Evening star., 1932-01-31

| "CymDellne," Act l., scenes !, Ill, ana vi,
and Act III, scenes ii and iv. They
have been directed by Miss Dorothy
A. Lawrence, under the supervision of
Mabel Owens Wilcox the dramatic
director, and the cast is as follows:
Cymbeline, Maurice Jarvis; Queen,
Alice w. Robinson; Imogen, Dorothy A.
Lawrence; PoStumus Leonatus, Donald
Bolton; Iachimo, Kent Dyer; Pisanto,
M. F. Reese.
Any one wishing to learn Of the So
ciety is invited to attend and strangers
in the city are welcome.
The society has been asked to furnish
the actors for the Shakespeare group of
the MaSQue Wakefield, to be presented
February 81, rs and 26 in Constitution
Hall They will form a professional
and dance. Sylvia will lead, carrying
the mask of Shakespeare, accompanied
by the music Who Is Sylvia?" She
Will be imperSonated by Kate Tomlinson
and the other characters are as fol-
lows: Macbeth, E. V. Wilcox; the Three
Witches, Frank Megill, Anthony Thorne
and William Hall; Hamlet and Ophelia
Clarke Beach and Rosemary Arnold;
Miranda and Caliban, Lulu G. Adams
and M. F. Reese; Bottom and Titania
Eldridge Monroe and Irma Vaughan;
Viola and Malvolio, Dorothy Lawrence
and Orrin Elliott; Romeo and Juliet,
Kent Dyer and Olyve Barbee Hancock;
FalStaf and the two Merry Wives of
Windsor, Leslie Waudby, Helen Col
houn and Alice w. Robinson Rosalind
and Touchstone, Esther Marshman and
Clarence Ruebsam; Petruchio and
Katherine, Walter E. Thorne and Helen
Webb Zeller; Marc Antony and Cleo
patra, William Heintz and Mabel
Owens Wilcox. The costumes for this
maSque are being prepared and as
Sembled from the Society's wardrobe by
Mabel Owens Wilcox, who is also de-
signing and executing Sylvias costume.
The Washington Committee of the
National Association of Deans of
Women, of which Dean Mary Louise
Brown of the American University is
chairman, will meet Thursday at
O'Clock at the club house of the Amer
ican Association of University Women,
to decide upon plans for the entertain
! ment of the 1900 deans of women
meeting at the Mayflower Hotel Feb
ruary II to 20.
The members of this committee are
Adele H, Stamp, University of Mary
land; Jessie Coope, Mckinley High
School; Helen c. Hastings, Mount Yer
non Academy; Florence Boehmer, Har-
rlsonburg, Va. Ruth Pope, Winnie G.
| BaToWs, George Washington Univer-
Sity; Marion A. Ballou, Mount Vernon
! Seminary; Helen NJ. Coolidge, Central
High School; Jessie M Holton, Holton
Arms School; Elizabeth Pcet, GalIau-
det College; Bertha Morgan, Cathedral
/ School; Anna P. Cooper, George Wash
lngton University; Frances r. Connor,
! Goucher College; Elizabeth A. Bru-
baker, Lucy Webb Hayes Training
! School, and P. Edna Thomson, West
ern High School.
The faculty of American University
was in charge of VeSper services at the
! WOmen's Residence Hall last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Randall sang: Dr.
George B. Woods was in charge of de-
! youonaIS, and DR.. John Bentley de-
livered an address, The Unknown
Man"
Following veSperS tea was served to
the students and their guests by the
Faculty Women'S Club. Mrs. Wesley
M. GeWehr was in charge of the tea
and Mrs. Lucius c. Clark, Mrs. George
B. Wood, Mrs. John M Bentley and
Miss Jesse Ferguson poured.
Guests of students included Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lee Coulter, Mr. and Mrs.
! Richard Kelley, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hutton, Mrs. Clyde Hartman and Miss
| Florence Hoffer.
/ American Association of University
Women.-The Committee on Interna-
tlonal Relations will be in charge of the
! program Monday at 4 pm. tea. DR..
Alice S. Cheyney, assistant to the di-
! rector of the Washington Labor Office
In Geneva, will speak on The Contri-
button of the Labor Office to the Peace
Movement" Mrs. Edith G. Nourse will
| be hostess
Study group, the art of dance, board
room, third floor. Miss Evelyn Davis,
| leader, Tuesday, pm.
Study group, modern. contemporary
| poetry, Mrs. Richard Hogue, leader,
Thursday, IL am.
| International dinner, Thursday
pm. Rennie Smith, one of the younger
defeated members Of the Labor gov
ernment of Great Britain. will speak on
THE End Of Free Trade in Britain"
and OTHER aspects Of the political Bitua-
ton. Mr.. Smith is distinguished as a
! lecturer, a writer and leader in the
workers education movement and the
peace movement in Great Britain
Reservations should be made at the din
ing room office before 8 o'clock ON
| Wednesday.
Coffee will be served in the lounge
on Friday evening, when Mrs. Harry o.
Hine will be hostess, and on Saturday
evening, with Mrs. Charles w. Rippey
as hostess
Miss Carhart's French class will meet
Monday from 2:30 to $3.50 o'clock, and
on Thursday, from 2 to pm in room
301. The French table will be ready
Thursday for luncheon at 12.45 o'clock.
The Washington Readers Club will
| meet February 2, with Dorothy A. Law
renee presiding. The committee ap-
| pointed to choose a play for the one
act play contest will be called upon to
make a report. The following program
will be presented: Reading of paper
on What I Know About Green Pas
| Falconer; "Jeremy's Sacrifice" taken
from Hugh Walpole's novel, Jeremy"
read by Virginia Bayly Blassingham; q
! group of songs of modern composers,
viz, my Heart Is a Haven" Close
! SteineD, Come Down to Kew" (Noyes-
Veis) and Keep on Hopin'," (Stanton-
! MAXWELL; a group of short poems of
Nancy Byrd Turner, given by Helen
Gordon; a reading Of two short stories
| Lord Dunsany), THE Hurricane" and
THE Ghosts" read by Alice Whitcomb
! Robinson, and several humorous selec-
| tionS from Robert Benchley, read by
! N1lo. SlduOC ~ a pay
! featuring Ada Louise Townsend, Aida
! w. Brooks, Elizabeth M. Phillips and
May Jameson Bryant closes the pro-
gram.
The Entire Nous Club, Mrs. Charles P.
Keyser, president, met with Mrs. James
Underwood in her home, IL Aspen
street, Chevy Chase, on Monday after
noon, with Mrs. Thomas Sterling and
! NGrc 10 accictifou hnctpccpc
Mrs. Rob Roy McKahan, director to the
Federation of Women's Clubs, reported
the last federation meeting. Mrs.
James Underwood, Mrs. Sault, Mrs.
Rodgers and Mrs. Ernest Hall gave re-
ports on the philanthropiC work.
Mrs. Earl Venable will present the
plans of her committee for the annual