The Washington times., 1922-12-03
VE|LSOF BIBLE
HERO|NESW WILL
VERIFY LECTURE
Mrs. Nannette B. Paul to Talk
Tuesday at Art Center In
Her Educational Crusade
CARTOONS TO BE SHOWN
George K. MaIuf- George Wars
on Folly Of Settling Our
Differences BY Artillery
By yIKTOR FLAMBEAU.


Mystery, Coquetry, and Trag-
edy in Veils'-that will be the
subject Of Mrs. Nanette B. Paul's
illustrated lecture Tuesday even
ing at 8 o'clock, at the Art Cen
ter, 1106 Connecticut avenue
northwest, now so favorably
known for its encouragement OF
new artists and its plans for in
ternational exhibitions.
EXPLAINS CRUSADE.
Mrs. Paul is q charming young
woman whose degree of LIB. ana
professorship in parliamentary law
at the Washington College OF Law
do not weigh too heavily. She is
noted, also, for possessing the most
beautiful collection of Hebrew ana
other Oriental costumes In America
and probably In the world, because
Il would now be impossible to du-
plicate these even in Jerusalem
my purpose today explains
Mrs. Paul, sis an educational cru
sade for international understand.
ing. II is the elimination Of years
Of effort, and propose to devote
my rare art assemblage to this
work. MY talk Tuesday evening
win be illustrated with many cos
tunes. and especially by the wells
Of Rebekah. Hagar and other great
women Of the Bible"
CARTOONS PREACH PENCE.
Original cartoons explaining How
We Sand Today With Ct''"' Ma.
tions." by George X. Mali" ""ge.
will also he shown on tn" e"rcen.
Mr., George. whose faith ''r'
merry educational director t" the
district Of Jerusalem. sp"aks from
personal knowledge.
The folly Of settling d'rfe""r~"s nv
war In the theme OF Mr. y" -"'s
cartoons in color. wH'rN 80,
est.re rr'"h' he rorr-,-"'' . =
s0uilIver's Travels" Of Dean Swift.
only they are more humoioIf and
amusing.
When seen at her new offi"ns.
glad to know that The Times,Hn
aid is Interested in our c-usa6" he.
cause tho'r paper reaches the peo.
pie: and lust now even more nt.
tention than usual 3 fn"uso1 "n
them to see what they WIN do with
the new Hearst publication"
Is SECOND LECTURE.
Giancing about the attractive Of
flee rooms, on the glass doors Of
which is stenciled the announce.
ternational Understandings with
Mrs. Paul as chairman. M George
a. director, and Mrs. Anna = H"-d.
ley as publicity director. on f'rds
already installed the oriental fur.
nishings which distinsu sh Ms
PnuIs apartment lat the Portner
and made 40 unusual her former
residence at 2007 Columbia road
There is an elaborately carved jap
anese screen with teak.wood frame.
embroidered with trailing wlsteria
over the black satin center. A Da-
mascus lamp. with base OF japanese
Of perforated bronze. fringed with
Mrs. Anna Il. Hendley Is favor
ably known In Washington. particu.
larry for her work In the ANTHONY
League, which IL identified with so
many philanthropicN efforts.
FAMOUS FURNISHINGS.
The organization Of the world
upon American principles, 70 mrs.
Paul defines her campaign. and she
uIubs OPAthOh blecs ~
ceted, modified. and led to action"
The lecture on Tuesday evening II
the second in the course. which
began last week. II II in the man
gallery Of the art center. and the
public Ia invited without charge.
Scenes Of the Orient in moving
pictures, made In Atlantic City, on
the Steel Pier, wsre attempted sue
cessfully by Mrs. Paul not long ago.
and Il IN with the same costumes.
% fascinating In style and color,
that the present lectures are Illus
trAted. Among the characters por.
trayed are Mrs. Hendley as Re-
beiah. Mr.. George ~ the Groom Of
Rethlehem IN q group. with Boas
in,personated BY M. Luciano Fair
iwsdo. and Miss L.add a. the Bride
az bethlehem or Delilia. Mrs. Paul
often appears In Greek costume as
"fsurydice." since her own tefnperH'
mont II rather Hellenic. =
Many who have attended the Pas.
= AnVRRTIQHNHENT