Evening star., 1928-04-30


were Mrs Helen IeviSon. Mrs. Rae
Peake and Miss Anna WieSenberg, nieceS
Of Mr., and Mrs. Blum.
Arts Club Players Give
Persian Play This Evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w Holcombe,
AIRS Ralph Richards. Mr.. and Mrs.
Felix Mahonv, Miss Marguerite Mum.
Miss Anna Martin, Miss Sibyl Baker,
Mrs, J, Irving Steele, Mr.. Beverley Har-
riS and Mr.. Lynch LuQuer are among
the recent additions TO the list OF sub
Scribers 10 the Arts Club play tomorrow
and Tuesday night at Wardman Park
Theater.
Owing to the interest of the public
In this presentation OF THE PaStime
of Eternity" the general committee in
charge of the production has arranged
that beginning today reserved seat
tickets are to be had, not only at the
Arts Club. 20I7 Eye street. and at Ward
man Park Hotel, but also at the Will
lard
Recent additions to the cast include
Mr.. Frank Kemon. Mr.. Donald Imrie,
Mr. L. II. Rider and Mr. c. H. Pierce.
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Corby of
Chevy Chase Circle will this evening act
as hosts of the Chevy Chase Circle of
Florence Crittenton Home, who have
arranged benefit card party. Among
those having tables are Mrs Thomas E.
Robertson. Mrs. J. j. Byrne. Mrs. Horace
Alexander. Mrs. Vernon L. Hodges. Mrs
3. T. Webster. Mrs s. E, Stevens, Mrs.
George Parker. Mrs. Conrad Young,
Mrs. John Imirie, Mrs F. S. Still, Mr..
and Mrs. David Mcpherson, Mrs. George
Horey. Mrs. e. H McLachen. Mrs. VIII
bur La Roe, Mrs. l. S, Kniepp Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Knaebel. Mr. and Mrs Jesse
Atkins, Mrs. Walker Johnston. Mrs. Jere
Crane, Mrs. r. Callahan. Mrs, Phelps.
Mrs. Howard Jones. Mrs. ]. c. Walker,
Mrs. JudSon w. Jacobs. Mrs Hewitt G..
Robertson. Mrs. Liefer MagmuSSon,
Mrs. Frederick Kubv Mrs William Gro
verman. Mrs Baldwin. Mrs Walter
Miles Mrs. George Wagner, Mrs. Hugh
Southgate, Mrs. Karl Fenning Mrs W.
s. Stein. Mrs Clarence Burton. Mrs.
8. N. Wright AIRS. Thomas Horne. Mrs.
Alexander Wyiie, Mrs. Horace Jones,
Mrs. William r. Myers, Mrs. w H.
Waters. Mr.. and Mrs. John Boyle, jr:
Mrs. John Rawlings Mrs. Jesse Hedges,
Mrs. F. S. Holbrooke. Mrs. d. F. Holt
man. Mrs. c. E Hawley. Mrs. James A.
Councillor, Mr.. and Mrs. s. Templeton
Snead, Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Logan, Mr.
and Mrs. George Kibbv Nunson. Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence A. Miller. Miss Ra-
chsel King. DR.. and Mrs A. B Crane, Mr..
and Mrs Marvin Harrington. Mr. and
Mrs. George Lewis. Mrs. Jefferson Mid
6leton. Mr.. Nathan Robertson and
Mrs. w. p. Cowper. Assisting will be
Mrs. A. B. Crane. Miss Peggy Angel,
Miss Sarah Pollard. Miss Mary Crane
and Miss Betty Crane.
Des HUT Chepeau ct Quarante Femmes
May day party 70 be given at the
Marine Barracks tomorrow evening
VIII be gala occasion. More than 500
cards have been issued and a record
attendance is assured Members of the
8 ct 80 VIII wear the official uniform.
lending colorful briillance amid the as
eemblage. Honor guests, patrons and
patronesseS include Senator and Mrs.
Porter n Dale. Representative and Mrs
Victor. S. Houston. Mai Gen. John l..
Lejeune and Mrs. Lejeune, Col. and
Mrs. Theodore Baekstrom. Rear Ad-
miral and AIRS. William Fl. Standley.
Rear Admiral Philip Andrews, Depart
ment Con1dr. j. Miller Kenyon and
Mrs. Kenyon, Col. John Thomas
Taylor and Mrs Taylor. Mai and
Mrs. William Wolf Smith, Grand
q. &.
Eistorien National Paul j. McGahan.
Alt. Cheminot National Thomas J.
Fraiiey. L'Archiviste National Mrs.
Anita Carr White Of Baltimore, with
other representatives from Maryland:
Ma. and Mrs. Randolph CoyIe Capt
anc Mrs. S. 3. OEeill. Capt. and Mrs.
", 3. Bihioly. Lieut. and Mrs A. "
Cherbonni. Lieut. and Mrs. S. T. Cum
m1ngs. Lieut.. and Mrs L. A. DeSSez,
Lieut. and Mrs. Frederick A Henney,
AIRS. Percy Taylor, Mrs M. c. ONeill,
Col c. L. Nelson and Maj. and Mrs.
j. c. Eimms Mrs Mary K. Killeen
viii be hostess 70 Gold Star guests:
Mrs.. George O. Seiooid. Mrs James II.
Tibbetts HRS. W Il Hibbs, Mrs. Mar
garet Warfleld, Mrs. Margaret Loveless,
Mrs. Caroline Searles. Mrs H. r.
Jacobs, Mrs. Olive Carpenter Mrs.
Catherine Barrack, Mrg. Clara Some
man and Mrs Ethel Mock. Patron and
Pardon Kent, Miss Eunice Deesez. Mrs.
Leon Arnold and HRS. Arthur Witcomb.
Hostesses Of the evening are depart
mental officers. Mrs. Dorothy B. Harper,
Mrs. Viola Benedict. Miss Janet McRae,
MrE. Catherine CromptOn, Mrs. Amy
Hammond. Hiss Irene Key and Miss Leila
Angleberger. and national officers, Mrs.
Mary Esther Kol1os, Mrs. K. A. Nc
Rae and Miss Emily Carey. The May
pole dance. under the direction Of Mrs.
Gertrude Lyons. win be presented By
children Of Word War Veterans: Bar
baYa and Carol Prizes, Mary Catherine
Bel, Anne Fowler. Mary Elizabeth
Fowler, Mary Killeen. Harold Davis
Wilmer Sparrow. Edwin Sullivan. Doug
Jas White, tr.. and Charles Wilding.
Mrs Eillesry L. Offutt. ir.. treasurer
o. the Mathis Club, win be hostess 70
the members and their friends Monday
afternoon, May z, al the Indian Spring
Country Club house, on Burnt Mills
road, where she will entertain at cards
The American War Mothers and the
Congressional Club have issued invita-
tons for the Mothers day services 70
be held In the amphitneater In Arling-
ton Cemetery, at the tomb Of the I'M
known Soldier, Sunday afternoon. May
10. a. O'Clock.
The North Carolina Society Of wash
ington has issued invitations for May
dance and card party Saturday evening,
Nay 10, at $50 O'Clock In Meridian
Mansions. at 2400 Sixteenth street
Miss Jane Elizabeth Newton Of the
chaStieton Is secretary and treasurer
Of the society.
An informal luncheon for out-of-
toEn guests was held Friday at Wood
ward IL Lo'hrop's tea room by the Dni-
yeYslty of Nebraska Alunni " this city
The guests we're Dean III. H. Foster of
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