The Washington times., 1921-05-22
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moon.
There's going to be L matinee per-
formance, too. at 4:45 o'clock, espe-
ciaily arranged so that the kiddtes.
as well as the grownups. may see the
fairy play. and a picnic lunch Will be
served between the two performances
In the old mansion--but that's another
story a. only the members Of the cast
will be among those present'-prov-
ing that community service has tts
own rewards.
On Tuesday afternoon, too, dane
ing shapes and images gay will
haunt the grounds of the Friends
School Country Club. 1901 Wisconsin
avenue, where May festival and
bazaar beneft will be held. Begin
ming at $40 o'clock. There will be
portrayed in dance and pantomine
the story of NatcheneI the Egyptian
Cinderella. The interpretative dancea
pantomimes and costumes In which
the beautiful story of the Egyptian
legend Will be told. were designed
by Miss Florence Martin. instructor
in girls gymnastics and dancing at
the Sidwells' Friends School: and the
principal parts in the individuai
dances will be taken by Miss Flor
Miss Virginia Brown and Miss
Almeda Sykes. They in turn will be
accompanied by maidens In various
groups representing sprites, elves,
lsdies-in-waiting. escorts. pages and
flower girls--ail taking part in the
celebration of the wedding festivities
of the marriage Of the Pharaoh Raah
with the maiden Natchenet. The
proceeds of the fete will be for the
benefit of the Near East relief fund.
Other features Of the fete and
bazaar will include flower booths.
fortune telling and the sale Of candy
and refreshments Of various kinds.
The bazaar features will be In charge
of Miss Elizabeth e. Marshall. All
who attend win enjoy the freedom
Of the beautiful grounds Of the
Friends School Country Club.
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MASK AND WIG BOYs
BACK WITH Us AGAIN.
Somehow. always look forward to
the annual visit of the Mask and Wig
organization. and am sure that all
of washington familiar with the the
atrieaI offerings that the University
Of Pennsylvania boys bring to us are
as enthusiastic as I am. In the first
place there Is In the company that
happy-go-lucky student spirit espe-
cially buoyant during the season of
spring tours. which 10 reflected by
the audiences in which pretty girls
are, of course, more than commonly
numerous. In the second place. the
Mask and wig presents amusing and
high class plays. beautifully staged
and well acted.
The musical comedy. Somebody's
Lion" which viii be seen at the Be-
lasco Theater tomorrow evening, 10
said to be even better than previous
attractions in which the Mask and
Wig has challenged attention 1t is
to be greeted by a large audience, IL
all signs do not fail. All the boxes
have been taken. but that was to be
expected, since they were in charge
of Mrs. Charles ]. Bell. who has kept
up her interest in the Mask and Wig
organization ever since her son. Rob-
ert Bell, was . member.
The boxholders for tomorrow eve-
inng are Mrs. Francis e. Warren.
Mrs. John Hays Hammond, Mrs.
Rafael r. Gown, Mrs. Francois Berger
Moran, Miss Helen s. Jones. Mrs.
Benjamin H. Warder. Mrs. Charles
Boughton Wood and Mrs Willis Van
Devanter.
"A Manageable Mother" the
by Mrs. c. c. Calhoun now
In rehearsal for production Monday,
June so, suggests the question
whether players will be able to in