The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-04-22

organized the Dominion of Canada
for the relief work in the Near East.
Col. Robert T. oliver, u. s. A.. and
Mrs. Oliver are passing the week at
the Hotel Aston, New York.
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Major and Mrs. Peter s. Bullard. OF
Camp Humphreys. Va. arc visiting
In New York.
Mrs. John w. Beale and her daugh-
ter. Miss Kitty Beale. who passed the
winter in New York, have returned to
their homo. 1882 p street northwest.
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Mrs. Henry d. Joy gave q dinner
yesterday at the Hotel Washington in
honor of Mrs. George Maynard Minor.
president-general Of the Daughters of
the American Revolution.
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Miss Catherine Coombs and Miss
Ethel G. Day, OF Boston. have bean
at the Hotel Washington during the
Continental Congress Of the d. A. r.
August Belmont. of New York. Is
at the Hotel Washington for a few
days.
Mrs. e. c. Gregory. Of Salisbury. N.
c.. who Is visiting her father. Senator
Overman, at the Powhatan. has az her
guest Mrs. r. L. Mooney, of Salisbury.
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Princess Tsianina, known as ''the
prima donna of the Indian race" who
is In Washington for a short visit was
the guest Of honor yesterday after
noon when Miss Byrd Mock enter
taiped at tea for her in her studio on
Capitol Hill.
Mrs. b. F. Dickinson. Of Little Rock.
Ark. sister Of the hostess, assist ed.
and among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. H. w. Seaman, of Clinton, Iowa;
Bush Brown. and Mrs. c. e. Stoddard
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The FIRST Of the plays for children.
"a Lady Here and There" which will
have it's initial performance at $3.50
o'clock this afternoon, promiscs to draw
a large audience of Wyoming young
folk however old" this evening. The
new little theater was the scene OF an
impromptu reception last night while
actors as we'll as artists were engaged
with paint and brushes In the work
OF putting the finishing touches to the
new playhouse. which has the look OF
having been brought just as II Is from
York's Greenwich Village. Many who
went to look last evening stayed to
Throckmorton. the young artist who
has contributed so much toward the
scenic effects Of Emperor Jones" and
other New York productions.
Instead Of ushers hostesses will
conduct the young patrons to their
seats. Today the hostesses on duty
afternoon and evening are Miss Lois
Anderson Sprigg. who made success
in the title role of Mrs. Larz Ander-
De- Ioc at
week at the Pen Women's book fair;
Miss Mildred Hoover. a singer of un-
usual promise: Miss Margaret Cal
,ahan and Miss Dorothy Callahan.
sisters interest ed in the artistic sue
cess Of the work.
The children's plays al Holton Arms
Theater are to be produced under the
direction of Mrs. Glenna Smith Tinnin
with Miss Katherine s. Brown as con-
sulting director.
One Of the memorable social events
Of the week of the Continental Con-
gress of the d. A. r., was the Joint
celebration of famous patriotic So
cieties, founded on ancestry that is
associted with the early history of
the United States, which took place
last evening at the Washington Club.
The organizations interested in the
celebration were the orders OF wash
ington, Pulaski, lafayette, the White
Crane and the Secret Pact; the So
cieties of Scions of Colonial Cavaliers,
and the Knights of the Golden Horse
shoe.
DIR. BULLOCK CHAIRMAN.
DR.. Joseph G. B. Bulloch was chair
man of the evening. and Daniel Smith
Gordon. vice chairman. Addresses on
the subject OF heredity were made by
william Neyle Colquitt and Col. John
Graves. Capt. John d. Beveridge, and
Mrs. Edner B. Daniel sang; Mrs. Will
muth Gary and Mrs. Glennon playing
the accomplishments. Miss Katherine
Coles gave a humorous recitation
Mrs. Paul Anderson arranged the
musical program
Dancing followed the program.
There was q large attendance. many
out of-town guests Including d. A r.
delegates being present.
GIVE DANCE IN C. U. GYM.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of ST. Johns
College will give q dance on Satur-
day evening In the Catholic Uni
versity gymnasium Preceding the
dance, from to 9 o'clock there will
be an exhibition drill. The patronesses
are: Mrs. ]. ]. Brosnan. Mrs. M. l.
Caldwell, Mrs. Charles J. Columbus,
Mrs. jeremiah Cullinane, Mrs. John
Crowley. Mrs. Alfred Costello. Mrs.
Joseph Cipolari, Miss Louise Dougher-
ty, Nine. Jaime de Veyra. Mr.. and
Mrs. William II. DeLacy, Mrs. Will
lam j. Downey, Mrs. T. w. Dunworth.
Mrs. Joseph Fitzgerald, Mrs. Thomas
f. Finnin, Mrs. Stephen A. Gatti. Mr..
and Mrs. M. A. Hester, Mrs. Michael
Hennessey, Mrs ]. Leo Kolb, Mrs.
John F. Kelley. Mrs. James A Keliher,
Mrs. John J. Kenny, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Leadingham, Mrs. A. N. Man
dell, DR.. and Mrs DaArcy MCGEE, Mrs
F. v. Murphy. Mrs. T. l.. McEneany.
Mrs Charles A. Mccarthy. Mrs. John
Morris. Mrs. William Norris, Mrs.
John e. Powell, Mrs. Edward ].
Quinn, Mrs. j. w. Ridenour. Miss
Janet Richards, Mrs. G. Rodrock. Mrs.
Charles w. Semmes, Mrs. Dennis G.
Shea, Mrs. Mary E. Turner, Mrs. M
A. Velatti and Mrs. Charles L.Wenger.
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