Evening star., 1924-01-06

Mr.. James Younger as the architects of
Rome.
The Medieval Age of Drama is pre-
sented under the patronage of Mrs.
Charles ]. Bell. the Rams Head Play
ers appearing in the opening tableau
OF Mr.. Stephen Phillips '.PaoIo and
Francesca" directed by Mr.. Robert
Bell and MB. Walter Beck. aryranged
ard costumed by Mr.. James Reynolds.
who also has designed the costume of
Drama fer Mrs Maud Howell Smith.
who is dramatic chairman of the Arts
Club and is i'll charge of the drama
scene. Miss Josephine Hutchinson,
Miss 1Ieona Roberts. Miss Anne Ives.
Mr.. Arthur J. Rhodes. Mr.. Walter
Beck, Mr. Robert Bell and others will
appear in this episode, which is the
entrance of Francesca. the Maid of
Ravenna. into the castle of the Male
tesla at Rimini.
Mrs. Walter Tuckerman is sponsor
for the Renaissance Age-that of mu-
sic-which represents a scene at the
court of Louis XIV. King of France,
with Miss Elizabeth Hanna as Nine.
de Maintenon. Mr. Allan Rinehart as
sius as the, harpist and Mrs Charles
Patterson and Miss Marian Trumbull
as ladies of the court. Courtiers in
the scene, are Mr.. Lynch Luquer and
in the direction of the tableau.
Mrs. James W. Wadsworth, jr.. is
sponsor for the last epiSode-the
modern age-typifying the dance, in
which Nine. Desiree Lubovska Will
appear in Creole dance. surrounded
by group Of young artists and mu-
sicians from the King Smith School
of Music, representing the modern
arts attendant on the dance. Nine.
Lubovska is recognized as one of the
| leading interpreters in the world or
the futurist and modern dances.
The decorate tionS Of the ballroom
will be particularly artistic and
charming, and will he according to
effects being obtained by garlands,
indirect lights and a wonderful color
scheme. which will create a rosy
glow of joy" all over the room in a
perfect harmony OF the colors. Dur
ing the presentation of the chauve
souris feature, the Seven Ages of
Art" the ballroom lights will be
dimmed to moonlight against a back
ground of blue. The decorations and
lighting have all been designed by Mr..
! Felix AIahony. chairman of decora-
tions. and executed by students of
, the National School of Fine and APP
! piled Arts. assisted by Mr.. John Dom
| Allen and Mr.. Robert B. Patterson.
| One of the features of the Bal Bo-
| heme" will occur promptly at mid
night, when the "Revel of the Grape
vines" a bacchanale, will be present.
ed by the Caroline Mckinley dancers
under the direction of Miss Mckinley.
Ten dancers clad in costumes toned
/ in rich reds and purples, with
lunches of red and purple grapes.
will appear in the revels. including
Alice Callan. Marian Chace, Claire
Crewe, Evelyn Davis. Judy Lyeth,
Eliza beth Moss, Adeline Noel, Evelyn
Preble. Elizabeth Quigley and Flor
cnce Thompson.
The committee on concessions. of
which Mr.. III. J. Staley is chairman and
which includes also Mr.. Arthur Franklin
Musgrave and Mr.. Felix Mahony. has
arranged number of surprise stunts"
for the ball. including a "make-up'
room in charge of experts. where the
guests may be made up to suit their
fancy, as masking will not be per-
mftted. Mrs. Minnigerode Andrews
will cut silhouettes, Miss Bernice
Randall will read cards, and Nine.
Henriette Coqueet will read palms. Mr.
Glenn Brown will appear as a Persian
fakir, and group of debutantes and
young artists will distribute cigar
cites, candies. programs and souve-
Mrs. There will be "A booth for re-
freshing drinks and an art supper de
luxe, original and specially prepared
for the Arts Club under the direction
of August Moeller. the Washington
representative Of Louis Sherry of New
York. And there will be Meyer Davis
music