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The Washington times., 1915-01-19
NATIONAL.

Billie Burke. hoydenish. romp:ng, win
some. pouting, tender. piquant, cFfer-
vescing Billie Burke; Billie Burke. in
automobile attire, in. an old-fashioned
evening gown, in modern morning dress,
In riding habit. in pEjamas, and all the
time. mind you, the Billie Burke you
went forth to see fully as charming as
of yore.
There. without mentioning Billie
Burke's personality" which stares
here from every reviewers page in
eyery ,rS city she Xist;s dTe tribute is paid
admirers are properly satisfied.
But last nights audience at the Ma
tional Theater to see Jerry" not only
saw Billie Burke at her best: 1t saw her
play. equipped win bright lines. and
acted by an excellent supporting COM
pany.
Despite 4 few stages in Catherine
credulity Chat twenty-year engage
inent. for example,, one is grateful 10
her for providing this opportunity for
al American actress of the ingenuc
can play. instrad Of choosing French
vehicle for i:s spiciness. and then de-
maturing it. =" that rnlv the drcSs are
left
The author has given this actress an
opportunity of exploitingf the type OF
venturesome American girl owen John
son libeled in The Salamander:
Shakespeare long ago made famous in
''The Tanning Of the Shrew." and Bcr.
nard Shaw limited at in Man and
Superman."
Out Of the West she comes. a breezy,
irresponsible. lovable. eery. adventur-
i Gus young woman-this jerry Of Billie
Burke's creation-AVnd In the face Of a
mother who does not understand her.
, and a Puritan suburb Of Philadelphia.
| she has a hard time OF 1t.
| Along comes the man-nOt comes.
either-for Jerry frankly threatens to
shoot. tie, bind, gag him. and with
her pretty little fist doubled after her
first round mo decision). she exclaims,
! 'I'll get you yeti"
| Perhaps her make -believe" suicide
was just beyond the margin Of the
plausible. and perhaps there never was
q man so blind as Monty must have
| been. in the face of his twenty years
| engagement. to a woman's hopes and
| aspirations. But across these thin
places of the play Billie Burke carries
her audience with merry abandon. and
winds up with a characteristic line. in
to postpone the wedding. mo twenty.
year hangover engagement for me.
! Selene Johnson. as the perpetual
fiancee." handled her one emotional
scene with excellent restraint: II. Law.
renee Leyton, as an Englishman. OF
| the nobody home" type. provided fre,
quent amusement; Shelley Hull made
the most of part Of limited oppor'
tunities.
The approach Of an automobile af
| fords novel scenic effect in the frs
| act, and the Arizona home Of Jerry AND
Monty makes Of the last an attractive
stage picture. ]. r.. II.
The Washington times., 1915-01-19
POLLS.

The first production OF Maggie Pep
per- in stock, and q benefit for the
Ladies Auxiliary OF the German relief
fund committee were the particular
matters of interest to the audience OF
the Poll Players last evening. The
house was crowded to the doors. and
the vast audience roarcd with laughter,
applauded with vtgor. or sighed I'm
sympathy, as the hIimor, the he,oics,
and the pathos of the Charles Klein
drama were unfolded b. the actors and
actresses. The play, as is we'll known.
was originally written for Rose StahI,
, and was made to fit her peculiar talents
completely 1t served her as starring
vehicle several seasOns. 1t tells the
story OF Il girl in department store
who has worked hard. but" without re-
ward. a young man enters her depart
ment one day and questions her lightly
about her work. She tells him exactly
| what she thinks about it, and about
the way the store is managed and the
| lack or enterprise in the management.
lie asks her how she would correct the
| errors. She tells him how it can be
| done. a few moments later no is in
troduced to her as the millionaire pro-
prietor of the place. She is promoted
| to the post OF confidential adviser to
the proprietor. and prosperity begins
| TO reign in the store and her lite. a
| love story develops that is very pretty
| and rather unusual. Lillian kemble
| as Maggie Pepper, gives Il very clear
| the department store clerk a lovable
woman, who always has the sympathy
| OF the audience. Charles Mackay as
the proprietor OF the store has another
OF those characters he likes to de-
| Yelop. and In which the audience at
| Polls likes to see him. The other
members OF the company were well
| cast
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Personals.

