Evening star., 1932-08-08

announce the marriage Of their daugh-
ter, Margaret Elizabeth to Mr.. James
FleXner Chase, August 2, at IL o'clock
am, in the Milden Presbyterian Church,
at SharpS, Va.
Mr.. Chase is the son of Mrs. Chase
and the late Mr. Frank S. Chase of
White Stone, Va. The young couple are
cruising on the Rappahannock River,
and upon their return will live at Bun
ker Hill, at White Stone, Va.
Mrs. Joseph K. Meyer has returned
to the Broadnnoor after several days
in Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
Miss Mary G. Kelly of Philadelphia,
who spent the week end with Miss
Sarah Bell at Wardman Park Hotel,
has returned to her home, accompanied
by Miss Bell.
Mrs. Charles Mccormick Wilson, for
merly Miss Elise Du Barry, widow OF
Charles Mccormick and daughter of
the late Gen. and Mrs. Beekman Du
Barry, y. S. A., has returned to her
former home on the Hudson after an
absence of many years in California.
At present she is the guest OF Miss
Madge Lee Guard, at 34ll Ashley ter
race northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph S. Hemphill
have returned to their apartment at
the Broadmoor after fortnight's stay
in st. Louis, Mo.
Miss Barbara Paine, Miss Elizabeth
Leftwich and Mr.. Sidney Paine Of
Greensboro. N c., were week end
guests at the Dodge.
The Florodora Sextette, which is to
be a most entertaining feature of THE
Revue 1ntime," is being arranged by
time" is to be given Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday evenings Of this week,
at Wardman Park Hotel, by the Shoe
string Production Co, for the benefit
OF the children of the local unemployed.
Mrs. Edward E. Gam heads the list
OF distinguished patrons and patronesSes
OF this revue, which gives every indi-
cation OF being brilliant and enter
tanning show.
Costumes for the entire production
have been loaned by Jack Mulane and
original songs have been composed by
Frank Westbrook and Harry Stevens.
Ine revue, of intimate nature, similar
to recent popular successes from New
YORK, was written and directed by Theo-
dore T1ller, I'd. With Gardner Brooks as
musical director, Scott LuSby in charge
OF the scenery construction, staging and
lighting by Kenn Romney, the Univer-
Slty OF Maryland's Collegians' Orchestra
and talented young Washington thes-
plans cast in important roles the Re
vue 1ntlme" promises to be one of the
bright spots in the years theatrical and
social season. Miss Villa Semple is
accompanying the dance groups from
Lisa Gardiner, Minnie Hawke and the
Denishawn studios. A group of sub
debutante ushers, headed by Miss Kath-
leen Walsh Orme and Miss Mellie-RoSe
Coker, will distribute programs and
model gowns from local store on the
stage.
Tickets are on sale at the box office,
at the Willard Hotel, Wardman Park
Hotel and Droops music store.
The proceeds raised by the "Revue
Intime" will be given to Mr.. Ernest
Daniels, chairman of the Local Unem-
ployment Relief Committee.
The public is invited to be present
at the celebration of Juvenile day. on
Wednesday evening, August 10. at Z
O'Clock. at the National Sylvan Theater,
Washington Monument Grounds, when
groups of boys and girls of the Capital
City will present a program of the
activities of youth" in honor of the
20Oth anniversary of the birth of the
First President. The event is under the
auspices of the District of Columbia
George Washington Bicentennial Com
mission, and is being staged with the
assistance nf the Community Center