Evening star., 1920-05-27
|NEAR EAST RELIEF
| BENEF|TFETEH HAS
|MIANYATTRACT|ONS
Fun for All Ages at Twin Oaks
Tomorrow Afternoon
and Evening.

| Children and grow ups Will find
plenty to amuse them tomorrow aft
ernoon and evening at the lawn fete
and garden party to be given for
the benefit of the Near East Relief at
the residence of Mrs. Charles J. Bell,
Twin Oaks. The fete is to extend
from 2:3O to o'clock.
Under the general chairmanship of
Mrs. Victor Kaufman, with Mrs.
Bell as associate and Mrs Cabot
Stevens, director, round of enter
tainment and gayety will be provided
that is guaanteed to dispel the cares
of the most weary "grown-up. as
well as bring delight to the heart Of
every child.
viii Cater to Children.
Children will be catered to at the
fete and will take large part in the
activities of the afternoon. A mower
bed will be one of the features. This
will be a bed of artificial flowers. each
flower to have small gift attached
to it, The flower bed" is to be in
charge of Mrs. Carl A. Droop. Mrs.
J. S. Hambley and Mrs. Minor r. Sui
iivan.
Children from Neighborhood House
will present a musical play. THE Toy
Shop" as given by them at their re-
cent May festival. Mr.. and Mrs. }.
IP S. Neigh are to be in charge of
this event. and Miss Frances p. Chick
ering is to be the accompanist.
Three groups of the pupils Of Miss
Minnie Hawke will give dances. Seven
children will give butterfly dance,
three boys a hornpipe, and there Is to
be Pierrot and Pierrette dance. Miss
Gertrude McRay is to be accompanist.
Two groups of children. pupils of Mrs.
Mary Gale Davis. will dance according
to the natural method. Miss Florence
Fenton will dance Beethovens 'Minuer
| in G." and there will be dancing by a
group of older girls.
Miss Mario Welch will! give solo
dance, THE Galileean Maiden" and,
! with Ralph Wylie. will give folk dance
of the near east Mrs. Ward is to be
the accompanist Miss Flora Kali is to
give rhythmic dance. "Narcissus."
Nine. kwapiszewska to Sing.
Nine Kwapiszewska Of the Polish le-
CATION is to sing I'm Thinking of You,"
a song written by Mrs. Daniel c. Chase
| of Chevy Chase, who has contributed
| fifty copies Of the song to be sold on
| the grounds Nine Kwapiszewska is to
be accompanied by Howard A. Combs,
pianist, and Miss Madeline Norris,
violinist.
| Nine. Koshkarian. who has come from
| New York expressly for the purpose. will
give group of folk songs and dances.
assisted by children. Mrs. Samuel Bur-
leigh Milton. dressed in Armenian cos
| tune. is to tell fortunes, assisted by Miss
Marie Davidson and Miss Grace Rogers.
The fortunes will be told in a bower.
| Later, when refreshments are being
| served at the card tables, Mrs. Milton
will sing to guitar accompaniment at 4
o'clock. Assistants at the bower will in
| cude Misses Marie Mcclure. Lillian Nor
4 Norton CnnCfanc n Adams
Gladys Pugh, Margaret Mansfield,
Joselyne Virginia Robinson, Elsie Mont
gomery and Nathalie Bousch Asher.
! 4 mystic pool" with wooden fish
swimming in real water" will be an
other feature expected to be highly
A. Abbott is chairman of this feature,
assisted by Mrs. George A. Kicker. vice
lchairman; Mrs. j. Macdonald Stewart.
Mrs. James L. Owens. Mrs. D. D..
Caldwell. Mrs. F. B. Littell, Mrs. A. S.
Fried. Miss kathrina Harvey, Mrs. F.
r. Sale and Mrs. James Sheridan.
| "Snve a Life" Table.
! The "Save a Life" table, of which
Mrs. Theodore w. Noyes is chairman,
will present all sorts of miscellaneous
articles to be sold. Mrs. Noyes will
be assisted by Mrs. Duncan U. Fletch-
er, Mrs. F. L. Towner. Mrs. E. Nisbet
Wright, Mrs. Bessie Edison. Mrs. Henry
1 L ~.
| Flowers and candy will be sold at
the fete by group of girls of whom
| Miss Marguerite Tillman is chairman.
Others are Miss Ruth Larner. Miss
Muriel Gray. Miss Roberts. Miss Elsie
| Downing, Mrs. Hume. Miss Elizabeth
cile Showalter and Miss Katherine
Randall.
Miss Theresa Pyle. in eastern cos
tune, is to sing to- her own violin ac-
compartment. Mrs. Cordelia Powell
Odenheimer, in costume, is to tell
stories to the children.
Committees In Charge.
| Mrs. William Z. Chamberlin is chair
man of the entertainment committee
The hostesses for the tea tables are
Mrs. Joseph BaltzelI Showalter, chair
man; Nine. Grouitch. Mrs. A. Mitchell
Palmer, Mrs. George T. Marye, Mrs
| Truman H. Newberry, Mrs. Leslie NJ
Shaw, Mrs. Charles B. Ames and Mrs.
| John Shafroth.
| Refreshments will be under super
vision of Mrs. Emma s. Shelton, chair
man; Mrs. ]. w. Frizzell Mrs. E. r.
Brodton. Mrs. Frank Fuller. Mrs. N
! w. Pollock. Mrs. John Reed, Mrs
Cook. Mrs. John Hervey Young. Mrs
Showalter is to have charge of after
noon tea, assisted by Mrs. Howard
Hodgkins and Mrs. Perry Heath.
| Mrs. William H. King is chairman
of the lemonade well, where she is to
be assisted ~Ay Maynard c. Burrel.
of cards, and will be assisted by Mrs.
Charles G. Matthews, Mrs. Walter
Tuckerman, Mrs. f. c. Brandenburg,
Mrs. H. Clifford Bangs. Mrs. John
Shafroth. Mrs. Isaac Cans and Mrs.
William A. Hill.
Tickets will be taken in the after
noon by Mrs. John Reed. Mrs Hicks,
III. H. Hambley and Cabot Stevens.
Guests are directed to take CHEVY
Chase cars to Macomb street and walk
to rear entrance of the estate, or to
Cathedral avenue car stop. A motor
stop to take guests to the house.
| The Boy Scout Band will play at
the fete.
The musical and ball to be held for
near east relief has been postponed
from tomorrow night to Monday night
Hotel
| Children who will assist Nine. Kosh-
| karian were announced today as fol-
| lows: The Misses Elizabeth Roe Cald-
well. Mary Noble, Theresa Pyle, Olive
| Chace. Grace Newton, Rachael Ashley
and Ida Clagett
Pupils Program Announced.
Gale Barber School pupils. Mrs. Mary
| Gale Davis, principal. was announced
as follows: No. 1. "Semiramide Over
ture." by the pupils; No: 2. La Palo-
ma" Violet Nappi; NO. 3. BLUE Dan
ube Waltz" Mary Elizabeth and Vir-
ginia Sedman; No. 4. Dance Of the
Song Birds" children under six years;
No. 5. Southern Roses Waltz" by the
pupils; No. 6, Beethoven's 'Minuet in
G." Miss Florence Fenton.
It also was announced today that
William c. Nettum. young tenor of
the American Opera Company, is to