The Washington times., 1923-03-20

Pauline Hunt, Miss Annie C.. Lock-
ard, Miss Agnes Meekison, Miss
Elsie Wiesell and Miss Edna Dun
can.
Musical numbers will include
piano solos by Rosemary E'inckel,
the youthful artistic, in numbers ar.
ranged by Felian Garzia; Miss Grace
WaShburn, coloratura soprano, with
Miss Margaret B. Grant at piano.
Robert Frederick F'reund will sing
with Mrs. Freund at the pian0 as
will Miss Anita Gauges. There
will be violin solos by Senior Leo
Alvarado. of the Mexican embassy,
with Miss Frances Finckel at the
piano.
There viii be solo dance numbers
by Miss Mildred Burnham, Miss
Margaret Licarioni. Miss Lucille
Fefand Bailey. introduced by Mrs.
LILLIAN Hoskins. of the Hoffman
Hoskins salon de danse, with Mrs.
D. Brown at the piano. Miss Emily
G. Hoffman will present separate
interpretative dance movements. The
program will be in charge Of Ru.
dolphe de Zapp, president OF the
society, and invitations have been
extended to the leading clubs and
societies
Miss May Adams and Mrs. d.
Buchanan Merryman are in New
York for a brief visit and are
staying at the Chatham Hotel.
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Mrs. Owen Hawkins, daughter Of
Senator and Mrs. Robert l.. owen,
is also at the Chatham.
Paul Gardner Tchernikoff has
gone to New York to appear in
Tech Show the musical comedy
produced annually by the students
of the Massachusetts, Institute of
Technology. Mr.. Tchernikoff is a
graduate of the institute and danced
in the show during his four years
there. He will give a suite Of
dances at the performances to be
given at the Waldorf on Tuesday.
The third secretary of the Bull
garian Legation, Theodore Geshkoff.
has been transferred to New York
as secretary to the Bulgarian Con-
sulate General there. The second
secretary of the Legation, 2. D.
Vidoloff., who has recently been re.
appointed secretary Of the Consulate
General, it is understood, will re-
main here.
Miss Margaret Floeckher enter.
tanned a card club at her home,
149 r street northeast, March II,
Miss Mauvra Mendel and Charles
Holt won the first prizes, the con!
III ]nI 80 OI,f
ton. The club members are Mauvra
Mendel, Anita Peters. Cynthia
Sheriff. Elliott Button. Charles Holt.
Cyril Collett and Ralph Norton.
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The French section of the Wash
ington Club, through Z, Mrs. Casey,
has secured Mr. d'O0akil teacher
Of French at the Dunbar High
School. to take charge of the clubs
French class.
IS. c. Bose, a mathematical prod.
ICY from India, has recently arrived
in this country. He will give a
demonstration of his wonderful
mental calculations at the Art
Centre, 1106 Connecticut avenue,
on March %, at 2:30 p. m. One
tiply sixty figures by sixty figures
in his head, and give the result ac-
|curately in a few minutes. He can
also give the cube or fourth, fifth
and sixth roots of any figure with
out pen, ink or paper. Mr.. Bose
acquired this extraordinary power
by practising concentration of
ndnd.
Speakers from the East and West.
including H. K. Bush-Brown, will
give short addresses.
Mrs. George +, Jones and her
daughter. Miss Gertrude Jones. of
Findlay. Ohio, are spending a fort
| night at the Lee house
The Urell Auxiliary, u. S. w. ",
i plan to give unique poverty
party" At Pythian Temple an Wed
nesday evening at $40 o'clock. It
! has been announced that there viii
be prizes Tor costumes.