Evening star., 1921-08-14
Spanish Ambassador
A Guest of Honor at
Legion Entertainment
Midsummer Nights Part"
at Marine Barracks Will
Be Last Out-of-Door Affair
of Press Club Post.

The Midsummer Nights Party of
the National Press Club Post of the
American Legion at the U. S. marine
the last large out-of-door affair Of
that organization to be given this
summer. althouh one more is under
consideration by the entertainment
COMMITTEES. As the feature Of tomor-
row evening will be the first
presentation in Washington Of the
famous motion picture. THE Four
Horsemen of the Apocalypse" based
upon the novel by the Spanish author,
1basco Ibanez, the Spanish am
bassador and his suite will be guests
of honor. Senior Riano7 and several
OF the ladies OF the embassy are out
Of the city. but the party will include
s. nor Rtano. the ambassador: Senior
DoR Juan Francisco de Cardenas, the
counselor of the embassy; Senor Don
Eduardo Garcia Comm, secretary, and
Sonora Comm; Senior Don Mariana
Amoedo y Galarmendi, second secre-
tary: Senior Don Rafael De Mugufro.
third secretary: Lieut. Col. Victor P.
Vidal military attache. and Sonora
Vidal: Lieut. Commander Gabriel
Ferrer. royal Spanish navy. naval at
tache. and Lieut.. Commander Joaquin
Saachez, r. 8. n, navy medical corps
attache.
The guests of honor will be received
ofseer by Maj. clayton B. Voge1. com,
mandant Of the barracks and Mrs.
Fogel: Capt. G. K. Shuler. U. s. M. c.,
adtutant Of the barracks, and Mrs
Shuler; Capt. William Wolff Smith, U.
s. A.. commander Of the Press Club
Post. and Mrs. Smith; Mr. Jack s.
CnnnnYfv or
party will proceed to their seats and
thu showing Of the picture will begin.
The gates will be thrown open at
1880 O'Clock. and at 7:45 there will
be concert by the Marine Band un-
mann. 1t rs expected that the pres
entation of the picture will take
about two hours, after which the
ballroom will be opened and there
VIII be general dancing to music of
the Marine Band Orchestra. To in
sure q perfect showing of the picture
a skilled producer will be in charge
Of the installation and lighting ef-
feet A special screen has been pro-
vtded as well as two skilled operators
with special machines The Marine
Band Orchestra, under Assistant Di-
rector TAYLOR Branson. has been re-
picture for several days and on Sun
day evening there will be hnal re-
hearsal with the picture. This will
enable the marines and others who
VIII be engaged Monday evening
looking after the guests to see the
full picture with the music
As the affair will be held on the
parade ground, q large number of
guests can be accommodated, and
sections have been set aside for the
diplomatic corps. Congress, the Army
and Navy. National Press Club and
prominent officials. The guests will
be received at the gate by the enter
tainment committee of the Press
Club post. consisting of Joseph NJ.
Heller. G. K. Shuler. Frank A. Con-
molly. W. A. Du Puy and Victor c.
Kilberg, assisted by other members
Of the post. Mr.. Charles L. Cook of
the State Department will have spe-
cial charge of the members of the
diplomatic corps. Mr.. David 8. Barry,
ssrgeant-at-arms of the Senate: Mr..
William Tyler Page, clerk of the
House of Representatives; Mr. James
D. Preston. superintendent of the
Senate press gallery, and Mr.. W. ].
Donaldson, superintendent of the
House press gallery. and others, will
assist supervising the seating of the
guests.
Among the guests will be repre-
sentatives of the various American
Legion posts of the District of CO.
lumbia, the Spanish Athe-
neum and other organizations.