Evening star., 1916-03-05
To Give Annual Entertainment,
Musical Comedy, Tomorrow
and Tuesday Evenings.
YOUNGER SOCIAL SET IN
CAPITAL TO TAKE PART
New and Original Dances Arranged
by Miss Kingsbury and Mr..
Dickson to Be Given.

The Junior League of the city OF
Washington will hold its annual enter
tainment for 1915 at Rauscher's tomor-
row and Tuesday evenings. This year
the entertainment will take the form OF
A musical comedy-"The Gypsy Prince
which has been written by Mrs. John
William Thompson. and many of the
Younger social set of the capital, lnciud-
ing the debutantes of this year, Will
take part. The audiences are promised
many innovations and attractive fea-
lures, including new and original dances
arranged by Miss Elizabeth Kingsbury
and Henry Dickson.
The musical comedy is to be followed
by general dancing. and refreshments
will be served The work of the league
is now well known in the circles OF
charity in Washington. The proceeds
from the annual entertainment are used
to further the charitable work of the
league.
Cast of Characters.
The list of characters will be as fol-
lows: Juliet. the head maid. Juliet Cros-
by: Syivanus, the head valet. Sylvanus
Stokes: courtier. Lawrence Baker; Celia,
Princess of Cerobia. Lillian Hendrick;
Patricia and Yvonne. ladies in waiting,
Reatrice Clover and Eveline Gleaves;
prime minister. John William Thomp
son; first counselor. William E. Davis;
second counselor, Marlyn Brown; King
of ,'erobia, John ]. Cunningham: Prince
lean of Syrvlle, Newbold Noyes: Margot,
a yypsy girl Georgia Schofield; Lieut..
Arnaut, Ross Thompson; soldier. Wilson
HAYWOOD Rastus, Mr.. EnwriSht; Lefty
Jones. G. Merritt MacWhort; messen-
ger. Theodore Jewell; second courtier,
Elwood Smith: herald. Theodore Jewell.
The choruses will include the follow
ing:
Maids and valets-Margaret Douglas.
smith, Catherine Pace. Louise Clark,
chester Lockwood, John Bulkley,
Harry Lee Rust, jr.: Elwood Smith,
James Karrick and Pittman Springs.
Attendants of borntby the beebs Kash
crime Burdette. Marie Sims. Margaret
Fahnestock, Pocahontas Butler and
Grace Overman.
Gypsy girls - Ruth Larner, Dorothy
Deeble, Frances Carpenter. Margaret
Larner, Katherine Speer, Cathryn Bur-
dette. Louise Clark and Emily Chase.
Gypsy men-John William Thomson,
William Faust. William Hill, Ross
Thompson. Lowndes Lavendar and
Musical Observation-Disclosures.
The musical numbers will include the
following:
Act one-1 Opening chorus. Some
Sort of Somebody Cmaids and valets);
Q Specially dance, Laurie Smith. Mar
garet Douglas; 3. ''The Hula Hula"
Juliette Crosby. Sylvanus Stokes. jr.:
A. MY Fathers Favorite Daughter"
attendants to the princess; 5. Folk song
of Abrogonia. the princess; 6. Finale. "At
the Frisco Fair" maids and Wallets. at
tendants.
Trail" gypsy chorus: 2. the gypsy
tango, Georgia Schofield. Henry Dick
son: 8. "Fording the Ocean," Mr.. En-
Wright. Mr. MacWhorter; 4. my Gypsy
Sweetheart gypsy. chorus; 5. Song.
Manuela de Pena; 6. Quartet. Under
meath the Stars" Eveline Gleaves. Be-
atrice Glover. William Faust. Lawrence
Baker: T. Already" the prince; 8.
"Good-bye." the princess.
Act three-1. Round dance, all: 2. Waltz.
opening chorus; 4. my Gypsy Prince"
the princess; S. Duet, mot That You Are
Fair. Dear" the princess and the
Pictures Of two members of the cast
will be found reproduced on page of
the society section Of today's Star.