Evening star., 1920-11-28
YUIETTDE FETE WILL LAST
TWO NIGHTS OF THIS WEEK
Neighborhood House Event at Willard
Wednesday and Thursday Will Be Aided
by Various D. C.. Charities

which is to have a September setting,
will be one of the most elaborate Tea :
lures and will be. in effect, small
theater. Hooks and Ties" sketch
by G. A. Lyon, played by Mabel kipp-
Lewis, late of the Maud Adams COM
pany. and Alexander Woodman. is one
of the principal items of the show.
while other numbers on the program
are:
Songs, Frances scherger; violin
solo. Helen Gerrer: songs in costume,
Betty Thorusberry: Spanish dance,
Ronono Lefevre; baritone solo, Earl
Carbauh.
Operatic songs, Harlan Randall in
afternoon, Lillian Baker in evening;
songs and other things, Mrs. D. Fl.
dance, Enid Sims; songs. Mile.
Hilaire: Indian songs. F.. Marion
Greene; the Ariel Quartet. Mary H.
Latimer. NJ. Emma Bowe, Marian Lar
ner, NJ. Louise Wood, Helen w. Mer-
riam. accompanist: tabeleaux. Girl
Hazel Heath: cartoon sketches. Mr..
Murray of the Washington Star; songs.
Nina Warner; magic only. Dom V.
Smyth: songs. Margery Wright and
Margaret Deeble; character stories,
Milo Atkinson; Venetian songs in cos
tune. Martin Richardson: comedy
stories. Arthur Pierce: dance, Carol
Taylor; songs. big and little, Selma
Selinger tkeith's artist.
Various members of the ''Heigh Ho'
company. now playing at the Shubert-
Garricl Theater, will give their serv-
ices during the four performances
Theatrical Chairman.
Robert Bell is chairman of this
theatrical feature. assisted by Bessie
Davies Schreiner. r. Woodland Gates
J. Lewis Moneyway, Chester Snow. jr.;
&
Gypsy girls, Anna Hamlin. Elizabeth
Graves, Sidney Burleson, Ruth Gerald,
Eleanor Wheeler, Anne Hight, Mil
dred Bromwell and Olive Graef.
ciety of Washington will equip and
maintain the booth which will be
emblematic of October and which has
been christened a "tea room and cake
cottage" Mrs. Adolph Miller is chair
man and will have on her staff Of
Geddes. Nine. Bakhmeteff, Mrs. Balm
bridge Colby, Nine. Mare Peter, Mrs.
David F. Houston, Mrs. Morton Gam
nell. Mrs. Thomas f. Bayard. Mrs.
r. NJ. Kaufman and Mrs. Corcoran
Thorn
The November scene is, of course,
appropriate to the annual feast just
passed. and is entitled Thanksgiving
Booth and Supper" 1t is in charge of
the Junior League. Supper tables,
each seating elSht persons. may De
obtained at this booth from Miss
Louise Delano, the chairman. She will
be assisted by Miss Delphine Heyl.
Miss Sophie Sweet. Miss Cora Barry.
Miss Katherine Robinson. Mrs. Allen
Kirke. Miss Anne Craven. Miss Cath
crime Sutherland, Miss Caroline Story,
Miss Alice Harding. Miss Mary Louise
Johnson. Miss Margaret Taylor, Miss
May Taylor. Miss Maize Gown. Miss
Marjorie Gelm. Miss Eleanor While,
Miss Anne Hight. Miss Markin.
santa Claus Workshop.
Santa Claus Workshop" is the title
of the scene for the final month of
the year. Mrs. Thomas F.. Walsh is
honorary chairman of this feature, as
sisted by Nine. Grouitch. Mrs. Law
renee Townsend Miss Yvonne Town
send, Miss Hammond, Mrs. Charles
Warren. Mrs. Horace Westcott, Mrs.
Heron, Mrs Eldridge Jordan. Mrs.
George T. Marye and Mrs. Robert
Lansing.
The Washington Near East Relief
committee and the Girl Scouts will
ca ch maintain a booth in the entrance
hall for the benefit of their respective
activities. The Girl Scouts will also
contribute tableauX illustrative of
their work.