The Washington herald., 1922-10-28

Charles Hart. lGiss olive Taylor
ana Miss Flora Mulliken, fnstruc-
tors Of English at the school, So
iecfsd the skstchss from more than
two dozen.
Barred ~ Correct EngiisA. :.
|; The frst sketch, FAD" by. will
lam clementson. portrayed the DIFF
.ncuities encountered by Q properly
educated young man in forming
friendships among the fatpers. HIS
correct English barred him. The
part Of the leading man was taken
by the author. while Miss Dorothy
Collins and Miss Mildred Carroll
played the role Of nappers. Miss
Ruth Perkins, a. Fad" played the
part Of the tempter who persuaded
the young man to discard his Eng
lish for the modern dialect. He 10
finally brought to his senses by the
hard-headed business man, por-
trayed by Arthur Hartman.
"A Revelation for Bonnie" the
second playlet. was written by Miss
Mildred Boyton. who took the lead
Ing part Despite her education she
refuses to use proper speech. much
to the chagrin of her relatives. The
relatives were portrayed By Hicks
Baldwin, Miss Sarah Rohrer and
John McInerney.
BewilAereA by Modern SLAMS.
Perhaps the most amusing sketch
was RIP Van Winkis." who awoke
after q sleep Of 800 years only to
md modern SLANG 30 bewiidering
that he decided ne would be better
on asleep. The cast consisted OF
Theodore Tanfey. Ralph Nester.
John McInerney. Mildred zahn.
Gladstone Roudabush. George Trun-
nell. Otto Lehnert. Hicks Baldwin
and George Gallahorn. Gladstone
Roudabush was the author.
The last of the piaylsts, called
Amt" was written by Arthur
Hartman. Because q burglar who
Is sndeavoring to impersonate a
fond husband used Amt" the wife
detects the fraud in time to have
him arrested. Miss Mildred Zahn
took teh part Of the housewife,
while the other parts were played
by Maude Boyton and John Nc
Inerney.
List ef Performer.
Those in the pageant were: Helen
Elizabeth Andrews. Katharine 8.
Arens. Frances Emily Arnold. Dor
othy May Barnes. Marjorie May
Bartlett. Helen Elizabeth Book,
Catharine Brady. Evelyn Marie
Benns. Mary Jane Carter, Esther q.
Feldman. Mary Cuinrend. Elizabeth
H. Clark. Anna Elizabeth Connor.
Melva H. Corcoran. Nellie E. Dali
rymple. Nounne z. Dickerson, Dor.
othy Veronica Dixon. Marvel Anna
Douglas. Bella Edelson. Ruth May
Fieishell. Miriam Catharine Fort,
Evelyn Gertrude Greenawald, Flor
ence M Hancock. Annie L. Hayme,
Cora B. Higgs, Theodore NJ. Hoover,
Zelda NJ. Harowitz. Aidona 2. La
Sale. Mary Pieindurst, Marjorie
Lingle. Miriam Ivy Marshall. Dor
othy L. Mehler, Catharins q. Mer-
ward. Nellie J. Moynihan, Vera H.
Muir. Harriet Isabelle Parson.
Myrtle 3. Posey. Mary Schneider.
Margarste Anna Shea, Wilma II.
Shiveiy. Hilda N. shomo, Rose Sin.
rod, Ruth Streighlif. Miriam Viz
ginia Sullivan. Mary Swindlehurst,
Josephine N. fireman. Ethel NJ.
Waters. Florence M. Wells. Mary
N. White. Augusta J. Wilkinson,
Charles Gibson. James W. Harbin.
Francis W. Holmes. James r. Nc
Connell, william e. Ryan. Julius
Shapiro. Joseph Shaw. Louis e.
Shomette and Thomas B. Usilton.
During the entertainment, music
was rendered by the school orches-
ira. Introductory remarks were
made by Karl @. Pearson. who also
real the report sof the school Of
flcers.
A Halloween social and dance will
be he'll by the nurses Of the Gal.
linger Hospital at the nurses home
tonight, IN honor of Miss Edna Far
gent. a student nurse at the hos
pital. who will leave the institution
tomorrow for New York, where she
will continue her studies.
The home will be decorated with
pumpkins. witches and corn shocks
| while yellow and white streamers
will form a canopy over the main
auditorium. All the nurses will be
In costume. The social will be un-
der the personal direction of Mrs
e. W. Patterson.
Among those who have accepted
invitations to attend, are: Capt. and
Mrs. Peake Of the District jail: DR.
and Mrs. Marland. Milton Marland
Mrs. Olive O'Dell. of Poughkeepsie.
N Y; Maj. and Mrs. z. w. Patter-
son. OF the hospital; Dr. and Mrs
James Cannon, DR.. Joseph Rogers
DIR. Neyman and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Brooks.