The Washington times., 1922-05-08

of Major Saunders. Misses Estclle
Foreman, Helen Baker. Marie Whit
aker, Nanny Woodward. Florenc"
Deall, and Mary Murray Hume, girls
from Gunton Hall School.
Miss Caroline Mckinley. who is in
charge of the angels, as presented
by tho Junior League, will also di.
rect the war scene in the King AL
fred pictures. sponsored by Mrs.
Thomas II. G. Reed. Those taking
part in the War Scene" are Misses
Jeannette Albert. Marian Chase,
Mabel Day. Evelyn Davis, ErniIy
Hoffman. Juliet Lyeth, Elizabeth
Quigley and Florence Thompson.
In the scene of the Modern Cru
saders" sponsored by Mrs. Maykew
Wainwright. assisted by Mrs. J. T..
Barney. important parts will be
played by the wives Of the chiefs Of
the three conibatant services of tire
United States Army. Mrs. William
]. Snow, wife OF the chief Of field
artillery, Mrs. Charles l.. Farms.
worth, wife OF the chief of infantry,
and Mrs. Willard A. Holbrook, wife
of the chief of cavalry.
Arthur II. Deibert. in his uniform,
as a soldier of the a. +. F., will sing
"Silent Night. Holy Night" duIjnG
the Nativity scene, under the spcn-
sorship of Mrs. William SmedbuI e.
The interlude OF art. directed by
Mrs. Frederick Z. Harrington and
the Arts Club, presents c. A. Lyon
as Fra Angelica at Work" surround
ed by an angel host, of girls from
Chevy Chase Seminary and mem.
bers of the Arts Club.
THE Child OF All Ages" the final
pageant procession is under the su-
pervsion of Mrs. Maud Howell Smith.
Those in the group are Billy Sanger,
Bruce Brauson. Mrs. Mccarthy
Hanger as the Madonna. the Junior
League, under the direction OF Miss
Louise King and Mrs. f. F.. An
drews, as angels, the children Of
st. Adams Sunday school, members
of St. Paul's Church. Alexandria, AS
the Poor and Sorrowful, members of
the Pinckney Memorial Church,
Hyattsville, Md, led by the Rev.
Charles r. McAllister, as the I'm
known Martyrs, Slaves and Prison
ers. Mrs. Maud Howell Smith will
appear as a Greek slave, Mrs. r. ".
Kaufman as a Oriental queen, and
a lady of the middle ages with a
group Of Medieval Ladies'" from
Holton Arms School.
A special feature OF the evening
performance will be the lighting ef-
fects which are TO be verv fine. and
which will bring out the beautiful
tunes.
Girl and Boy Scouts will have
charge of the pageant programs. and
act as guides at the entrances. both
afternoon and evening. They will
also act as assistants to the ushers
under the direction Of James r. FL
lerson, jr., chairman OF ushers.
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Mrs. Thomas Charles Martin and
Miss Peggy Martin have returned to
Washington and are at the Lafayette
Hotel.
Miss Flora Wilson entertained at
dinner last evening In honor OF Mrs.
Stanley Rinehart. The other guests
were Mrs. James B. Reynolds, Mrs.
Walter Wells. Mr.. and Mrs. c. g.
Calhoun, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Fuller,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Walker. Senator
Samuel d. Nicholson, Congressman
Bascom Slemp, DIR. Sterling Ruffin
and Captain White.
s.
A professional game will be played
at the American League Baseball
Park between the Washington and
Chicago teams May 22 for the bene.
fit of the Children's Hospital. Twen-
ty thousand tickets have been print
ed, and the attendance is expected to
break all local records.
Mrs. Horace Westcott Is In charge
OF tickets and among those who have
already taken boxes are Congress.
man and Mrs. Louis A. Frothing.
ham, Nine. Hauge. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Letter, Mrs. Frank West. Ma.
Jor and Mrs. Harry Leonard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles c. Glover, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter ID. Denegre, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hennen Jennings.
Among the patronesses for the
garden party to be given May i6 for
the benefit OF the proposed new
parish house Of Christ ChurCh.