Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-26
Supper Party Sunday for
Cast Of "Other Wise Man"

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Supper Party Sunday for
Cast Of "Other Wise Man"
The cast of church players from
many congregations throughout the
city appearing in the Van Dyke dream
legend, THE Other Wise Man." at
Luther Place Memorial Church, Sum-
day, Monday and Tuesday evenings,
opening with presentation Sunday after
noon at o'clock, will be the guests
Of the Chapel Players of Washington,
at supper, to be served in the chapel of
the church, Sunday evening between
the two presentations of the drama, as
has become the annual custom.
Mrs. George Eberly is chairman of
the committee which Is arranging the
supper, and is assisted by Mrs. N. K.
Gardner, Mrs. Robert Blocher, Mrs
Henry Eberly, Mrs. Irving L. Koch,
Mrs. H. D. Easily and others.
The guest players in the drama will
come from the National City Christian
Church, Christ Church, ST. Stephens
Incarnation Episcopal Church, ALI
Souls Episcopal Church, Mount Vernon
Place Methodist Church, Atonement
Lutheran Church and others.
The Executive Committee of the 1881
4od1 DOllCA1ICs Nll4Cll 10 oCl1Cuu1C0 4O1
Monday evening, February 2, at the
Willard, viii meet in the Arts Club
Sunday evening at 8 o'clock for general
conference with the chairman Of the
ball, Mr. William F. Baker.
There will be short and lively talks
by the various subchairmen and others,
on the many original features now be-
ing planned for this seasons bal, which
will take place ION the moon" in the
court of king Looney XIII"
The elimination of time and space
Is contemplated by this years bal
directors in presenting the masque,
which is to be the spectacular feature
of this brilliant occasion Of the Wash
tngton Winter season. The subject of
this highly imaginative and entirely
problematical lunar kingdom lends
itself to vast variety of original ideas
IN the matters of scenic decoration and
diverting stunts, and the question of
costumes for this bal will offer oppor-
tunity tor the most alluring and, at the
same time, the most ultra modernistic
costumes ever designed for a Bal
Boheme.
The Office of the Bal Boheme, estab-
lished In the club house, Is already be-
ing besieged by many persons with in
quiries about ball costumes as well as
boxes and tickets. which are now avail
&Ole 1OE I6S6TVdJlOQ.
patronesses for the subdebutante
dance to be given January / at the
May1ower have selected about hun
dred young girls from the local society
group as subscribing members and have
sent invitations TO several hundred
young men, including many from Yale,
Harvard and Princeton.
Mr.. and Mrs William P. Battelle of
Philadelphia are the guests for the holi-
days of the latter's mother, Mrs. Joseph
Martin, at 229 Ninth street northeast.
Mrs. Batelle. formerly Miss Esther Mar
tin, has many friends in Washington.
where she lived before her marriage to
Mr.. Batelle, who is in the naval service.
Mrs. Powell Clayton, who has been
ut the Berkshire for several weeks,
started today for Hobe Sound, Fla,
where she will join her sister, Mrs.
Stanley Washburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gardner Laid had
With them at Christmas dinner Mrs.
James Irving Steel, Capt. Shaler Laid
Of Camp Holabird, Md; Mr.. and Mrs.
George z. Ladd. DR.. and Mrs. William
Ballinger and Mrs r. r. Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Fowler of 1924
Sixteenth street, accompanied by their
daughter, Miss Dorothy Gould Fowler,
are at Palm Beach, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rathbun Stark,
r., had as their guests for Christmas
Rev. and Mrs. Carroll Bates of Bal
timore and their house guest, the lat
ter's mother, Mrs. Charles Woodford Of
Lake City, Mo, and Prof. Edwin Wright
Of Bates College, in Lewiston, Me
Judge and Mrs. Raymond A. Walsh
have with them for the holidays their
son, Mr.. Raymond A. Walsh, jr., who
Is home from the Severn School, near
Annapolis, where he Is student.
Mr.. and Mrs. Esmond P. Sunday of
Kew Gardens will spend the holidays
on a trip to Bermuda.
Miss Margery Brockett, daughter of
Mr., and Mrs Paul Brockett, will give a
tea Sunday afternoon from to Z
O'Clock in her home. She will be as
sisted in receiving by Miss Doris Heaton,
Miss Mary Walker, Miss Jane Hender-
son and Miss Helen Henderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Uric Bell have as their
Nlest NJ. Guy 1gnon of New York, whose
etchings and portraits are now on ex-
hibition at the Mayflower Hotel. M
Ignon was the artist who painted Mr..
George Akerson's portrait last year. He
Will lNAldAAA III " ooAiAA 'OAA WV S@A~
holidays.
The Utah State Society will entertain
ct q dance tomorrow evening at the
willard.
Junior Group of A. A. U. w.
Supper Dance This Evening.
The Junior group Of the American
Association of University Women's Clut
will give supper dance in the club this
evening The hoStesses will be Miss
Maxine Grits, Miss Virginia Diedel, Miss
Mary Louise Chace and Miss Margaret
Maize.
The zeta Chapter Of the Beta Gammf
Phi National Sorority will give tea
dance tomorrow afternoon from 4 TO
O'Clock in the Chantilly room Of thu
Hotel Hamilton. Miss Agnes Nolan y
chairman Of arrangements.
Mr. and Mrs. william H. Macdonald
from washington. are in Atlantic City
where they are staying at the Hote
Ambassador.
Miss Evelyn Davis is taking an air
plane trip to New York today TO attene
the premiere of Mary Whitman. thu
dancer. She will return to the Capita
Monday or Tuesday.