Evening journal., 1922-11-01

the Ukraine, by a group from the
Westminster Choral Club, assembled
/ by Miss Mary Elizabeth Weber,
were sterling features. Mrs. Ralph
Woodmancy and Mrs. A. r. Mitchell
sang THE Nightengale." very effec-
lively. A Russian dance. "Donskoi,"
was given by the Misses Helen and
Marie Simon and skating dance
/ by group assembled by Mrs. Vic
/ tor Clayton Jefferls. Miss Sarah
Chicester and Miss Victorine DUPONT
danced a muzurka, and Miss Pauline
G. Reed sang the Song OF the Vol
ga Boatman."
By this time one would have
thought the performance was suf-
ficient. but there still were more big
features. These included a Parade
OF the Wooden Soldiers" that cali
ed forth roars OF laughter and APP
plause. Donald Satterthwait as
sembled the soldiers" and served
as their captain. "Katinka, a Mu-
sic Box Hravesty" likewise proved
a sprightly advertisement Miss
Elinor Thompson played tho title
role: Edwin Thomas was the faith
err" and Miss Isabelle Wales the
mother" II was a fetching skit. |
Miss Winifred Morris Sloan, Jack (
Carroll and Charles Dougherty-the [
last named whistler-enacted as /
well as Gang. Three O'Clock in the /
Morning"
Next came a 'Flappers' Dance" |
by a group assembled By Elior
Vandegrift which served as an ex- I
cellent prelude 10 The Streets OF
Paris" This episode began with a
violin solo by Charles Edwards as
sisted by the "Orlginal Six" Morris
whteslde. I'd. George s. capeie.
Jr., and Willard Springer. Jr.. proved
three cavorting "Musketeers." while
Mrs Frank L. deArmond enacted the
role OF the Queen OF the Moulin
Rouge" with a naturalness and viva
city that caught" the AUDIENCES
fancy. Her attendants were Miss
Adele SENT. who was Miss Will
in the Atlantic City beauty
pagent. and her sister. Miss Hazel
senft.
An Apache dance by a group as
,embled by Miss Mary Shields. and
. French Tango. by a group formed
BY Miss Katherine Armstrong, won
much applause. Francis V. dupont
md Donald Satterihwalt gave
and wrestling bout ard
he extravaganza wound up with a
yusto in a series OF sprightly skits.
Miss Sarah Gulick and Jack Carroll :
lid an eccentric fox trot; Miss Mary
Shields and Charles w. Baker. Jr.,
sang The Whichness OF the What ,
ness" Alfred V dupont and Charles
w. Baker. Jr., sang. MIR. Gallagher .
and Mr.. Shean," and Miss Ruth +. ,
Storms and Mrs. Martin B. Lewis {
led the entire cast in Come
Along" a breezy song with catch
ing lit as a finale.
Special meDtion is due the music
provided by an especial orchestra
under direction OF Miss Anna T.
Byrne, New York. musical director
TOR the performance.
There have been many "Whirls'
md many Harnesses here. but moth
ng quite like the one that is now
,eing conducted. Besides the won
lerful features there are various
ways of making money for the hos
,ital.
In addition 10 these attractions !,
here is a flower stand. in the lobby
If the Playhouse, presided over by ,
Mrs. David Lindsay. Jr., and an efiici- :
MT committee. Last evening there
we're offered a large variety OF the
hoIcest kinds OF flowers, all of j.
yhich had been donated by the r
zeal florists as well as out-of-town :
rms. q
During the intermissions in the VI
rogram. a bevy Of pretty young OF
omen sold flowers from trays Ct