Evening star., 1922-05-19

were hosts at an informal dinner last
evening in their home, Orchard Hill.
on Massachusetts avenue extended.
Mrs. Clarence Crittenden Calhoun,
author of THE Marriageable Mother
the play at the Garrick next week,
entertained the members of the cast
at a luncheon in the New Masonic
Temple today. Mrs. Calhoun will ap-
/ pear with them Monday In the. title
role of the play. The luncheon was
under the auspices of the Federation
! OF Women's Clubs, and the guests in
, cluded Miss Wanda Lyon, Miss Ada
Meade. Earle Foxe, Mrs. Charles B.
Hanford and the other members Of the
company.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Tindle. the
latter formerly Miss Rebecca Knox.
who were at Wardrhan Park Hotel
for few days. left yesterday for their
home in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. G. Mason Walker entertained at
beautifully appointed luncheon and
DridEe today. when II e guest of honor
was Miss Hortense Harrison Evans of
, Richmond. Va. who, is visiting her
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Pindell an
nounce the marriage OF their daugh-
| ter. Miss Elizabeth Augusta Pindell.
TO the Rev. Howard Davis Talbot.
assistant pastor at the Church of the
Covenant. Thursday, May IL, in Peo-
ria. ILL.,
group of friends of France. wish
1nE to mark their sympathy toward
| the beautiful and urgent cause which
| e .ne comtesse .d'Audiffret. general del
egate OF pro infantie, pro patrie. is
organising splendid Franco-Ameri-
can bah for Thursday, May 25, at
$3.50 O'Clock pm. at the New Willard
hotel. under the auspices of the
French association. TAlliance' Fran
cais.
Mrs. Robert N Harper entertained
at luncheon and bridge at the Column
oia Country Club today.
Judge Robert S. Bright of Philadei-
phia is al the La Fayette for brief
stay.
formance OF Skakespeare's LAS You
Like It. with Edith Wynne Matthi-
son and the Bennett School. which had
to be postponed from yesterday be-
cause OF the heavy showers. will be
given this afternoon. at 3:45 o'clock
in the woodland theater at the Wom-
ems National Foundation.
The Washington girls who will ap-
pear is foresters in the performance
this afternoon will be Miss Mary Wal
lace. Miss Betty Burnett. Miss Lois
Sprigg. Miss Rebecca WeilinE, on.
Miss Louise King. Miss Sarah King.
Miss Ann Hight, Miss Frances Brady.
Miss Clelia Fioravanti and Miss Sybil
Fletcher. Mrs. Robert Dunlop. chair
man of the ticket committee with
headquarters at 1916 H street. an
nounces that all tickets and boxes
bought for either yesterday or today
will be honored at the time of the
performance. Mrs. Dunlop also de-
sfres to call attention to the fact that
the performance will begin promptly
at 3:45 and not at 4:30.~ as is erro-
neous>y stated on the tickets. the
change in time being due to the day
lisht-saring plan now in operation in
the city.
Lieut. and Mrs. c. S. Harper. Mr.. B.
n. Patterson. Mr.. r. F. Patterson and
Miss Patterson, all of Elkins. w. Va.
| will spend the week end in Washing
| ton at the Burlington Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Myers an
nounce the marriage Of their daugh-
| ter, Elizabeth H., to Mr.. Norman w
! Hammett Thursday. May IS.
Lady Geddes Interested
Pstroness for Gymkhana.
F! Final plans were made for the gym.
khana to be held at the fete cham
pefre at Twin Oaks. tomorrow. for
the benefit of the Neighborhood
House, at meeting yesterday at the
home Of Mrs. John J. Broderick. wife
of the commercial counselor Of the
British embassy. The Gymkhana will
be given under the patronage of Lad,
| Geddes. wife Of the British ambas-
sador, and the wives of other mem
bers of the embassy staff The
/: gymkhana will be open to all
and many amusing and exciting con.
/ tests have been arranged. Embassy
attaches and some of the most popular
young women in Washington will as.
! sist and take part in the contests
4 Nine. Grouitch has announced thai
at the Serbian booth, of which she
has charge. autographed Photographic
! of Mary Roberts Rinehart and other
widely known authors and persons
i of prominence will be on sale. At the
Spanish booth. in charge of Mrs. Ster.
| rett Cuttings. there will be pictures
J and other art objects for sale.
1 The Italian booth will be presided