The Washington times., 1923-02-02

group. Garry Me Back to Old
Virginny," sung by the water
melon LEX Sanderson, of the
Washington Opera Company. A
brief episode in a Chinese dance,
by Eben F. Comins-gorgeous in
authentic Chinese robes, with a
headdress towering high in the
air.
NEXT. the Spirit of the Woods
(Mme. de Selys, green
crowned, green decked, and in
her train proud trees" Tall and
slim and green, the trees, with
Characteristic headdresses point
ing heavenward, the birch, the
lilac, the pussy willow, the ever
green's, the tulip tree and the rest.
Wood nymphs - Edna Bowman,
Beatrice Coles, Helen Ault and
Catherine Hereford, dancing
charmingly. They are pupils of
Paul Tchernikoff Huntsmen,
Mark Reid Yates, Lynch Luquer
and Charles Kinsella. A hunting
song by Mr.. Kinsella. Diana
Miss MishtowD with her bow.
IlC lISSS. MISS
gan, Miss Lillian Thomson, Miss
Sutherland, Miss Valerie Padel-
Helen Hustled, Mrs. S. C.. Law
renee, Mrs. Mark Reid Yates,
Miss Willeford, Miss Catherine
Miss Helen Campbell and. Miss
Meta Evans, with Nine. de Graeff
and Mrs. William Morgan as at
tendants on the woodland spirit.
NOW the group of the sea, the
AZ most effective tableau of all,
perhaps. and hard upon their heels
the group of the air. Out of the
sea a pearl Qittle Beulah Emmet),
enthroned in a giant shell and en-
meshed in the nets of the fisher
men. Neptune, a sportive Father
Neptune Dr. J. B. Hubrecht, of
the Netherlands legation), with
flowing beard of green, and sirens
with seaweed tresses lowering
about him. Coral, pink and red
Mrs. John Holmes Magruder and
Nine. Godoy): jelly fish (Mrs. Theo-
dore Wilkinson and Miss Char
lotte MacDougalD. The waves,
each ship-crowned (Mrs. Luke Nc
Nance, Mrs. Paul Bastedo, Mrs.
Macfarlane, Mrs. Emory Land,
Mrs. E. Winfield Spencer, Mrs.
Charles Hartigan, Mrs. Allan Kirke
and Miss Virginia Hunt, navy
women, most of them).
A mermaid Miss Evaline
Gleavesl reclining on a shell. Sea-
wed (Mrs. John Joyce Broderick,
Me-,
Brown, Miss Sybil Fletcher, and
Miss Margaretta Wood. The dance
Of the wave, Mrs. Robert Ruther-
ford Morris Emmett. A poetic
conception this whole group and
a product it would seem of Mrs.
McNamee's artist hand.
The Spirit of the Aair blows in
on the wings of the four winds,
North, South, East and West
Miss Carolyn Nash, Miss Fren-
ces Hampson, Mrs. Basil Gordon,
and Miss Dora Parker). The
cloud Miss Evelyn Wadsworth)-
summer cloud all white and
fluffy-the lightning Miss Patricia
Ainsa" and the rain Miss Helen
ColberO. Then the rainbow Miss
Zillah) MacDougalD. The fleeing
mist Miss Delphine HeyD. The
moon comes out Miss Enid SIMS
and in her train two tiny stars,
Helen Bloedorn and Bernadette
Crouch. The parrot and the
dragon fly, Miss May Gown and
Miss Laura Bryn), gay denizens
of the air. Butterflies, who
dance twixt earth and Heaven"
Pupils of Miss Hawke they, are
Carmen Diaz, Carol Smith, Anne
Sherman, Helen Dick, Olga Lind
gren, Velette Schmidt and Mar
garet Van Horne. The white
bird Virginia Catlett and the
green elf Morse Allen) in a gay
dance.
THE group of the earth, Jewels
and precious metals, with the
| most striking costumes of all.
First Miss Gladys Hinckley as
the Spirit of the Earth. Jewels
red and blue and green, with
splendid headdresses gem decked.
Jade, Miss Gladys Chapman
Smith, moonstone, Mrs. Armstead
Peters. jr.; Topaz, Princess Berth
Cantacuzene; amethyst, Miss Mar
guerite Caperton: turquoise, Mrs.
William Reyburn; onyx, Miss
] Adeline Oxnard; sapQ re. Madame