. Thompson John H. Carroll H. Gibbong, M 1 D. Denegre, M Hays Hammond, John R. Wil Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood, Edward C. 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