The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-03
ID. G. WOMAN IN PARIS.

ID. e. WOMAN IN PAnts.
Mrs. John Lindsay Morehead. OF
Washington. Is at the Hotel France,
Paris, en- route from Choiseul to
Geneva.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt,
jr., who are in Washington for few
DAYS. are staying at Wardman Park
Hotel.
Prof. and Mrs. Augustus Trowbridge
have given up Mrs. Barrett Brown
ing's apartment in the Connecticut.
which they have been occupying all
winter. and have returned to Prince
ton. Mrs. Browning, who IL abroad, is
expected back in Washington in Sep
TENDER.
Miss Katherine Munson has visiting
her Miss Katherine Buckholz. OF
Montreal, Canada
Lieut.. Comdr. Patrick n l.. Bell
niger and his bride, who was Miss
Miriam Benoist Of st. Louis have
cut and will take possession next
week.
Otto II. Kahn will sail today for
Europe on the Aquitania. accompan-
led by his daughter and son. Miss
Margaret ID. Kahn and Gilbert w.
Kahn. In London they will join Mrs.
Kahn, who is with her daughter, Mrs.
Marriott, wife of Maj. J. c. o. Mar
riott
The guests whom Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles j. Bell have invited to their
MI Txvin noEe ThnradQV
evening, for an outdoor performance
Of two plays are assured of an un-
usual treat, for they are to see THE
Dark Lady of the Sonnets" and Aria
da Capo" presented by professionals
who will appear on a stage built over
a pool, the rim OF which will extend
between 1t and the audience, reflect
ing the lights. The plays are to be
presented by Robert Bell. their son,
who returned recently from New York
and is entertaining his friend. James
Reyonids. famous in the world of the
theater to which he has made the
most artistic contributions.
Miss He'ep Robbins, who played the
part OF Queen Anne with John Barry
more in "Richard III" and Lady Mac
beth in his recent production of "Msc-
BETH" will have the leading roles In
both plays. Miss Robbins. who Is the
house guest this week Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bell, Is a young actress of unusual
beauty and talent. She will be sup
ported in "The Dark Lady Of the san
nets by Miss Ann Ives, who will play
Queen Elizabeth Mr.. Reynolds. Mr..
Bell and by Murray Bennett and Ulys-
ses Graham OF the Little Theater
Company. In this drama the staging
and costumes by Mr.. Reynolds viii,
adhere strictly to the Elizabethan
traditions. and will be of unusual col
or scheme. Mr.. Bell who has been
playing recently in Miss Margaret An
glin's New York productions, will III
rect this play.
In "Aria da Cspo." which Bertram
Bloch will direct, the same group of
actors will appear inNa remarkable
drama, by Edna st. Vincent Millay,
which blends with a Pierrot and Co
lumbine comedy, an undcrplot Of trag-
edy that AFFORDS a great opportunity
for contrast For this play also Mr..
Reynolds has designed original cos.
tunes, which have been made under
his supervision.
As a designer of stage settings. Mr..
Reynolds early realized how impor-
tant IL IL that there should be abso-
lutte unity attained In scenery and
&C stumeS and by following this prin-
ciple he has achieved remarkable re-
suits. He has been in London this
season where in THE League of
Nations" he scored another great sue
cess. Washington theatergoers will
recall his work In whats In a
Nnmc7' As a mural painter Mr.. Rey-
nolds has done big things, also, and