The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-09

.entertain at 10 o'clock tomorrow
evening, at Twin Oaks. when the OUT
door performance Of two plays, post
poned from last week on account CT
the rain, will be given. The Dark
Lady OF the Sonncts." directed by
Robert Bell and Aria da Capo." d.
rected by Bertram Bloch. will be pre-
scented with professional casts. -MiAs
Helen Robbins. who, has been leading
woman with John Barrymore viii
play the principal parts In both
dramas. which will be beautifully
staged and artistically costumed by
James Reynolds.
Mrs. John Hervey Young. chairman
OF the Near East Relief Committee,
has called a meeting OF the committee
for Wednesday morning at the Y. w.
c. A. All who are Interested In the
work for the Near East are cordially
invited to be present. Il
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SALON TO HOLD sOIREE.
The fortnightiy soire Of the WASH
ington Salon and United Arts Society
will be held "Wednesday evening at
the Playhouse, 1914 street north
west. The guests OF honor and prin-
cipal speakers will be Miss Mahde X.
Alton, principal OF characterization
work in the public schools. whose
topic will be "The Making of Ameri-
can Citizens" and DIR. S. w. Stratton,
director of the United States Bureau
of Standards, who vii speak on 'The
Metric System and Its Advanta9es.'
Among the musical numbers will be
piano solos by Miss Lucille Virginia
Chamberlain, and violin selections by
Miss Helen Belt. with Miss Marie Belt
DlaL - n rIAk Ar Naytn
be heard in q group Of cello solors
with Mrs. William II. Won Bayer at
the piano; "Bazaroova," Washington's
famous male contralto. will sing sew
eral solors with accomplishments by
Samson p. Holland. and Albert F.
Henkel will contribute baritone solos,
accompanied on the piano by Robert
l.. Murphy. = AZ
The hostesses,,for shs~evenipEi will
include Miss. HsSriette, NJ. Rea, Mrs.
Lous Lessar iMfffar. tMrs, fASSes, Hig-
gins Muller, Mrs: ~ d. Brydsh. Mrs.
G. c. Collision and Mrs. Charles T.
Penn. Mrs Helen ]. p. Starr will
preside at the punch bowl lHd viii
be aided by the Misses Jesstss Maye
Lennon. Virginia Teeters. A. Brown.
Loretta ]. Kelly, Pearl M."Power,
Alma NJ. Winningham. Jeanne Nc
Callum, Emma Wood, Grace w!
Berrey, and u. Blanc he GIessner.' Ru-
dolph de Zapp. the president Of the
Salon Society, assisted by the board
OF governors, will make the presenta-
tons. There will be dancing. Ad-
mission is by card.
LAFAYETTE UNIT BENEFIT.
The Lafayette Unit. Of the. American
Women's Legion will give = beneHt
tomorrow afternoon, at,thesk nicker-
booker Thcster at $3.50 o'clock. Ar
Engagements. have been made to have
as guests all the convafescent service
men from the WAshinGtop Hospitals
who are able to attend the movie
matinee. This unit is specializing on
help to Walter Reed and IT Is hoped
that a. generous fund will be raised
IT this entertainnent.~sT tickets.
which are fifty cents, may be bought
at the door.
Mrs. Harding has kindly consented
to head the list OF pstronesses, which
includes Mrs. Coolidge, Mrs. Hughes,
Mrs. Weeks, Mrs. DENLY and, Mrs.
Hoover. Nine. Jusserand, Lady Geddes,
Nine. Uruets, Nine. Elizalde and Nine
Cespedes, Mrs. James w. Wadsworth.
jr., Mrs. Medill Mccormick, Mrs. John
Hays Hammond and Miss Hammond.
Mrs. George Barnett, Mrs. Thomas
Holdup Stevens, Mrs. Mark L. Good
win, Mrs. K. X. Webster, Miss Mabel
r. Boardman. Mrs. Robert n. Thomp-
son, Mrs. A. Barnes Hooe and Mrs.
Larz Anderson.
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An entertainment and toy shower
will be given by the Washington
Hadassah Chapter, Wednesday, May
II, at 1880 .. m, in the auditorium
of the Margaret Wilson Community
Center, Grover Cleveland School,
Eighth and t streets northwest.
The entertainment and shower has
been arranged as a means of coll
lecting toys to send to the orphans
in Palestine, many of whom never
had a toy. A program attractive to
both children and grown-ups will be
presented by the Junior Hadassah
Club. Everyone interested is invit ed |
to attend and to bring toy. Mrs |
NJ. b. Dodek is chairman of the en-
tertainment committee. .a