The Washington times., 1922-04-28

pioneers in the industry.
As an extra added attraction
there will be Lecture on Bou-
doir EstheticS."
Grouitch. and Mrs. Francis 3.
Nash.
Comdr. Theodore Jewell is head
OF the mems committee for the
dances. Tickets at 81 apiece may
be obtained at the door at
Rauscher's or at the headquarters
OF the George Washington Memorial
Association. 100 ] street northwest.
Mrs. Patricia Ryan entertained at
dinner last night by Col. and Mrs.
Robert Oliver at their apartment
in Meridian Mansions.
Mrs. Ryan In one OF the stars
who will appear next week at the
National Theater on May and
May at the concert to be given
for the benefit Of the wounded sol.
diers' outing fund.
The Round Table Club will hold
a sale on Saturday evening at 8 i
o'clock at the home Of Miss Myrtle
Mercier, 632 East Capitol street
northeast. the proceeds to be given
to local charity.
Especial attention being given to
little poor children and their needs.
such as medicines. clothes. food,
outings. etc, II ~ the aim OF the
club to be able to assist them in
these ways.
There will be for sale fancy ar.
punch and fortune teller booths
will be in operation.
Mrs. Isabel worrell Ball enter
tained a company OF twenty at din.
ner last evening at the Shoreham.
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Mrs. Nathaniel b. Dial entertained
at luncheon at her residence, 1852
Kalorama road, yesterday in honor
OF Mrs. Stanley Rinehart. Among
the guests were Mrs. James A. Reed,
Mrs. Joseph II. France. Mrs. Thomas
T. Gore. Mrs. Clifford Bergman.
Mrs. Theodore Tiller. Mrs. James
Patten, Mrs. Robert II. Adams, and
Mrs. Wade II. Cooper. After the
luncheon Miss Rsbecca Dial enter
lections.
Miss Charlotte Freeman Clark left
yesterday for Bethlehem. Pa, where
she will attend a house party al Le-
high University.
The committee Of the II. c.
Spengler Auxiliary, OF which Mrs.
f. Smithson is chairman. will give
dance at. 2<00 Sixteenth street.
Meridian Mansion. May IL. The
reception committee will include
Mrs. d. Bahan Miller. Mrs. J. w.
Oehlman. Miss A. Moore, Mrs. r.
Il. Fawcett, Mrs. Anton Stephan,
Mrs. r.. Smithson, and Mrs. NJ
Dorsey. president.
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Church Pageant
Now Being Relsearsed.
Rehearsals OF all the scenes in
The Cross Triumphant" are being
held this week under the direction
OF Mrs. Forest, assisted by Mrs A.
n. Basgs, OF Washington Barracks
Mrs. Forrest will rehesrse the in
terlude OF Art with Mrs. Frederick
r. Harrington as chairman at the
Chevy Chase Seminary at 3 o'clock
on Saturday afternoon. going later
to Mrs. Larz Anderson "Craniner"
rehearsal at p. m. and to meet
Mrs. Lejeune's group. The First
Communion at Jamestown at 8
O'Clock at Marine Barracks.
Then on Monday afternoon at 5
O'Clock, Mrs. Henry Wilder Keyes
has called a rehearsal OF the par
Elephants in the Interlude OF Poetry,
! OF which che In chairman, for the
Penwomen's League. and this group
will also meet at the Woman's Ma.
tional Foundation.
Special attention IL called to the
two big final rehearsnls TO be held
on Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock
and on Thursday evening Mt 80
o'clock, at which all scenes will be
rehearsed with music md costume.
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Capt. Q. b. Newman, United States
Coast Guards. president OF the South
Carolina Society Of Washington. ha.
| announced that the meeting of ,hc
society, which has been postponed
twice. will be held Friday evening,
May 8, in the Thompson School.
Twelfth and l. streets northwest. On
account Of the school being closed
on the two other announced States.
the get together meeting" Of the
organization was moved up from
May 2 to May 5.
The committee in charge OF plnns
for the evening has worked hard for
the occasion and report that
splendid program has been arranged.
Col. Roderick Carmichael, chairman
of the general program committee
has announced the following mem
bers OF the executive committe will
serve on the reception committee for
the evening:
Mrs. c. NJ. Galloway, Mrs. Car.
michael, Miss Carmichael, Mrs.
George r. Mitchell, Mrs. Boylsin.
Mrs. Alexander M. Bull. Miss Pearl
Clark. Miss Rebecca Dial, Miss Grace
Roper, Miss Vina Patrick, Miss
Clark also serving as chairman Of
the music committee. The men on
the reception committee arc George
r. Mitchell. stephen F. Tillman,
william Smith, l.. f. Boykin,
Roderick Carmichael, q. b. Newman,
c. NJ. Galloway and Col. T. Q.
Donaldson.
Dancing will follow the meeting
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