The Washington times., 1915-02-21

attached 10 tho Mayfower. but a the
ship has been here since last Ju,v and
is likely to remain until summer. Wash.
| inston feels IL can claim him IL.
dances we'll and sings and plavs Tho
piano even better. and IL a very popular
chap.
| Nrs. Christian Hemmick, Hazel Mack.
| aye, and all those who have been r.t-
ing arrangements for The Aw.L.,-
ins," the tableaux by Mrs. u.mr,,.l
and Miss Mackayc which ar. "a h.
given on Monday afternoon at Conv.r-
ton Hall in tho interests Of the near.
cause. say that the most surpr,s,nx
thIns has been the interest taken be-
tho men in the affair.
instead OF having to bribe and coercs
tnefn into donning Greek coatumes ana
posing prettilH. the ladies' have been
S"anped with applicants for the vari.
"us characters. and have even created
| nc" roles for few talented youths
'V c'eVer to be turned down.
"p'oi' hryan Is to play War" tb.
,nalh OF The piece; Mr. HemrnicA
nh'S an 1inpoeipR Law" with =
! met about his brow: Dr. Alfred HIM.
w" VII represent Roman warrior
| =, ''ei men IN the cast are
W.. 'nt'er CIark. Morvin Thompson.
| Robert Baker. Wilbur Underwood
hopert Bell Mr.. Howard. Mr.. O'N.ii
Mr.. O~eles and Mr. Donohue A.,
Howell Smith IL TO NAV ,to ,,,,,.
| tant part of woman" and ,,i..
Butch Katherine Hitchcock ~a,d,..
| howard. Hazel Msckaye. Mrs ,,rnsh,,
McCamn1on. Mrs. Robert Baker 11iS,
Davidson, Anne Hopkins, Icla esr-
rc''' Helen Buchenan. Marjorv Smith
Mrs. James Mitchell. Mre. Henry n
Kerr, and Margaret Eritton will take
| part Mildred Anderson will dance
ana there are TO nc speeches and
choruscs
IN am almost forgetting 4 very
important peraonare Mrs Hcnricl's
ooe' Melisande. who 10 leading char
scter and poses most effectively In
tact. fear Melisande poses a trif.
even Nhsl she IL not in tableaux Sh.
rs an Italian greyhound slim and
GRACEFUL nut 'us, !, + l'tt'e affected
StrasElers from the AUDIENCE Of =
recent matinee at the National Th.at.r
| witnessed al exhibition Of spirit when
Mrs Clarence Moore fred her chauffeur
from the box Of her motor and tool
herself home in the street car II seems
she had treated the man with som.
consideration. allowing him to occupy
very comfortable quarters in her garage
during her frequent and long continued
absences from town, and when he ar
reared decidedly the worse for wear"
ana apparently rather glorying in II
ahe dismissed him IN such summary
| fashion that he stood not on the orde,
: Of his going but departed with NOR.
haste than dignity. And the storv goez
that h" sailed almost at uncc 20 ,oin
the allies.
The presentation OF Edwin Curtis
u orderful rhcto drama, In the Land
, Of the Head Hunters" which will ~
given at the Eelasco Thursday and Fri.
day afternoons at 80 o'clock, vii, ID
for the benefit OF the sufferers n tts
war zone, and the funds raised will be
! distributed by the Comite France
Anlerique. The hoxholders, are Mra
Julian-James, Mrs. Gibson FahnstocI.
Miss kibbcy Mrs. George A. Becker
Mrs. James Hamilton Lewis tho Hon.
Mrs. OBrien. Mrs. Arthur willert
Mrs. Conrad r. Becker, Mrs. Walter
Tuckerman. Mrs. Paul Bartlett, ana
Mrs. James Psrrnelee, while Mrs. E. F.
phelps Emo, Mrs. Arthur Leo. Miss
! IIeEeman. Mrs. Maruuand, and Mrs. :
Il. Elkins will entertain parties.
Now. Susan. I have written you rean=
| Of real news, and expect you to sit down
and reply in kind Do make it soon. for
|, am pininG for news from my sSusan
Ever vours fondly, JEAN ELIOT.