Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-18
Mrs. Cameron Hostess to
Peace Delegates at Dinner.

Mrs Edith Cameron will be hostess
this evening at 7:15 o'clock, when dele
gates to the conference on the cause
and cure of war with members of the
voteless District of Columbia League OF
Women Voters meet at dinner in the
Aster, 804 Fourteenth street. Miss Ruth
Morgan, national secretary for interna-
tional cooperation to prevent war. will
preside. DR.. Esther Caukin will be
among the guests of honor. Among
those making reservations are Mrs.
Henry Grattan Doyle, Mrs. Harry Park
inson, Mrs. Harry Radcliffe, Mrs Hale,
Mrs. Frank Hiram Smell, Mrs. Heath,
Mrs. Harwood Read. Mrs. j. S. Vance,
Mrs. Leavitt. Miss Edna Sheehy, Mrs.
Charles Mcpherson, Mrs. William Freed
man. Mrs. j. H. Smaller, Mrs. Grace
Rogers, Miss E. NJ. Hough and MRS.
Grattan Kerans.'
Miss Gudrun Carlson, United States
trade commissioner at Oslo, norway,
will be the guest Of honor OF the Ma
tional Women's Press Club at luncneon
Tuesday. Miss Carlson is spending
month in washington at the Grace
Dodge Hotel before sailing early in Feo-
ruarv for her post. She will make
short stay in London en- route to OSLO.
MANY interesting breakfast parties are
being arranged for the celebrity break
fast of the National League OF American
Pen Women next Friday at IL O'CLOCK At
the Willard Hotel. This is the second
in the series of four being gwen LOT Ine
benefit of the building fund OF the zen
Women. who plan to erect memorial
clubhouse in Georgetown, on the GROUNDS
of the Southworth estate which tney
now own. Mrs. William F. Kopp, vile
of Representative Kopp of Iowa, Will at
tend the breakfast and will have WIFI
her as her guest Mrs. l.. j. Dickinson:
wife of Representative Dickinson Oh
Iowa.
Recent additions to the list OF those
who have taken tables are MRS. FRANCOIS
Berger Moran, and Mrs. Walter Iayi0S
Wheatley, while among those VINO WIN
have with them at the breakfast one OF
more guests will be Mrs: Jonn walter
HoIcombe. Mrs. John w. thompson,
Mrs. paul johnson, Mrs. Victor kaufi,
mann. Mrs. w. w. Sloan, Mrs: Davlo
MCCARTHY, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Wlllougnpy
Chesley. Mrs. Leonard G. Shepharo, Ut.
sarah M. Huddleson and MRS. FRANK
Humphrey of Nevada.
Miss Nikica Bovolini of Jugoslavla Is
at the Grace Dodge Hotel while aIteno-
ing the conference on cause ana cure
of war.
Miss Dorothea Lane is chairman OF
oro,ln of debutanteS who Will act as
,,shers at the series of lectures on Rus
sian literature. to be given by DR.. LOUIS
x Anspacher at the Willard HoGei
wednesday mornings during Lent.
THOSE on the committee are Miss Elise
Alexander, Miss Bina Day Deneen. MISS
Anne Carter Greene, Miss Marion jar
dine. Miss Elizabeth kennedy. MRS. Mc,
CIure KELLEY. Miss Faith Phillips and
Miss Elizabeth Ransley.
The Junior Theater at Wardman PARK
will be the scene of number OF theaer
narties tomorrow afternoon ana eve
ming. given by patrons of this theaSeI
for youth who have become members
for the furtherance of its lime plays
finely done, for people who Ike nne
things" -,
Ter. Mrs. Lewis G. Hamilton, Mrs. Gar
ence r. Norment and Mrs. E. S. Patter-
son are among a group OF ladies OF
Wardman Park who will entertain
guests at the evening performance OF
ssKings of Nomania" and THE VANISH
ing Princess" the latter play by Jonn
Golden.
At the matinee tomorrow Mrs. n. r.
Ledyard is entertaining party OF eight
and Mrs F. Bascom Smith also is most
eSs to several guests. The matinee OIL
fers a novelty for the young folks in a
reception" by Galahad.' Galahad Is
the white woolly puppy whom the Jul
nior Theater rescued from the morgue
and made into an actor for one OF its
recent plays. Galahad, with his 3-year-
old owner, little Margaret Seeley, will
welcome his new friends between the
two plays.
A new order will begin on February
9, in Spring season" Of plays given
Friday and. Saturday Of each week,
when the productions will be chosen
from dramas more in the type of Bar
rie's delightful Quality Street" that has
the popular vote of the repertory to
date. There will be an interim of two
weeks before these begin, which will be
devoted to obtaining membership
quota that will be limited. The plays
in prospect include Little Women,
"Penrod," Twelfth Night" "Bunty
Pulls the Strings" Master Skylark," a
play of lad of Shakespeare's own
theater that has been made from a
story that appeared IN st. Nicholas and
that is dear to many child's heart
There's list of Is such plays from
which to choose the Junior Theater'S
new season that runs through April.