The Washington times., 1922-04-20

ton and are under the direction Of
Nine. M. Armenou. Among those
present Tuesday evening were Nine.
! Armenou. Miss Arnold, Mrs. John
Boyd, Mrs. Mary @. Kelley, Miss
Little, Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Edward
Gordon Rogers, Miss Julia Rogers,
Mrs. r. Roundey, Mrs. Ella 8. Stew
art, Mrs. George Barkley Taylor.
Mrs. La Varre, and Mrs. X. +. Wood
ward.
The Secretary Of Labor and Mrs.
James J. Davis have reserved box
at the Penn State Night reception OF
the Pennsylvania Society at the New
Willard Hotel tonight.
other boxes have been reserved by
Mrs. Anthony Wayne Cook, Repre-
| sentative and Mrs. Harris j. Bixler,
Representative and Mrs. Samuel A.
| Kendall, Representative and Mrs,
Fred n. Gernerd, Representative and
Mrs NJ. Clyde Kelly, and Mrs. Liv'
ingstone l.. Hunter.
Mrs. Cook, who is prominently
mentioned as president OF the ID. A.
r., will have as her guests DR.. and
Mrs. M Stanley Rinehart, Mrs. T.
| De Witt Talmadge, and Mr.. and Mrs.
| Rbinoson Downey. Mrs. Harris j..
| Bixier will have as her guests dele
| gates to the ID. A. II. convention,
| among whom are Mrs. Fred Eaton,
Miss Myrtle Hill, and Mrs. Lora
| Bankson. Representative and Mrs.
Fred B. Gernerd will have as their
guests Mrs. Louis Anawalt, Miss
| Anna Grimm, and Mrs. William r.
Yeager, OF Allentown. Pa. and Mrs.
Robert Birch, Mrs. Hunter Hen.
ninger, Miss Marie Beverly, Miss
Amily L. Schall, Miss Rose HessleT,
Mrs Keyser Fry. and Mrs. Samuel
s. Hill. of Reading, Pa.
President ]. t. Thomas and Prof
Hugo Bezdek, of Penn State College,
will be the guests OF honor and will
deliver short addresses.
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Miss Charlotte Gailor, daughter of
Bishop Gailor, has arrived from
Sewanee, Tenn, and is at the Mason
House, which will be her headauar.
ters until the production OF THE
Cross Triumphant" at the cathedral
on May 5.
Miss Gailor is well known as a de-
signer, having had charge OF the cos.
| TUNES for last years commencement
play at Vassar College. and later
having written and produced THE
Flame OF Ferrara," a costume panto-
mime, which she has presented in
many places all over the country
during the past year.
She will direct the making OF the
costumes for the cathedral pageant,
which she has designed for the five
hundred or more people who are to
participate in the twenty-siX histori-
cal scenes and interludes that com
pllse the story OF the church in
England ami America.
Three or four group rehearsals are
being held each day, either at Mason
House or at the Woman's National
Foundation. under the direction Of
! Mrs. Forrest, assisted by Mrs. Al
bert N. Baggs, OF Washington Bar
racks, and 1t is hoped that all group
chairmen will arrange TO see Miss
Gailor at once In regard to the CO.'S
tunes for their scenes.
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Charles Aver Whipple, the artist
who is restoring and completing the
Brumidi decorations in the Capitol,
will be at home to delegates attend
ing the d. A. r. congress each day
this week at his studio, 1880 Rhode
Island avenue, when they may view
| Armaments Conference, staged in
the convention hall of the d. A. r.
building, upon which Mr.. Whipple
is working.
David Edstrom, the Swedish
| sculptor, will receive at the Art
Center this afternoon when the COM
pleted model of his Man Trium.
phant" will be on view for the first
time.
Mr.. Edstrom has invited as
| honor guests on this occasion two
musicians of New York who are at
tracing the attention of the mu-
sical world. Patricia Ryan, grand
opera zzo-soprano, and Willem
van den Andel, pianist, former pro-
fessor of piano in the Royal Con-
servatory of Rotterdam.
The artists will each contribute a
number, following a talk which Mr..
Edstrom, will give on the Man
Triumphant" explaining the spirit
ual significance of the monument.
Nine. Wallenberg, wife OF the
Swedish Minister. will pour tea.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William 8. Culbert-
son will entertain a company OF
twenty-four at dinner this eve.
ming at their home in honor OF
Mrs. Earl Lord, of Emporia, Kan,
and DIR. and Mrs. Karl Compton,
of Princeton.
Mrs. Culbertson will also enter
tain at luncheon for Mrs. Lord on
Saturday, April 20.
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ID. A. X. to Entertain
Mrs l. r. SCHUYLER