The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-03-11
GIVEN LEADING ROLES
IN JUNIOR PLAY.

GIVEN LEADING ROLES
IN JUNIOR PLAY.
Miss Hope Summers. daughter Of
| Representative Charles W. Sum
mers. and II. Stewart Smith. Of
Washington. have the leading roles
in the Junior play to be given in
April at Northwestern University.
Evanston. Ill. Miss Summers is a
member of Gamma Phi Beta Soror-
ity. and Mr.. Smith, class of 1913,
Central High School, is a Sigma
Chi.
The United Daughters of the Con-
federacy, District of Columbia Di-
vision. will give Mi-careme en-
tertainment and ball at the New
Willard Monday evening. March 90.
Mrs. Ernest h. Van Sickler will
have charge of the tickets. The
| committee, which is composed of
Mrs. Maude Howell Smith. Mrs. Al
bioH w. Tuck and Miss Byrd Mock
OF the Stonewall Jackson and Rob-
ert +. Lee chapters, have arranged
the following program to 'preCede
| the dancing, beginning promptly at
Sis. Mr.. and Mrs. Frances p
Heartsill will delight the audience
by singing Southern melodies {:
Representative r. C. Lowerey. Of Mis-
sissippi. son OF Gen. Lowerey, of civil
war fame, and warm personal
| friend OF Jeff Davis, will give ID
alectic readings" negro humor and
| philosophy of the old South from
collection of poems written by
n brother. Booth Lowerey. famous
on the lecture platforms; Mrs. Da-
vid Kincheloe. who has often de-
| lighted Washington audience, will
give some selected numbers. An
other feature will be medleys of
Southern melodies by Leo Crandall.
violin soloist. Mrs. Samuel Bur
leigh Milton. an accomplished So
prano, will render songs accompa-
MED by Mrs. l.. NJ. Ginsman. Earl
| CarbauGh, baritone, well known in
musical circles. will lend his talent
! for the evening and will be accom-
panied by Mrs. Carbaugh. Kennedy
Freeman, a solo pianist of great
ability. will appear as a special fea-
tu-e. Mr.. Freeman has gained a
reputation as a pianist and accom-
PIANIST. both in New York and in
his tour through Canada. 1mme-
| diately following the close of the
entertainment at 10 o'clock the ball
will begin and last until ] a. m.
| ANTHONY LEAGUE
| TEA MARCH Il.
Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett. will en-
terrain the members and friends OF
the Anthony League at a tea March
81. The regular Wednesday meet
ing was addressed by Mrs. ]. Il.
I.ambic. on her recent visit TO the
highest mountain in the world. Mrs.
May D. Duvall. matron of the Dis
trict Jail. talked of the practical side
OF her duties in that institution. She
aroused the sympathy for the unfor-
tunatc girls and women who through
circumstances which might come into
any life. find their way to the jail
for more or less time. Mrs. Mary
Rice mother Of John McHenry, under
sentence of execution for murder was
present and III felt that IL possible
the boy should be spared in order
to make himself useful to his gov
eminent and the families which Re
had deprived of their support, by his
labor. He Is a skilled workman and
can earn enough to support the fam
lilies.
Miss Elizabeth Lackey accompanied
by Mrs. Herman Grand. rendered sew
eTdl appropriate SelCNliOiS. MI -.
Edward p. Costigan was the guest
Of honor. and Mrs. J. F. Quinn acted
as hostess. Among the guests present
were Mrs. Carl NJ. Riddick, wife Of
Representative from Montana. Mrs.
q. A. Huntress from Massachusetts,,
Miss Lima Metzger of New York.
On Wednesday evening at s o'clock
the regular monthly business meeting
will be held which all members are
urged to attend
The District of Columbia League
Of American Pen Women will hold its
regular weekly program tea at the
national headquarters from to
o'clock tomorrow. with Mrs. Grace
STEELE Cap.es as guest of honor and
speaker. Mrs. Caples' address, ''ver-
sailles and its Romantic History"
win be followed by a group of French
songs sung by Miss Josephine Hous-
ton, with Mr.. King-Smith at the
piano. ~,
Mrs. Forbes, wife of Col Forbes,
head of the War Risk Insurance,
will pour, assisted by Mrs. Gregory,
wife of Rear Admiral Luther L.
Gregory; Mrs. Daniel z. chace, Miss
Rebecca Dial. Miss Mary C. Funk
and Mrs, Lillian King.
On Monday evening at o'clock
at the national headquarters, the
District League will have a "Play-
wright Evening" under the man
Rgement of Miss Mary Meek At
keson. who will deliver an address
on MY Experience as q Play
wright" with one of the principal
features the first presentation of
the Owl ,Players,-' formed for the
purpose OF enhancing the interest