Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-18
NIGHT
At RUND|UIST VILLA
At BAL MASQUE

Tn H.a MasqHe by Miss Rhotla
conolIey on saturday evening nj
"Runlqus1 villa severn RiveT. es-
taie of Mrs. Anna pnra Carlson, Wis
termed as tIlp artist would say &
nigh, with d musician on be setllf-
tor wania say study 81 dance,
especially noticed In !. william Rod
ser rairps pIe eatatioa ST 4Apfes
miti du uAo lsaune which IS tn
lates word III. terpiscorean art. and
which caused j au4er "a Ne.g 52f +
recentli Whea danced b1 enc q. Rus
sias foremos' danseuse
The 90 tunes we're elaborate, s..a
tao settinss al rooms g cagioTla ~isA
"a studio house Id GfeenNfsh Village
prepared ~ an artist from Greenwich
Village presented many unique ana
;nteiq ing ia3tlre The guess en-
tered the music room sitting room
|. IA llbrars IA dimiy lighted, and
each corner flied with huge baskets
of many eolored ehrysanthemums ir-
cense Hrsaeal fraln .k9anes. bowls
olaged H froa Of large mirrors. aiisl
HaWaiiua leiS gayc ae 0EiaaEN efey!.
one entering the spacious RECEIVES
gs.a or stopped and ihea made
1 eo4e.ias study the roan
Al tic Alas Al room aesteleG coueh-
.s;es tii1pd wa cssnion Esyptiaa
sans perfume spread a deliaate odor
thraaa liout the house Al each end ot
room i hinge willow lantern spread
rays Of many eoIors over the guests.
Mr. Poultney proclaimed i one of the
most originGI Bohemian affairs he has
ever ATTENDED here artist. pat.
mus eian. sculptor ans daaseuse met
1.ia exsa.aeed tsoughrs pres nted
heir ST. he apps4Tl % their
friends ltj satEeretl new itleas
Scvea lrs hrauah 5aa I,s;r finn
B4lsia3fg Several New Yorker
Fhilaael1iians and Washigg tonians
we're l.s ,Iessrs. Robert SsFan.
oslr i5.w and ] William RoIeer
Pnpas frnn tsllapeiis. ana tie rest
Ipf n;a s. Consisted of T'altin.arean
Miss Cosioliev attended tbs f94l.all
ga.ee n the Nval Academy durinS
the afternoon, and returned just III
side Of Mrs. Carlson Miss Canollsy
l sentea Greenwich Villages latest
steps and morc costume dotted
here and there with bits o. satin and
seisat
Miss Loa.se shaeffer repeated the
Spanish Daace as 1resented before
-Carinen's audience IN Baltimore the
past week Mr. Phipps interpreta-
fino ef 1 tpresnid du une Fame
vas nscst eyquisitely performed and
GclighteL ali George r Carlson al
tirea as Princes ORoiehao present.
ell tie nstive dance of Hawaii. The
original dance IS compared ef many
shors dances including Holy Dance Z
Snake Esnce. Fire Dance and
several Others. Including nans artistic
s5ops. The Hula Hula was presented
before tile audience Id it's entirely
ana two e8chores had 10 tie given.
Larry Raymond Gewecise Who is at
present musical director al Camp Dix,
~ IL. presented bits al his recent
Chautauqua TOR Miss Marion
Tyler interpreted the Ruffie Dance. Z
A DFliahnnt. Of Greenwich Village,
Now York. appeared as Michael
angelo. Mrs. Fred stieff sang Ave
Maria with much pathos ard Sir Wall
ter dec. Pouitney recitaEoEs brought
. laugh ana hesf.y hanishalse fron-
all
At midnight SMALL tables were
placed before each couchette. candles
lighted and a buffet supper served
The guests loanged. smoked and chat
ed Of past present ana future ar
lists ana mucf regret was expressed
eeause Mr Carlson would not fol-
low the footlights
The Peabody Conservatory. Mary
lana institute. Yagabond Players,
Charcoal Club. Polytechnic Institute
end Goucher College were represent