Evening star., 1928-02-12

CainmenC AT St. CGepHeHS . AuuIeoA AAuaa
Twenty-fourth and K streets. Monda!
and Tuesday evenings. February 20 ane
81. 1t will be In the nature OF pot
pourri Of comedy and farce IN success.
sion. as follows: The Fiatterne
Word" a humorous satire, presented
by Kathleen Leckey. Edgar Ford. Eliza
beth Cumberland, F.. Patrick LeckeS
and Kathryn Mcclellan: The Under
taker." Messrs. Coffin and Graves
Poor Aubrey" comedy of American
life. presented by Clara Beu. Aiper'
O'Callaghan, Rose Folliard and Cath'
erine Cumberland: whether You Like
It or Not" by Messrs. Griffith ant
Moody: "The Man In the Bowler Hat.
n farce. presented by Paul A. Graves
Mary Edith Munhall. II. Coi1yf
I.eckcy. Helen Cox. Earl Griffith ant
John Flanagan. not forgetting the myS'
terry man. James Kenney.
There will be matinee performance
on Sunday, February 10. at 2:30.
phiIo- -ClaSsico.~-MrS. Grant S. Barn
hart was hostess to the members Fri
day afternoon In her home. l434 Rhode
Island avenue.
Mrs. r. Bruce Bare presided, Tho
business meeting was followed by thf
papcr for the day. which was read by
Mrs r. w. Newburn. Her subject. The
Traitors of the Hcnrys,' was most IN
tereSting.
Mrs. j. w. Frizzell took up the study
of the third part Of King Henry VI
and after assigning the characters the
reading was continued.
AL were pleased to meet Mrs. Barn
hart's sister. Miss Mary E. Harvey o.
Lock Haven. Pa.
The Columbia Heights Art Club met
at the home of Mrs Clarence r. Gran
mer, 1909 Kenyon street. February 2
Miss Cornelia Hill assisted. The paper
Illustrator of the Victorian Fra" BY
Mrs. Robert b. Bare, was made inter
csting with many illustrations by
George Cruikshonk. the English pic
torial satirist. as we'll As MANY other
artists and illustrators OF that day.
Mrs. Edward G. Russell had for hcl
subject Sir Bulwcr-Lytton." the poe'
son of Bulwer- -Lytton. the English novel
ist. who. under the name Of over
Meredith" was noted as poet and dis
tinguishcd himself in the diplomatic
service Of Great Britain and as viceroy
OF India. Mrs. Augusta Knight read the
original poem. Advent of Spring" BY
Mrs Nancy Dupre North. Mrs. A. Rogers
Tracy told of her father-in-law. James
Madison Tracy of Denver. Colo. who
celebrated his ninety-first birthday ami.
versary January Of is president OF the
List Music School and is the only
living pupil of Able Franz Liszt, the
noted pianist and composer.
Twenty-four members responded tc
roll call There were four guests--Mrs
Frank Raw. editor OF the magazine OF
The Children Of the Revolution: Mrs
l., NJ. Duns.an of Richmond. Va. and
Mrs, James Fl. Yeomans. ir and little
daughter. Refreshments were served
The next meeting will be with Mrs
Austin S. Seaton.
p. r.. O. Sistcrhood.-At the last
meeting Of Chapter B. held in the
parlor OF the Mount Pleasant Con
eregational Church. a playlet. entities
"A Modern P. r. O.'s Dream of the
lowing characters: p E. O. Dreamer
Miss Margaret Palmer. Chapter F: p
E. o. Spirit. Mrs. w. A. Danielson
Chapter p: P E. o. Memory. Mrs
Leroy Palmer. Chapter 3.
Spirit appeared to thc dreaming
girl. and after lighting a candle 70,
each founder in a seven-branch can.
dclabrum she related the characters.
tics and histories of the seven girls
AS each was described draper,
parted. showing a living portrait OF
the subject. coitured and costumed a.
in the days of 1869. As the picture
vanished at the close OF each life ons
light was extinguiShed. They were
represented by the officers of Chapter
p. Miss Jessie o. Eltlng. Mrs. Joseph
w. Thompson. Miss Emma F. Sirrine
Mrs Robert Young. Mrs. John w
Crabtrce Mrs. Worthy p Sterns and
Mrs W. H. Snidcr
In conclusion the emblem of the
sisterhood was shown In the same set
ting. a
Phil Sheridan Woman Relief Corps
met recently. with Mrs. r. Helen TEN
pie, president. in the chair After the
opening ceremony. the reports OF the
secretary and treasurer were approved
Then followed the initiation of lC
members into the order. namely
Blanche Miller Alice Holden. Arv!lla
Caine. Annie O'Neill. Mary Sullivan
Mary Wright. Della Ermentrout. Cath
crime Woolridge, Christine Lawrie
Florence Allen.
Department general orders were
read announcing convention appoint
ments for the work beginning Febru-
ary II. The banquet win be held al
February Is In honor OF the com
mander- In chief Of the Grand Army
of the Republic. The corps will assis,
in the Abraham Lincoln commemora
tive service at Congregational Church
February IL. at 4 pm. and
Monday at noon corps members will
attend the scrvic. at Lincoln Memorial
and place wreath at the statue.
The secretary. Mrs. Marian Il. Par
ker. read a letter from Miss Martha
Berry o. the Berry Schools In Georgia
thanking the corps for Its interest and
mid. Word was received that Mrs
the assistant conductor, was
III at Sibley Hospital.
Commemorative exercises In honor
nf Washington. Lincoln and Mckinley
will be held at the next meeting. when
' RS. Charlotte Cary. patriotic instruc-
tor. will preside The regular order
Of business will bc suspended on tina,
evening
The chairmen Of the committees re-
Gently appointed by the president are
Ida A. Oidroyd. executive: Caroline
M. Curry, relief; Elizabeth d. Shaw
auditing; Olive johnson. conference
Margaret Bradt. employment; Marian
B. Parker floral
The comrades present were: Comdr
Mawson. Col Oldroyd. Messrs. Parker
Bonney. Bobb. bhortsieeves and Ryan
Comdr. Mawson paid tribute to the