Mrs. Charles NJ. willoughby has left
Washington and has Joined her hus-
band at their new home at Hatties-
burg. Miss.
Miss Nan Young. Of Philadelphia.
and her brother. James Young. OF the
Consular Service, are in Washington
the Iroauois. Next week Miss Young
will be the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Beale r. Howard. Both Miss Young
and Mr.. Young are former Washing
tonians.
Miss Eleanor Scott, Of Pittsburgh, Is
the guest Of Miss Dorothea owen. On
Thursday Miss owen and Miss Scott
and her mother. Mrs: Herman Scott.
will go to Atlantic City Tor snort
stay and thence to New York:
Mrs. Bryan, wife Of the Secretary Of
| State, is expected to return to Wash
ington. on Saturday. after a months
| daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Jennings Bryan. jr;
Secretary Of the Navy Daniels re-
from Raleigh N. c. Mrs. Daniels. who
accompanied the Secretary on his trip
South. will not reach Washington until
| tomorrow.
Secretary OF Commerce and Mrs.
Rcdfield will start this afternoon for
! Texas. where the Secretary will make
series Of speeches. They expect &c
| return to Washington about Febru-
ary I.
Miss Helen Nicholson. daughter OF
Capt William J. Nicholson. U. S. A..
| is the guest Of Admiral and Mrs. Regi-
nald Nicholson. Miss Nicholson will be
a bridesmaid at the wedding of Miss
| Hannah Matthews and Lieut. Edmund
Parker on February 5.
Former Attorney General George w
| Wickersham is passing some time al
tho New Willard Hotel.
Mrs. David r. Finley has arrived ir
Washington and has Joined Congress-
| man Finley at their apartment in the
Farragut.
Mrs. Robert H. Merriam, OF St. Paul.
| and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Burrell. OF Otta-
wa, Ontario. are some Of the recent
arrivals at the New Willard Hotel.
Rolla Wells. former mayor Of St.
Louis. Is at the New Willard for sew
| eral days.
Miss Frances Gist Finley. who has
The Washington times., 1915-01-19
CRANDALLS.

Despite the rainy weather yesterday
large audiences at Crandall's Theater
greeted Beatriz Michelena in "Mignont
a photodrama taken from the adapta-
ton of Goethe's "Wilhelm Meister'' In
the opera by Ambrose Thomas, Mig
non'' contains some of the most beau
tiful scenes seen I'm Washington In a
long while. The picture was produced
by the world Film Corporation. and
is,snns as an ata Mt,nan Ea saRppr bs fs.,Srss ss
again today. Wednesday the principal
photoplay will be The Man Behind
the Door, Vitagraph comedy featur-
ing Wally Van, Cissy Fitzgerald and
Harry Morey Thursday and Friday
William Fox will present Robert Hill
ards success, "A Fool There Was. ''by
Portner Emerson Browne with Edward
Jose and Theda Bara in the leading
roles. Saturday will conclude the week
with a return engagement OF the The
Idler." william Fox production with
Charles Richman and Catherine Coun-
tiss in the principal parts.
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n RS. MATTHEW T. SCOTT.
III former president general Of

