Evening star., 1923-02-07
Dramat ic Club of 4. a. II.
TO Present Vaudeville and Drama.

The list of patronesseS for the
vaudeville and drama given by the
Dramatic Club of the Children of the
american Revolution, to be held at
the Wilson Normal School Friday, at
o'clock pm. will be headed by Mrs.
Frank Mondell, president Of the Ma
tional Society. G. a. r. Other pa
tronesses viii be Mrs G.. Wallace
Hanger. Mrs. Horace Mann Towncr.
Mrs. Howard j.. Hodgkins. Mrs Har
riet Hawley Locher. Mrs. John NJ.
Beavers. Mrs. Edward Symonds, Mrs
Charles w. Allen, Mrs. Joseph II.
Wheat, Mrs Henry Churchhi!l cook.
Mrs. :. 7. Stormont, Mrs. William Il.
Hardy, Mrs. Fred Nolland, Mrs. An
drew Stewart. Mrs. Clayton Emig.
Mrs. G. ". Ellsworth, Mrs. Henry +.
sawtelIe, Mrs. +; b. Fuller, Mrs.
Mrs. +. NJ. Wood. Mrs. Carl Wisewell
and Mrs. Francis y. st. Clair.
Mrs. Tonnis J. Holzberg, who is
directing the play. announces the
following gifted children in the cast:
Louise Allen. Corita Hunter. Gertrude
Hunter, Stella Waterman. Edithe
Marie Gram, Helen May Bloedorn.
Martha Ennis. Augustine Winnemore,
Winchester Stone, Ruth Chindblun.
Helen Gill, 1VOnne Rapicr, Ruth Sut-
ton, Constance Wisewell, Alfred
-Accey, Virginia Francis. Selma Allen.
Wells Alexander, Dorothy Patten.
Charles Wiseman. Stocard de Lesden-
Mr. and Mrs. Max Becker of 1901
Kennedy street northwest. announce
the ensa cement of their daughter.
Rae Leona. TO Mir. 1Sidore Albert
Peake of this city.
Mr. Robert Bell, director of the
RAMS Head Players, has returned
from week end visit spent with
James Reynolds. at the home of Mr..
Wright Ludington at Ardmore. Pa
I,r Mitchell is expected by Mr.. Bell
10 be in Washington within the next
few weeks, as is also Mr.. Kenneth
Mcgowan.
Miss Helen Colhoun will go, next
week. to Philade 'phia to fill engage
ments for recitals. returning in time
to attend the College Women ) Club
tea on February ~.
The Alumnae Of the. Immaculate
Conception Academy will give card
PARTY at Meridian Mansion, 2400 10th
street northwest. Monday afternoon,
February II. the proceeds of which
will be presented to the Sisters of
Charity connected with that inStitu-
ton. The games will begin at
O'Clock. Some handsome prizes have
been contributed. mostly by local
merchants, and Will be allotted to
each table.
The arrangements are i'll charge of
an executive committee which in
,.Iudes: Miss Mary Blake, Mrs. Daniel
casey, Mrs. Il. NJ. Chesley. Miss Mar
garet Cotter, Mrs. John Fister. Miss
Helen FitZpatrfck Mrs. l.. NJ. Hamlet,
Mrs. John Harper. Mrs William j.
Kennedy, Mrs. John ODonohue, Miss
Sarah Policy, Mrs. j. T. Tabler. Mrs.
Carl Hohof is chairman with Miss
Catherine Sheehy and Miss Mae Nell
ing, assistant chairman Of the prize
committee. which includes Miss Agnes
MCkenny, Mrs. Joseph McCann, Mrs.
Joseph j. Cotter, Mrs. Mary f.. Hut
ton. Mrs. J. T. Sheridan is chairman
of the floor committee. with Miss
Sarah Policy in charge of the tables,
and Mrs. Daniel Casey, cards and tai
lies.
Mrs. Il. ". Chesley is in charge Of
the candy committee, which will sell
homemade fudge, and she will be as
sisted by Miss Gertrude Hunter, Miss
Agnes Hasson and Miss Rose Maher.
The ushers will be the graduates of
the class of 1922, Miss Hazel Arth,
Miss Agnes Blakeney, Miss Louise
Fitzpatrick, Miss Eleanor Harrington.
Miss Louise Hunter. Miss Madelien
krogmann and Miss Margaret Shec-
han.
Mrs Francis Walker is chairman
of the committee in charge of the
French entertainment to be given
February II at $3.50 o'clock pm, at
the Art Center for the benefit of the
Juvenile Protective Society.
Nine. Jeanne Farnes Benedict, Nine
lradi Bowry, NJ Poniain and Mr.
Walter Berry are among the artists
who have offered their services for
this charity.
Study Club lectures to be given at
the Highlands starting with the