The Washington times., 1920-05-14
Jean NEuOT'SLETTE
. Of CAPITAL SOCIETY.

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Mrs. william j. Rosenthsl whose
marriage took place In York. Pa, on
May Q. the Rev. DIR. AsntagSe Cohen
| officiating.
Although In the main a garden
fete. the entertainment for the wash
ington Opera compAny's producing
fund at the Chevy Chase School on
May 20. will have Its indoor features
bridge. nve- hundred, dancing and
music both afternoon and evening.
In the evening therein be a cos
tune ball. Col. william Eric Fowler
is chairman or the moor com
mittee. The Misses Helen and Mona
Blodgett and some Of the debuneantes
are arranging interesting groups>In
fancy dress and a prize will be given
for the most beautiful and original
costume. Among others. Miss Marie
Devidson will appear. wearing the
Egyptian costume which took a prize
at the Penwomen's League frolic.
Preceding the evening dance, there
will be a concert by the chorus and
soloists OF the Washington Opera
Company. This will be followed by
a series OF living pictures posed by
Franklin Barber Clarke, the distin-
| guished painter and miniaturist Mr..
Clarke will paint the background OF
the famous pictures which he has
selected to reproduce. Six OF the most
beautiful girls in Washington's smart
set will be selected to pose In these
| reproductions.
A striking feature OF the fete Will
! be the Dance OF the Nations, partici-
, pated In by representatives OF the
various embassies and legations. The
! Scottish Rights Band of Washington
| with a real Scotch lsssic to dance to
\ their music, will be one of the feat
! ures. Jan Masaryk is arranging for
the appearance OF Czekoslovakian
dancers. The Netherlands Will be
represented by the two children OF
DIR. Hubrecht, who will give a dance
1 in the costume OF their country. Miss
Chamorra, niece OF the Nicaraguan
minister. will give a series OF Span
ish dances. A group of ladies from
the Russian embassy will dance in
! Russian costume. The Misses Hassel-
blatt will come from Long Island to
| assist the Russian group. England
will be represented by Morris Dancers
, and hope is seld out from the en-
bassy OF additional features.
/ Festival Fer Hospital.
Greek costumes and classic dances
will be features OF the May festival,
to be given by the Sidwells' Friends
School, at the Friends School Country
Club 1901 Wisconsin avenue, north
west. on Saturday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock, for the beneft OF the Wash
ington Baby Hospital Camp.
The myth of "Ceres and Persephone'
will be dramatized in pantomine and
dance by the students of the Friends
School. under the direction Of Miss
Christine II. Smith. The wanderings
of "Ceres" in search OF her stolen
daughter, the consequent loss of the
earth's productiveness, and "Perse-
phones" final restoration to her
mother will be portrayed by the stu
dents in appropriate costumes.
Following is the list Of patronesses
for the benefit: Mrs. Newton ID.
Baker, Madame Bryn, Madame d. II.
Andreae. Mrs. Milton T.. Allies, Mrs.
samuel 7. Ansell, Mrs. James Baird.
Mrs. r. .Janney Brown, Mrs, J. Maury
Dove, jr, Mrs. Livingston Farrand,
Mrs. Edmund X. Fox. Mrs. Gilbert II.
Grosvenor, Mrs. c.. Wallace Hanger,
Mrs. f. ID. Hathaway. Mrs. Frank s.
Hight, Mrs. William Hitz. Mrs. A. y.
Leach, jr, Mrs. Joseph Letter. Mrs.
j.. B. Mirick. Mrs. Henry A. Polkin-
rogr. Mrs. oliver Smith, Mrs. l.. +.
Tiern.y, Mrs. Andrew Thorne, Mrs.
Horace NJ. Towner, Mrs. c. V. Wheeler
and Mrs. David L. Wing.