Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27
Harvard Instrumental Club
Ccpcert Thursday Night.

Harvard Instrumental (tub
Concert Thursday Night.
The garden Of the Mayiower Hotel
will be the scene Of hrliilant nlusl'
cal event Thursday evening Wneh
representative audience VIII gamer 10
hear the varied and interesting pro
gram 10 he given on that date at s'oo
n'clock hv the instrumental CLUBS Of
Harvard University. The clubs VIII
arrive in Washington Thursday after
noon on their homeward swing from
the Christmas tour. which will have
taken them into the cities Of Cincln-
raii. ST. Louis Nashville. Atlanta and
Augusta. Ga. and PinehurSt, \. Z.
The members Ct the ci0hs who are al!
picke6 men. are being extensively en-
fer;ained during their trip. In 81.
Louis last Friday evening hunet
supper at the University Club pre-
coded the concert. During their STAY
in Atlanta, Ga. which was from sun
day night to this morning, the mem
hers of the clubs gave a concert in
the auditorium of the Atlanta
Won1en's Clubs and attended the an
nual dance given by the Piedmont
. Driving Club.
Here The local Harvard alumni who
are members of the Harvard Club will
take charge of the young men and
!. carry out plans that have been made
for their entertainment both by the
alumni and private individuals. Fol
lowing the concert here on Thursday
night they will play in the Century
Club al Wilmington. Del, Friday eve
ming, December so. and from there will
go on 10 Englewood. y. ], In both of
. these cities they will be guests OF the
Harvard alumni a important func-
tons.
Mrs. Walter !. Mccoy, wife of the
chief justice Of the Supreme Court
OF the District of Columbia and presi-
! dent Of the Harvard Club of Wash.
. ington, Is among the important
women who are TO serve as patron.
. esses for the event in Washington.
In addition to those already an
nounced the list of patronesses IN.
cludes Mrs. Asaph Hall. Mrs Henry
. 3. s. Learned. Mrs. r. Ross Perry
and Mrs. Cabot Stevens.
The. American Association of Uni.
cersity Women is to hold it's week
" tea tomorrow, when the speaker
after the tea will be Prof. Ulrich B.
Phillips of the department OF history
at the University Of Michigan. Dr.
Phillips. who has made a special study
Of the history Of the South-his birth
place, for he is native of Georgia
will talk about The Land of Dixie, a
Glance at Human Geography AS
Prof. Phillips has been associated with
. the faculties. not only OF Michigan,
but with those of Tulane University
and the University Of Wisconsin, the
hostesses for the afternoon are gradu-
ates Of the various colleges: Miss
/ Katherine F. Lenroot and Mrs. Basil
II. Manly from the University of Wis.
consin. Dean Mary Louise Brown and
Mrs. Alice T. Buchanan from the Uni
versity OF Michigan and Mrs. Harold
F. Pellegrin and Mrs. George B.
Woods.
Miss Laura Turnbell. librarian at
] Princeton University. will arrive al
the Grace Dodge on Wednesday TO
pass the remainder OF the week.
Miss Emily II. Dutton, dean of
Sweet Briar College: Miss Nettie Hun
. ter, dean Of Meredith College, Raleigh.
~. c.: Miss Maude II. Woodfin and
Miss Louise Rufin of the University
OF Richmond will arrive at the Grace
Dodge tomorrow. where they will re-
main throughout the week.
, Mrs. G. Eriehacher OF the Hotel
Roosevelt left this week for Atlantic
-
New Year at the RitzCarlton.
Three marionette shows for benefit
OF the Girl Scouts will be staged this
week in suite 2I4-D, National Press
Building, Fourteenth and r streets. at
4:l5 O'Clock today. Thursday and Fri
! day and a number OF Washington
mothers interested in the Girl Scout
movement are making up ch!ldren's
parties 10 attend the performances.
J Under the manipulation Of Theodore
Tiller. IT., the colorfui rnsnnikins will
I take the characters in Jack and the
Bean Stalk" The Three Bears" and
other fairy tales.
Children's parties already arranged
include: Today. when Mrs. James ".
Ornne will bring her two children,
Katherine and Robert, and Mrs. Bruce
Emerson Will bring her daughter
Betty. Miss Lenora de Grange, direc-
tor Of the Children Players Of Wash.
tngton. will entertain some Of her
pupils 81 the narioneite show.
On Thursday. Mrs. Amos A. Fries.
wife II MAJ. Gen. Fries, and y leader
in the Girl Scout cause. viii give 81
matinee party. her guests including
Sarah Sack and Clementine Lawrie.
Fletcher Sheppard, Barbara. Carroll
7ttN F1@T WI Z y Er&F @ssEN ShG pa VIZ SsFE
also on Thursday will entertain for
her SOC Ralph, 5r.. and several Of his
young friends. Mrs. Gor!rR Bliss :s
ARA angling a party for Friday after.
moon IN compliment ~ the Girl Scouts
and her little ia lighter.
AZ these three will BE- the Hnai per.
sformsnces Of the nnaTionettes in be.
half ~ the Girl Scout cause. Wash.
ington mothers sympathetic with TIE
movement are being requested 10 send
their children either Tuesday. Thurs
Day Or Friday.
Miss Edith Ethel CooKnbr daughter
NJ Mr.. and Mrs. Howard A COMBS.
has returned 70 her home in Chevy
Chase after spending several months
sn Coral Gables. Fla, where she has
been 'nH guest ~ Mr. end Mrs. Ken,
meth Nils.
Or. Naicom u, Taylor u the Uni
yfrsity ~ North Carolina arrived ~
the CzaDe Dodge to-day and will re
main throughout The week..
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