Evening star., 1923-04-02
NOEL HOUSE FETE
IN BIC DEMAND
Diplomatic and Social Folk
Seek Reservations for
Cabaret Fantastique.

The entertainment committee or
Noel House, a social settlement IN
Northeast Washington, which tomor-
, row night at the Hamilton Hotel VIII
present a Cabaret Fantastique" for
the benefit of the institution, was
today literally swamped with requests
from diplomats and social folk for
table reservations. Although the
seating capacity for the Cabaret
'Fantastique" has been limited to 400
persons, many over that number have
expressed a strong desire to attend.
AS to the entertainment itself, a
final dress rehearsal Will be held IN
the hotel tonight and last-mlnute
touches will be given the production
which is expected TO equal If not sur
pass the best performance OF TINS
type ever given for worthy cause.
The guests will assemble III the
hotel at 10 O'Clock tomorrow night
and the cabaret entertainment Wlil
begin an hour later. Signor Renato
.$Silenzi. third secretary OF the Italian
embassy is the author of the revue
which is composed of five entrees. The
entrees first will be explained In
prologue by Mrs. William Reyblrn
and Willmott Lewis in original verse,
composed by Mr.. Lewis and Signor
Silenzi. Immediately following the
prologue the first entrce viii take
the stage. 1t will depict a marriage
ceremony in Arcadia, which Will be
participated in by the Misses Del
phine Heyl. Elizabeth Connally, Char
lotto MacDougalI, Zilla MacDouEall,
Gladys Chapman Smith and WlnsloW
VandeVenter and Mr.. Print1skOld
!. The next three entrees Will depict
a Venetian marriage, n wedding cere-
nony In AnddIusia and the ultra mod
ern Apache version of a nuptial serv-
ice. In these three offerings the fol-
lowing will appear: Marion Law. Mr..
Schneider. Robert Stead, Mrs. Car
rett Reginald Jenn;. John Philip
Miss Gown. Col. Louis Little. Mrs.
Howard. hrs. . T. N s. Wyl:e. Mrs.
Cassard. Miss Beck. Baron Plessen.
Mr.. Sokoloski. Ralph Hill. Mr.. Law
son. Mrs Sand. Hiss A ia. 'liss
Drake. Miss Parker. Capt; Barona,
Capt. Thenault. Mr.. Barbiere. Mrs.
Parker MIR Seriere. ~ s. T. $50,
Mr.. de Fontaine. Miss Hendrick,
Miss Pell. Miss Johnson and Newoold
Aside from the foregoing there Will
be other entertainment, consisting
of vocal and instrumental music and
6anciug. Nine. Alma Ciaybaugh, ma
tionally prominent opera singers, will
give several numbers child pupils OF
the Hoskins Hoffman School will In
terpret several dance numbers: Vir-
Sln a CdtleII ana MoTie EAlleIl Will dp-
pear in a Greek dance and four-year
old Dorothy Fifier Will do some fancy
steps in the prologue. Miss Louisa
Hoar also will give d dance number
and throughout the revue Mrs.
Franklin Ellis and NJ. de Iagerberg
VIII play incidental piano duets
Noel House Beneficiary.
Noel House is to be the sole bene
1Gary Of this novel production
preparations for which have occupied
the time of those Interested for sew
eral weeks Six thousand dollars are
needed to perretuste the activities
of that oasis of Northeast Washing
toms outskirts, which for twenty
years has been doing its work quietly
and bringing JOY and sunshine into
the lives of nearly 1000 women and
children who are it's beneficiaries The
cabaret fantaStique Will do much
toward realizing the necessities of
the home, as the demand from per-
sons to witness 1t, has evidenced
After the proceeds are in there
will still be a margin TO be filed
and Noel House requests private
donations and contributions. They
may be sent either in checks. money
orders or cash to Miss Helen S. Jones
at 1922 Rhode Island avenue north
west, and receipt will be gratefully
acknowledged.
Behind this extensive effort TO
false needed funds is the entertain
nent committee composed of Mrs.
Newbold Noyes, chairman; Mrs. Nah
lon Pitney, Nine. de Sibour, Mrs. Nell
son Perrin, Mrs. Richard A. Emmett,
Mrs. Christian Herter. Mrs. Howard
Dickinson, Mrs, Herbert Howard,
Miss Louisa Hoar. Miss Katharine
Wiley and Miss Patricia Heron.