The Washington times., 1924-04-30
PLAY.
PLANNED BY
ART CLUB
THE Rose of Persia" Written
by Prof. w. N. Morse, to
Be Given Tonight.
by SYLVIA sEDGEWICK.

Il
The promoters Art Club of George
Washington University, Karl Rup-
pert, president, will present an
Oriental play, 1.-THE Rose of Persia"
by Prof. William Northrup Morse,
tonight at the National Art Center.
Members OF the cast, directed by
Professor Morse, are: Robert w.
Pulliam, Miss Evangeline Lovett,
Miss Adelaide Dwyer, Miss Pauline
Drummer, Mrs. Marguerite Mulligan,
Kermit Girdner, Miss Beatrice
Woodford. Miss Catherine Hough,
Paul Gable. Miss Virginia Croker,
Mrs. d. W. Croker, Mac" Mack.
intosh, Leonard Folse, Murray L.
| Marshall, Mrs. Marie Tunstall Lin
go, Miss Mary j. Mcdonnell, Miss
Luch Wttherspoon, Miss Laura
Dodds, Miss Ruby Nevins, Miss
Elizabeth MacKinnin, Miss Halle
Corbett, Miss Corinne Watts, Miss
Isabel Allen. Miss Marguerite
Brown.
Robert w. Pulliam, vice-president
Of the club. will be impresario also.
J Patrons of the performance will
be Mrs. William Hitz, Dean and
Mrs. William Allen Wilbur, and DR..
and Mrs. Mitchell Carroll
The play is a benefit performance
for the Dean William Allen Wilbur
portrait fund.
Frank Simonds, war correspon-
dent, spoke at the forum luncheon
Of the WOmep's National Demo
cratic Club, $40 Connecticut ave-
nue. today.
Mrs. J. Borden Hartman, presi-
| dent, presided at the luncheon.
The ladies Of the Anthony So
dality have completed arrange
ments for the card party to be
given at the parish hall tomorrow
| evening. The committee on ar
rangements will consist of Miss
Margaret Refs, Miss Katherine Refs.
Miss Louise Vernstein, Mrs. John
| FitZeimmons. Mrs. A. Price, Mrs.
James H. baltimore, Miss Cath.
rome Aldridge, Miss Anna May Fitz-
morris, Miss Elizabeth Mattimore,
Mrs. j. B. Parker, Mrs. John A.
Quinn, Miss Marie Refs, Miss Els
Their Refs, Mrs, Scott Walker, Mrs.
Edward Roach, Mrs. William AL
bridge, Mrs. Mathew Rudy, Mrs.
A. G. Barr, Mrs. c. p. Merkle and
A. A. McNerney.
Forty disabled veterans from Wal
ter Reed Hospital were the guests
of the Jewish Welfare Board on a
| motor jaunt yesterday. Private au-
tos with Mrs. Harry Hahn in
charge, called for the patients and
took them on a long drive. Assist
ing Mrs. Hahn were: Mrs. s. w.
Strauss, Mrs. Isidore Kahn, Mrs.
Frank Rosenberg. Mrs. E. Vein,
berg and Mrs. Sidney Lust.
After the ride the men were
taken to the vestry rooms Of the
Eighth Street Temple where a
chicken dinner prepared by the Sis
terhood of the emple awaited them.
Miss Ricka Cans was in charge of
the dinner. She was assisted by
Mrs. Max Oppenheimer, Mrs. Vic
tor Adler, Mrs. M. Gusdorf and
Miss Matte Oettinger. Following
the dinner the guests were enter
tanned by musicale prepared by
Mrs. Marx Kahn.
Several children in fancy CO.'S
tunes gave fancy dances in solo
anu OhoCAAAOaCs 1hOy WOIO DSl1OlS
Duffy, Maxine Kahn, Jeanette
Kirsch, Dorothy Shugare and Ber
tina Letwin. After the dancing Mrs.
G. Gantz sang several songs.
Professor Solnitzky, well known
lecturer, will speak tomorrow even
ing at the meeting of the Deborah
Club and their guests at 936 Nine
tenth street northwest,
The Dramatic Association Of Cen.
trail High School presented a pro-
gram at their regular weekly meet.
ing yesterday, with the following
members participating: Lillian Klee-
blatt, Josephine Rose, Helen Bruce.
Andrew Allison, BENJAMIN Loehrer,
Wilhelmina Hoffman, Leroy Bend
helm, Shirley Kellam, Leonard Mi
kules, Frances Kennon, Manton NY
veil, Marian Billiard, Frieda BarsIxy,
Olga Helms, Harry Wender, Joe
Borden Buckingham, Jennings Has
kin, Adelaide Hemingway, Yvonne
Levy and Myrtle Crouch.
Community Centers.
Rehearsals for the concerts to be
given by e. N. G. Barnes, of the
music department of the public
schools will be held tonight at the
Central High Center.
The Esperanto Club, the Physical
Training Class for women and large
girls, and the Women and Girls
Drill Team will meet at at the
Thomson Center. The two classes
in rhythm for children met in the
afternoon.
The Recreation Glass for boys
and girls under ten years of age
met today at the Wilson Normal
Center.
Violin classes met at 3I5 and A
o'clock at the Park View Center
today.
French classes met at 3:l6 and
3:45 at the Z. v. Brown center.
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