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complished in the restoration Of Dunn
| barton House.
Cards OF admission have been In
closed with the invitations and on this
| general public.
! Mrs Joseph r. Lamar Is chairman
Of the Dumbarton House Committee,
Mrs. Fairfax Harrison Is vice chairman.
and Mrs. Stephen Bonsal is director of
the museum. They will be assisted by
Nine. van Roijen. Mrs. William Dewitt
Mitchell. Mrs. Harral Mulliken. Mrs
Mrs. John H. Gibbons. Mrs. Cary T.
Grayson. Mrs. John Washington Da-
vidge, Baroness Korff, Miss Bertha
Chinn, Miss Mary Louisa Adams Gle
ment and Miss Antoinette Greely.
On the advisory council Of the Chill
dren's Theater Co. of New York. which
is bringing "Huckleberry Finn" to the
National Theater Saturday, are Mrs
Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Mrs.
Calvin Coolidge.
Mrs. Roosevelt became interested in
the Children's Theater years ago. when
the idea Of adults playing exclusively
! for children was new and untried. Her
own children were among the first sup
porters of the Children's Theater. in
the days when its plays were given only
! in New York, ct the Princess Theater.
/ Mrs. Coolidge, too, has been interest
] ed in the Children's Theater for several
years. She and Mr.. Coolidge head the
| list of patrons In their home city OF
Northampton.
] Mrs. E. J. Bailey Of San Francisco,
Calf. has joined her son. Mr.. F. A.
Bailey, at the Carlton, where they will
remain for some time.
DR.. Cloyd Heck Marvin and Mrs.
i Marvin and practically all members OF
the staff of George Washington Uni
versity with their wives will attend the
| first night of the new musical comedy,
| "Oh, Say Can't You See?" to be given
for four successive nights at Mckinley
! Auditorium, First and T streets north
! east. beginning tomorrow.
Miss Elizabeth Peet, president Of the
Columbian Women, is one Of the out
| standing patronesses for the annual
Troubadour show" Many distinguished
Washingtonians, representing the
George Washington University Alumni
| Association the Board of Trustees OF
the university and others are included
in the list of patrons and patroneSseS
for the play this week.
The ushers and Reception Committee
on all four nights of the show will be
headed by Mr.. Robert Savage of the
Troubadours, assisted by groups OF stu
dents popular on the campus.
Miss Dorothy Heflebower, business
chairman of the Troubadours, has
placed a number OF reserved seats at
the T. Arthur Smith Concert Bureau.
They may also be had on the campus
~ ,iyH6r or
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic William Vile
will be the guests Of honor at dinner at
the Women'S City Club tomorrow eve
ming. when Mr.. Vile will talk on The
International Situation and Americas
Interest in It." DR.. A. Frances Foye,
chairman Of the clubs business and
professional section. which is sponsor
ing the program, will preside. Among
those making reservations are Miss
Alice M. Heaven. Judge Mary O'Toole,
Dean Grace Hays Riley. Mrs. Merritt
O. Chance, Mrs. William w. Spaid,
Mrs. Gladys B. Middlemiss. Miss Nell
v. Price. Miss Adela L. Heaven, Miss
Margaret Patch, DR.. Edith Sc Vile Coale,
Miss Helen Brown, Miss Florence c.
Bell, Miss Olive Beatty. Mrs. Eleanor
q. 0QSIlC6T, MISS Ltud nuoJlli, ANhoo
Flora c.. Schuldt, Miss Mary E. Black,
Miss Hazel Swift. Miss Aldene A. Bar
rington, Miss Elizabeth j. Raymond,
Mrs A. B. Stewart. Mrs. Frank G.
Stewart, Mrs B. L. Owens. Mrs. George
Perkins, Miss Ella M. Garlick and Miss
Edna E. Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Ayres Of Is
Adams street northwest have returned
| from a stay of several weeks in Miami.
| Fla.
Mrs. Irenee du Pont has come here
from her home. in Wilmington, Del. to
spend a short time and while in Wash
ington will be at the Wardman Park.
Mrs. Jack Stearns Gray will enter
tain tomorrow afternoon from $3.50 to
4.3O o'clock in her home, in Chevy
Chase, for the benefit of Christmas
boxes for the poor. Mrs. Gray was
chairman of the Red Cross roll call in
Culpeper County. Va. for four years,
resigning in 1927 to make her home in
Chevy Chase
Syracuse Alumnae Party