The Washington herald., 1921-05-29

attaches OF embassies and legations |
to take these parts. Prominent
among these Is the Marquis de Bue- |
navista, of the Peruvian embassy. |
who consented to take. the part Of
Monsieur Delatour. Mrs George
Barnett will take the part of a |
sparkling young society matron
Mrs. Calhoun will be Mrs. Pace. the
frivolous mama Of beautiful young
daughter. a role which is actually
hers in real life, Capt. Calhoun will
take the part Of Judge Temple, a
Virginia gentleman. 1t should not
be difficult to create the personality
OF judge since he is lawyer in
real life.
The cast is as follows:
jenkins, J. B. Montgomery; Bobby.
Katherine Pritchard: Monsieur Kar-
akon. Murray Bennett; Mr.. Brown.
Edward r. Trusheim; Monsieur de
tIatour, Marquis du Buenavista:
Mrs: Mowbray. Mrs. George Barnett;
Mrs Lsrkin, Miss Elizabeth Howry;
Mrs. Pace. Mrs. c. c. Calhoun:
thompson. -; Col. Mcpherson.
Harold Healy; Prince Lantille. Oliver
hoyemi Count Petrofsky. Robert F.
Knox, jr.; Judge Temple. Capt c.
=. Calhoun; Chief Sumner. J. Martin
Schrange; Mr.. Green, -; MT.
maroen' -; Ann Pemberton.
Miss Pauline Eddington.
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Mrs ]. Edison Briggs, of capitol
mn. entertained at luncheon of
twelve vers last Thursday. Her
guests included Mrs. Howard l..
Hodgkins. Mrs. william Z. Andrews.
MRS. Francis So Clair, Mrs John w
Frizzell. and Mrs. Charles p. Grand
ield. and Mrs. Augustus knight.
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The Anthony league closed a year
OF successful work yesterday with a
unique picnic in the form of
househoat party by the courtesy Of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Schroeder, near
Alexandria. In addition to the large
number of members who enjoyed the
day and its various attractions,
there were present several distin-
guished guests. among whom NAV
be mentioned the new president of
the d. c. r. W. clubs. and the retir-
ing president. Mrs. Frizzell, and
Mrs Howard L, Hodgkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. oliver Hoyem, executive secre-
tary of the committee on prison re-
form and prison labor.
The president of the league will
leave on Monday for Atlantic City
to open her cottage for the summer.
She will he Joined by Mrs. Nanette
b. Paul a few days later Mrs. Paul
expects to continue the work of lee
trr'"~ for the Natin~nl Biblical INV
scum, as well as bringing out again
the books of Madam Mountford on
the Bible lands. Plans are formu-
lating for several visits to different
summer assemblies with some Of the
costumes, for series of lectures on
the Bible. The league will open in
October.
The prison reform committee will
continue its efforts toward the abo-
lition of capital punishment in the
District of Columbia, and for ma
tional representation.
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The Capitol Hill Woman. Chris
tian Temperance union held the last
meeting of the season on "Wednesday
| afternoon at Waugh NJ. e. church.
Mrs. w. II. Ramsey, the president.
ObN"~N NhN Nv Inc
34th Psalm. and Mrs. NJ. G. r.
Hughes led in prayer. Reports of
the following officers were given:
Recording secretary. Mrs. L. M. Muf-
fey; Americanization, Mrs. Ida Bal
lard: flower mission, Mrs. Mary E.
Crane. The marines were enter
tanned at their barracks by the
Waugh Epworth league, with a pro-
gram Of songs, readings and re-
freshments.
The h-oaS cuestion we favo-ed
by every one baking their own
bread until bread comes down to
reasonable prices. The question OF
the movies was discussed at length
and a committee was appointed to
look into the question and investi-
gate certain offerings Of the screens
The following delegates were ap-
pointed by the president for the
quarterly convention to be held on
the 9Th Of June at Waugh M. T.,
church, Third and A streets north
east: Mrs. Ida ballard. Mrs. "A. q.
Hughes, Mrs, Clifford Church, Mrs
Mary F. Crane. Mrs. J. Lewis Bixler.
Mrs. Carrie Myers, and Mrs. J. M.
Leonard
Mrs. Helen Nelson DOGGY, of Cha,
pin union was the honor guest and
spoke on the press and W. c. T. U.
work.
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The local Purdue Alumni associa-
tion will hold it's monthly luncheon
in the grill room OF the New Ebbitt
hotel. Fourteenth and F streets.
at 1880 p. M. Wednesday, June /,
1921.
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The program for the current week
at the Arts club will include the
following: This evening. Mrs. Helen
corbin Heinl in a piano recital, as
sisted by Mr.. Ernest Lent. On
Tuesday. May 81, the Arts Club
Players will give their final per-
formance Of the season in the club
house. at $3.50. The regular club
dinner on Thursday evening, June
2, win be presided over by Col.
Charles I. Frailey. who will speak
afterward on The Body and Soul