The Washington times., 1924-12-20

MhaAM InEOuBu the uOAIuay SCdSUNs
at one time in our foreign service
and had a period Of duty at the
State Department. Mrs. Osborne,
who is Danish by birth, is remem-
bered here as a gifted sculptress,
whose dainty portraits in miniature
were highly praised by discriminat.
ing critics.
Mrs. Royal McKenna gave q
luncheon today at the Shoreham
for eighteen guests, who were
asked to meet Nine. J. A. L. van
den Bosch. In the company were
Morris Sheppard, Mrs. Frederick
and her guest. Mrs. Parsons, Of
Newport; Mrs. Davenport White,
Mrs. Robert Fleming, Mrs. Samuel
William p. Pearson, Mrs. Kennedy.
Nine. van den Bosch, and Mrs
David Stewart Hendrick, mother Of
the hostess.
Mr.. and Mime. van den Bosch,
who Shave recently returned from
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through the winter and have taken
possession Of their new house, "a
Kalorama circle. Mn1e. van den
Bosch was formerly Miss Frances
Kennedy, Of Greenwich.
Mrs. Clara Sears Taylor was
hostess at an informal luncheon
today at the willard. entertainine
for Miss Alice Barksdaie, grand.
daughter of the Reverend ]. ].
marriage is to take place shortly.
Taylor daughter; Mrs. III. K. Reyn-
day were members Of the bridal
party.
Mrs. Herbert d. Brown, wife of
the chief of the Bureau Of Efficiency,
is entertaining at tea this afternoon
for her daughter, Miss Constance
Conner Brown, and her guest, Miss
Dorothy Collins, of Lakeport, N. III.
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PRESIDENT OF CLUB TO
RECEIVE AT BAL BOHEME. \
Gideon A. Lyon, president of the
Arts Club, of Washington, and Mrs.
Lyon, assisted by the three former
presidents of the club and their
wives-Mr. and Mrs. Henry K. Bush
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs George Julian
Zolnay, and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Franklin Musgrave-will receive the
guests at the Bal Boheme, which
is to be- held on Monday evening,
January 5. in the ball rooms Of
the New Willard.
Under the direction of Cameron
Burnside and committee of artists
the rooms will be decorated and
lighted to represent the Golden Age
of Pericles, which is the setting for
the pageant of this year, 1.-THE Sec
ond Judgment of Paris" arranged
by Carlton Van Valkenburg, chair
man of the ball committee, and TO
be presented by seven groups Of
artists in the city. with Marie Moore
Forrest as pageant master.
Warren Akers, chairman of the
floor committee, will be assisted by
a group of men who dressed as for.
esters, will precede the pageant pro-
cession, clearing a wide aisle the
entire length of the ballroom. Mrs.
Forrest is arranging that each Of
the scenes be enacted three times
along this pathway.
: Seven episodes will be presented
in the pageant including in addition
TO those already announced the story
of Arachne and Minerva, represent.
ing Painting, and to be given by
the Corcoran School of Art, under
the direction of Burtiss Baker, Mrs
u. M. Leisenring and Mrs. Frederic
Harrington. The episode of Drama
Is to be given by the Shakespeare
Society, who will present the story
of uranus and Thisbe taken from
"A Midsummer Nights
Dream" Members Of the Rubin
stein Club, conducted by Claude
Robson, will present the episode of
Music. chorus from Orpheus and
Eurydice. Mrs. Emma Prall Kucrr
Is music chairman for the commit
tee.