The Washington times., 1924-01-23
new DRAMATIC
COURSE IS
BEGUN
Holy Comforter Church Young
People to Be Instructed by
Captain Kearney.

Capt. Victor Kearney, OF the ORA
matte department of the University
of Maryland, is starting a course
Of dramatics with the Young Peo-
ples' Society of Holy Comforter
Church. Two plays are being
planned by the new organization.
The officers of the club are: Presi.
dent, Richard Pixton; vice-president,
Blake Espey; secretary, Geneva
Reich; treasurer, Mary Pixton. Cap
tain Kearney spoke before the or
ganization last night.
The Junior Mothers Club, Of Pet
worth. met Monday at the home OF
Miss Babbette Lane. Each mother
was accompanied by her mamma
doll. The meeting was for the cleo.
ton of new officers. Those elected
were: Jane Tope, president; Mary
Conway. vice-president; Elizabeth
Hatcher, secretary; Elizabeth Lane,
treasurer: Hester Haleton, nurse.
The dues of this organization are
to buy gifts for the Childrens' Hos.
pital.
"The Blackwich Town Follies"
will be presented by the Y. M. G.
A. early in March. Rehearsals are
being held under the direction Of
Adlai Mann. On February 2, the
Y. w. H. A will give a Bohemian
Party" Prizes will be given for
original costuming.
The Y. M. III. A. will hold it's
weekly dance tonight at their Y
building.
The Beach Home Club met at
the home of Mrs. Smelling, 1910
Montello avenue northeast, yester.
day. A card party will be given
at the home of Mrs. Calver, 207 A
street northeast, on Jnuary 80, and
dance is being planned at LAG.
Ion on George Washington's birth.
day.
The Dramatic Association OF Cen.
trail High School will present "An-
drocles and the Lion" at senior
chapel today. Miss Sybil Baker is
directing the cast, which consists
Bradley as "Androcles" and Marion
Hall as the Lion"
At the meeting on Tuesday the
following members OF the Dramatic
Association presented scenes: Lot
tie Cleland, Winifred Royle, Mar
garet Quincy, Luis Granados. Alice
Williams, Margaret Maize, Dorothy
Latterner,' Eleanor Chandler, Ducie
Walker, Nina Allen, Esther Taylor,
Esther. Ingleheart, Anita Peters,
Ethlyn Zellers, Jeanette Lugar,
Janet Bates, Josephine Trey, Mar
garet Schneider, Mary Porter, Mary
Brooks. Billy Bradley, Marion Hall,
Betty Brackett.
Miss Baker has announced that
the reading of the spring play will
begin as soon as the judges submit
results of the try-outs.
Lord Ullins Daughter" done In
farce, will be presented by the
Marjorie Webster School as their
contribution to the stunts for the
Athletic Association party to be
held soon Miss Webster is direct.
| ng the cast, which is as follows:
Catharjne Mary Hackett, groom;
Dorothy kearns, bride; Margaret
Wooten, father; Dorothy Fulton,
boatman; Elizabeth Evenson, reader;
Evelyn Selly, Betty Freer, Marjorie
Trick, Mildred Smith, waves; Fran
| ces Church, property man.
On February the students will
give recital of music and dramatic
| art at the Marjorie Webster School.
Miss Webster will give readings at
the Penwoman's League on Jan.
uary %. and will read play, 1.-The
Three Things" by Mary Raymond
Shipman Andrews, at the Willard
Hotel in March.
The st. Cyprian Players presented
Followed by Fate" at the parish
hall yesterday afternoon and night.
The play Is a melodrama in four
acts. In the cast are Edward Ha.
ger, William A. Johnson, Francis
Gillian. Frank Wood, Joseph Col.
bert. Francis Springs. Marie Logan,
Bertha Rudisill, T. Caesar Thomas,
Mary Maddox, Louise Butler. Vo.