|kvl the d. A. r.. is entertaining
at tea this afternoon at the
residence Of her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Assistant Secretary OF Agriculture
and Mrs. Carl svrpoman. The guests
will be the Daughters" in town who
are Mrs. Scotts personal friends. The
house is attractively decorated. and
quantities of pink roses are used on the
tea table. Alternating in doing tho
honors Of the tea table will be Mrs.
Albert B. Cummins. Mrs. Claude Swan
son, Mrs. James Hamilton Lewis. Mrs.
Charles +. johnson. Mrs. Morris shep-
ard, and Mrs. John II. Bankhead. Mrs.
Donald Mclean, former president gem
era, Of the u. A. r.. Will be among
those assisting. also Mrs. Vrooman
and a number OF other prominent
women.
Mrs. Francis Nash has cards out Tor
a luncheon on January 26.
-
Announcements have reached Wasn-
ington of the marriage OF Miss Lucy
Geer, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs: Har-
rison Geer, and Henry Trumbul VIII
Jams, OF Boston. on January 49, at De-
troit Mr. and Mrs. Williams VIII be
at home after April ] at Brookhpe'
Mass.
Among those who have taken boxes
! for the "Soirce Artistique. TO DC sFenn
under the auspices OF the Society OF
neaux Arts Architects, at. at M. NE WI. WnI
, liam r. Draper. Mrs Joseph Letter: Letter
Mrs. J. B. Henderson. and the Missei
Mackay-Smith.. About half the tables
have already been bespoken.
The performance Will begin pronpuy
at $50 o'clock. and the guests are re-
quested to come promptly. ~ the ar
rival Of late comers would greatly IN
terfere with the enjoyment OF the pro
gram, owing to the difficulty In seat
One Of the most interesting events
| Of the evening will be the special d.
| vertissement offered by some or the
members Of the Society Of Beaux Arts
who are coming from New York fo'
Hemmick's Greek !dyl. THE Dispute
| OF the Muses." are progressing. under
her personal direction, with great sue
cess.
Mrs. J. Morrill, Chamberlin enter.
| tained at a luncheon Of twelve covers
this a fternoon at the Chevy Chase Club
| followed by a bridge marty Of fifteer
| tables. Mrs. Charles V. Wheeler anc
Mss Eleanor Chamberlin poured tea.
-
Miss Genevieve Clark was among thos'
people lunching in the palm room o.
the New Willard yesterday.
-
The College Women's Club held tn,
| first Of its series of afternoon teas al
| the Hotel Raleigh yesterday afternoon
A lecture recital on Schuman and hi.
work was the feature of the program
Miss Mary !. Kelly. a pupil OF xavie,
Scharwenka. illustrated her lecture h,
| brilliant work at the piano. Miss Bell
Worth Bagley and section six of th'
! club were the hostesses.
I Among those present were Miss Eliza
beth v. Drown. president: Mrs. l.. B
SsWormstedt. past, president: Mrs
| Thomas w. Sidwell. Mrs. Isadore Ber
man. Mrs. John Weyrich. Miss Sara
| Papc 1rogan. Miss Elizabeth Leach
| Miss Catherine Custis. Mrs. Mary CIeve
! land Bradford. Mrs. w. T.. Burleigh
Miss Altha Coons, Mrs. Alva l.. Gard
ner Miss Ruth G. Greathouse Miss Ma,
! T. Cooke. Mrs Grosvenor NJ. Jones Mis-
Zaida Nicholson. Miss Ellen A. vintox
Miss Eliza Tonks. and Mrs Raymond
| Il. Morgan.
The Washington times., 1915-01-19
GARDEN.

That laughter is relished by arnuse-
ment seekers was amply demonstrated
yesterday at Moore's Garden Theater,
where Marie Dresslcr. in the hysterical
tilm farce. 'rillie's Punctured Ro-
NANCE" kept large audiences in a con-
slant state Of merrment. Miss Dress
Ter Is Tillie, the little" country maiden
who is lurcd to New York by Charlie,
a gay city Lothario, impcrsonated by
Charles Chaplin. In the great metrop-
oils Charlie. aided by Mabel Norman.
literally shows Tillie the time Of her
life. The piece remains until Wednes-
day Thursday a double feature bill
will be presented including the second
series Of Runaway June pictures
with Norma Phillips in the title role
aud Creatures Of Clay" by the Hep
worth company OF London. "The Con-
sp!racy." featuring John Emerson. will
be shown Friday. by special request
Saturday the feature will be The
Country Mouse" made famous on the
stage by Ethel Barrymore, whose role
riscale.