The Washington times., 1922-05-04

\ women ~ the Congressional group
from the New England and Middle
Atlantic States will act as hostesses.
Among those In the receiving line
will be Mrs. George II. Moses, wife
OF Senator Moses of New Hampshire;
Miss Alice Page, daughter OF Senator
Page of Vermont; Mrs. William NJ.
Calder, wife of the junior Senator
from New York; Mrs. Sarah Lee
Phillips. mother r-in.iaw OF Senator
Edge OF New Jersey; Mrs. Frederick
w. DallinKer. wife of the Congress.
man from Massachusetts: Mrs.
Joseph Walsh, wife Of the Congress
man from Massachusetts,: Mrs.
Thomas b. Dunn. wife OF Congress-
man Dunn Of New York; and Mrs.
Mary Roberts Rinehart. Henderson
Gregory will be in charge Of the
floor.
1 Tomorrow will be Southern Day.
Among the women Of the Coneres-
sional group from the Southern States
who will act as patronesses are Mrs.
Carter Glass Of Virginia. Mrs. John
w. Harreld Of Oklahoma, Mrs. John
j. McSwain Of South Carolina, Mrs.
William B. Bankhead of Alabama,
Mrs. Lemuel p. Padgett of Tennes-
see, Mrs. Ben johnson OF Kentucky,
and Mrs. Thomas w. Harrison OF
| Virginia. Major David 8. Barry, u.
s. NJ. c., will be in charge Of the
floor.
| The president and trustees OF the
Corcoran Gallery of Art have issued
cards to the opening private view OF
| the Abbott Fl. Thayer Memorial Ex.
| hibition, next Tuesday afternoon,
| from Q to 6 o'clock. The exhibition
will continue on public view until
| May 81.
A closing exhibition OF the pic
lures of Lucien Whiting Powell is
being held at Venable's new gal
leries. The display which is a real
'Travelogue in Art" demonstrates
the versatile genius OF Washing
tons veteran artist, whose works
have been so greatly enjoyed here
this season. There are scenes from
| the Grand Canyon. the Canadian
Rockies, Switzerland. Venice.
Athens, Cairo and the Holy Land.
eight oil paintings including sew
eral Of the larger works, and twen.
ty-four in water color. A number
OF the interesting Holy Land set.
"Beyrout. Palestine" "Jopps," and
others OF Venetian subjects Mr..
/ Powell has always been reluctant
to part with, as they were painted
on the spot, and he considered them
among his best productions. The
! public 10 cordially invited TO the
exhibit. which will continue through
May 18th.
! All pageant groups are completed
! for THE Cross Triumphant" the
! pictorial history OF the Episcopal
church. which will be presented at
the Cathedral Close tomorrow after
noon and evening.
The St. Alban picture is under the
auspices of the House OF Mercy, and
arranged as a memorial TO Mrs.
Julian James. The cast includes
Lieut.. Marcus Ellis Jones ss St
Alban. Thomas Sim Lee as the
priest. Rev. George Fiske Dudley az
the executioner and Mrs. Charles II.
Campbell, Mrs. John G. Fremont.
Mrs. George Fiske Dudley. Mrs.
William Fendall, Mrs. Thomas Sim
Lee. Miss Elizabeth Mckinley, MISS
Fannie Wells. Miss Sophie Casey.
Mrs. Roy Cunningham, Mrs. Philip
Dale. Mrs. A. F. Smith. Mrs. George
Odell. Miss Valerie Padelford, Miss
Juliet Janln, Miss Florence Butler.
Col. Merrill, U. s. A: William
Bowie Clark. Philip Dale. Griswold
Warner, William Fendall. John Fen.
dali Dudley, Addison Brastow. Glen
|, Madison Brown. Carlton Van Valken-
berg. Lieut.. l.. G. Boineau. George
Odell, Rev. Clarence Bispham, the
Misses Genevieve and Marion Wed.
dell Hart and John Gordon Hart.
The Monk Gregory" is sponsored
by Mime. Grouitch, assisted py Mrs.
George Oakley Totten, with Dallas
D. L. McGrew as Gregory the Monk.
later Pope Gregory the Great. Walter
| Tuckerman as Augustine, Nine.
Coquelet as a Roman street singer.
Mrs. d. L. McGrew as a water
bearer. and the following as slaves.
English and Roman. the children Of
| Senator and Mrs. King, the children
Of the Senator and Mrs. Keyes,
Lowndes, Elsie and Ruth Tuck
erman, Ann Brown, Helena Nc.
Grew. Caroline Elizabeth Walker,
Cecilia Robb. Doretta Heiberg and
girls from Chevy Chase school.
Mrs. Lar5 Anderson's "Cranmer'
picture includes Lynch Luouer as
| Cranmer. Col and Mrs. J. w.
Joyes and Col. and Mrs. Shinkle as
''aristocrats," Major and Mrs. Max.
well. Mrs. Field. Mrs. George, Miss
Mary Palmer, Miss Diana Cummings,
Miss Mary Stitt. Mrs. Dickerson,
Mrs. Rawlings, Mary Louise Raw.
iings, Georgiana Joyes, Major Lyons
| and Jack Lyons. Mrs. ]. w. Joyes
and Miss Gertrude Myer are chair
| men for Mrs. Anderson. Acolytes in
this scene are from the Cathedral
School.
| Robert w. Bell IL in charge OF
the group representing 'St. Angus
tine and Queen Bertha" with Mrs.
Stanley Rinehart as Queen Re-tha I"
The costumes have been espt cially
designed by James Reynolds, who
| has done some spectacularlv ;rvely
things for the "Follies' and ether
| New York productions.
Four prominent Adm'nist' alton
women will take part In the pageant
scene THE Modern Crusaders ap.
earing in a symbolic tableau rep.
resenting women's work as develop
ed through the world wa,. They
are Mrs. Robert Woods Rliss who
will be seen as Equity, Mrs. Theo.
! dore Roosevelt. jr., as Equality:
Mrs. ]. Mayhem Wainwright as
Humanity In the garb OF the Red
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