The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-12-21
SOCIETY
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Metropolitan and Chicago Grand OPP
era companies, and Leopold Godow-
sky. in a joint recital.
Sixth, Mime. Emmy Destinn; seventh,
Mime. Yvette Guilbert and supporting
company; eighth, Titta Ruffo;; ninth.
-Mischa Levitski and Emma Roberts
in joint recital: tenth, Mime. Louise
Homer and daughter. Miss Louise
Homer, first appearance in a joint re-
. cital in Washington Mime Tetrazzini
and Enrico Caruso are now being ne
gotiated with.
The patronesses for the series are:
Mrs. Newton D. Baker, chairman;
Mrs. Henry +. Dimock. Mrs. Carter
Glass, Mrs. Lawrence TOWNSEND. Mrs
Walter r. Tuckerman, Mrs. Mitchell
Palmer, Mrs. Clifford Pinchot, Nine. De
Riano, Nine. Matthew, Mrs. Charles
B. Ward, Mrs. Geo. Eustis. Mrs. Jose
-phus Daniels. Mrs. William r. Will
son. Mime. Grouitch. Mrs. Charles
Boughton Wood. Mrs. John P. Story.
Nine. Panaretofr. Mrs. Robert Lam
. sing. Mrs. Robert HOLSTER Chapman.
Mime. George n. PauliefY. Nine.
fsamados. Mrs. ATlerton Cushman.
Mrs. Medill Mccormick. Mrs. David
r. Houston. Nine. Kwapiszewska,
Mary B. Temple. Mrs. AdoIph
C. Miller. Mrs. Thomas B. Sweeney
Mrs. G. w. Ehle. Nine. Sulzer.
Mrs. ]. O'Brien Hartman. Mrs
C c. Calhoun. Mrs. Jouett Shouse,
Mrs. Guy L. Scott. Mrs. Frank L.
: Smith, Mrs. Joseph z. Thropp. Mrs
Horace II. WeStCott, Mrs. c. 3. Ames
and Mrs. Marshall Field.
The same society is also announc-
nE another series Of concerts, Cham
Der Music Concerts. to he given in the
ballroom of the Willard. and at the
Wardman Park Hotel. Monday. 4:2O.
commencing January Is. and every
Sther Monday The artists will in
zelude FIonzaley Quartet. Salzedo
Harp Ensemble (seven harpistsl. and
Nine. PovIa Frijsch. Berkshire Quar-
-,et. Barrere Ensemble, Let's Quartet
md Cherniavsky Trio. Seats. IS for
Eeries of ten concerts Diplomatiques.
10 for series of six concerts OF Cham
Ser music. boxes so for concerts
liplomatiques, pluS 10 per cent war
AK Reservations at Office OF Man
Iger NJ. F. Kline. Jt3 OUray Building.
Eighth and C streets northwest
Phone Franklin 2SG9.
PICADILLY JIM
Is GREAT SHOW.
; A welcome bit of holiday joy is the
Jews that stuart Walker is bringing
his newest production to Washington
Christmas week. Three years ago
Washington society discovered him as
: he one figure in theatrical affairs
Who preserved the spirit of youth and
harm. and sponsored the presentation
ii his POTtmantCau plays here. Last
Christmas Mr.. Walker brought his de-
ightful Seventeen" for Il vacation
Teat. This year he brings another
comedy for youths and maidens home
or the holidays. ''PiccadiIly jim"
made from the story by P. G. Wode-
Iouse. which appeared serially in the
saturday Evening Post. The dashing
Foung hero is an American who has
Ieen given the English nickname on
recount Of his LOndon-tailored appar-
i. Though all his uncles and aunts
and step-nOther are wealthy. he finds
himself in the sad plight of having
seek work in a New York employ
nent Office. The clerk in charge re-
uses TO take seriously the application
4 such a snartly-dressed young man.
'Plccadilly jim is driven to subter-
uges; he accepts a position of kid
lapper in his own Uncle's house, gains
ntranCe by pretending to be a vers
iDEc poet. loses his heart to a glori-
JIsly red-headed girl. and finally ex-
ricates himself from all difficulties
gith slanEy aplonlb. 1t is all good
IN. lively. lauShable. wholesome en-
eTt1iHment. Gregory Kelly. who made
Willie Baxter in Seventeen" a de-
60 n"in~5 his brilliant comedy gifts
o the title role in "Piccadiuy Jim"
Ruth Gordon. the Boston debutante