The Washington times., 1924-06-05
SUSAN ANTHONY
MEMORIAL IS
SUBJECT
Committee Will Meet Monday
at Home of Mrs. Lillian
Spencer
SYLVIA SEDGEWICK.

Inc board OF directors OF the
Susan B. Anthony Auditorium
Memorial Committee will meet
Monday at the home Of Mrs. Lillian
Spencer, 1881 Connecticut avenue.
The board members are Mrs.
Anna E. Hendley, Mrs. Nanette B.
Paul, Mrs. Eva c. Chase, Mrs.
Edgar G. Snyder, Mrs. Percy NJ.
Bailey, Mrs. Lillian Spencer, Mrs.
Marie Heath, Mrs. Naomi Camp
bell, Mrs. Ruth Lutzinkirchin, Mrs.
Charlotte H. Beers, Miss Bede F..
Johnson, Mrs. Gardner-Smith, Miss
Mary Heyler, Mrs. Rose Arnold
Powell, Mrs. Lucy B. Cash, Mrs.
L. M. Callison and Miss, Virginia
Peters-Parkhurst.
At a recent meeting of the
Citizens Joint Committee held in
the rooms of the board of trade, a
subcommittee was appointed by
the chairman to draw up a petition
to present to Congress granting
representation in both houses of
Congress, the electoral college and
the right of petition to the Federal
Courts, to residents Of the District
of Columbia. This subcommittee
was George w. Kicker, chairman.
and Virginia Peters Parkhurst and
b. G. Crawford, with Jesse C. Suter
cooperating. Miss Bede E. John
son, chairman of legislation, Mrs.
Kate Trenholm Abrams and Mrs.
Lillian Spencer served on tho whole
committee, representing the An
thony League.
Mrs. Virginia Peters-Parkhurst
press chairman, will attend the
opening Of the new bridge on the
Severn River as a guest of Cover
nor Richie, June IA. In the even
ing she will have a group of Mary
land friends at a buffet supper in
the grounds Of the United States
Naval Academy guests of the Mary.
land stateb Roads Commission.
The Catholic University Dramatic
Association will present Macbeth"
in the university gymnasium Mon.
day evening, under the direction of
Joseph English, director of dra-
mates at the university.
This performance is a repetition
by request of the bill presented by
the association some months ago.
Those taking principle parts in
the play are: Kit Carson, of Duluth,
Mimi; Ray Williams, Dubois, Pa;
John McKeowne, William Grumley,
Tom Jim Mcbride, Leonard Rut.
ledge, John McMann, John Nolan,
Paul Miller, and John Fitzgerald.
The annual garden party of the
Arts Club will be held Saturday
evening at the home of Doctor and
ENNnHnrio To -.
Chase.
The Shakespeare Society PLAYERS
are presenting "As You Like 1t"
in compliment to the Arts Club and
their guests.
Charles B. Hanform will appear
as Jaques, a part he played with
julia Marlowe; Mabel Owens vii.
cox Will play Rosalind; Clarence
Ruebsam will appear as Touch.
stone, and E. v. Wilcox as the
banished duke. Elton B. TAYLOR.
who has undertaken a number of
different TO- for the Shakespeare
Society during the past six years.
will appear as Orlando, and Lulu
G. Adams is cast for Celia. Betty
Back has the part of Phebe; Ada
Louise Townsend has the comedy
role Of Audrey, with T. Weed Har.
vey playing opposite as William.
Arthur J. Rhodes will give the pro.
logue and appear as CORN the
Shepherd: James Otis Porter plays
Oliver, and William E. Zimmerman,
who has been a mask and wig
player, will be Adam, Orlando's
faithful servant. Other roles are
taken by Theodore Tenley, e. NJ
Monroe and Leslie Maudby. Incl.
dental music will be furnished by
soloists and a male quartet.