Evening star., 1932-02-15
SOCIETY
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makes his first appearance in the Capt.
tai City with his ensemble of Spanish
dancers and instrumentalistS. EScudero'S
appearance here is being awaited with
riotous anticipation, following his
where hundreds of persons have been
turned away from his concerts in the
past few weeks.
Members of the Latin American ma
tions as represented in the diplomatic
corps, headed BY the minister and
charge dafiaires of the embassy OF
Spain, Senor Don Luis M. de 1rulo. ana
members of the embassy stall, Will be
present at the Washington debut OF the
world famous dancer.
The Minister of Panama. Senor DR..
Horacio F. Alfaro. will have box for
the event. and Senor DR.. Don Pedro
Manuel Arcaya, Minister of Venezuela,
will entertain party of guests at the
performance. Many we'll known per-
sons in this city who have lived and
travelled in Spain will likewise be pres
ent.
The Woman's Club Of Bethesda, Old
GEORGETOWN and Sonoma roads, will be
transformed into Colonial setting to-
morrow evening at o'clock when the
Bicentennial play. Happiness Day" by
Mai. r. B. Lawrence, will be presented
by the drama section Of the club. Mrs.
Ida Mattin9ly, chairman Of drama. VIII
play the leading part, Martha W3shn"-
ton supported by Louise Massey as
Nellie Gusts, Mary c. Wills p sal .,
privileged servant of Martha Washing
ton. and Shirley Eyison as a nurse
rir Edith Scars chairman OF
drama in the WCman's City Club who
is directing the play VIII be the CLUBS
guest of honor for the evening. Music
and fancy dancing will complete the
program of entertainment. Mary Rus
sell Williams will sing as prologue
to the play, "WayWorn Traveller" from
Samuel Arnold's eighteenth-century
opera, "The Mountaineers Pauline
Pariseau and Arno Petrenko. pupils OF
Nine L. Vasselieff, Will dance
Beethoven's "Minuet in G."
Mrs. Elisha Hanson is in charge OF
stage arrangements and properties, and
1t has been announced that a number
of fine Colonial pieces have been loaned
for the setting. Costumes of the pc
rod will be Worn By the cast. the musi-
clans and the dancers.
The hoSteSseS for the evening include
Mrs. William NJ Gamble, MIS-. Edward
L. Stock. Mrs Frederick A. Parkhurst.
Mrs. Walter Tuckerman. Mrs. Enoch
johnson. Mrs. t E. Beall. Miss Flor
ence White, Mrs. Franklin Getzedanner,
Mrs Lowry N. Coe, Mrs. A. B. Mess
and Mrs David L. Dupre. Mrs. L. l..
Nicholson. the clubs hospitality chair
man, will assist in receiving. Members
have the privilege of bringing guests.
and it is expected that the families
and friends of the club will be present
en- maSse.
Scores of socially prominent Wash
ington women have made reservations
for the card party to be given tomor-
row afternoon in the ball room OF the
Hotel Carlton by the District Council.
Women's Organization for National
Prohibition Reform, to raise funds to
carry on its 1882 work. Playing will
begin at o'clock
Tables already have been reserved by
Mrs John R Williams, Mrs. George T.
Marye. Mrs. William Littauer, Mrs. Ar
thur Foraker. Mrs. Gist Blair, Mrs.
Sydney A. Cloman, Mrs. Matthews
Dick, Mrs Breckenridge Long, Mrs.
Brooke Lee, Mrs Kent Legare, Mrs.
John Davidge, Mrs. Henry Miller. Mrs.
son. Mrs James F. Mitchell. Mrs.
Reginald S. Huidekoper, Mrs Charles
Parker Stone, Mrs. Lee Warren, Mrs.
Mckee Dunn. Mrs. Orme Wilson and
Mrs Horace WeStcOtt.
The committee directing the benefit
includes Miss Margaret Frazer. chair
man; Mrs. Archibald Davis, treasurer;
Mrs Mckee Dunn, Mrs. Reginald S.
Huidekoper, Mrs. Louis Lehr Mrs.
Brooke Lee Additional reservations
may be made with committee members,
or at the desk of the Hotel Carlton.
Mr. and Mrs Michael R. London left