Evening star., 1933-11-01
remain here for a week or more. Mr..
Dawes Is a member of the OIL Board.

remain mere Tor q week or more. MI.
Dawes Is a member of the Oh Board.
Hans Kinder. conductor of the Ma
tional Symphony Orchestra. will be an
honor guest at dinner tonight in the
Arts Club of Washington preceding the
initial performance of the three-night
presentation of Shaw's "Pygmalion" by
the Arts Club Players.
Other distinguished guests for the oc-
casion will be Pendleton Hogan, young
author whose first book, THE Bishop of
Havana" was recently published and
evoked much favorable comment; Miss
Jackie Martin, Mrs. Alexander Bentley,
Mrs Edwin Chamberlayne Hail. Mrs.
Charles Glenn Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. VII
liam ] Peters, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Harold Long. chairman of the clubs
Drama Committee, will be host.
Dinner parties are also planned for
Thursday and Friday evenings before
the play as many club members are
seizing the opportunity to have an un-
limited number of dinner guests who
later may enjoy a sparkling comedy pre-
sented by the same group which has
given it two previous seasons.
Anne Ives brings her rich talent to
the part of the flower girl who Is
taken up by a p,ilanthropist and taught
the ways of lady of fashion. Murray
Sheehan, as Pygmalion Higgins. finds
his philanthropic task most trying. vet
most diverting to the audience Others
in the cast are well known Washington
players including Maude Howell Smith,
James Otis Porter Maurice Jarvis and
Harold Long.
Additional reservations for the Rain
bow card party and stlye show to be
given by the District Of Columbia Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs on Friday,
November 3, at the Shoreham Hotel, in
clude:
Mrs. Harvey W. wiley, president of
NTr-. Frank NJ. Shortcu. Ms Virginia
Whit" Snse'. Mrs, Ernest u DHni"l
Mrs. F c. Brinlev Mrs. N. K. Male.
Mrs Eleanor Pnttercon. Mrs. Ruth
Pratt Mrs John Me~cl'and, NJ. vernie
Y. Bielefe1dt Mrs. NJ A. j. Nark!ev.
Mrs. A E. Watson and Mrs. Georgia
Knox Berry.
University Women to
Hear Yugoslavia Speakers.
Miss Helen King, former Washington
woman and present directress Of the
American Home for Serbian War
Orphans at Vranje, Yugoslavia, will
speak on the work being done in that
institution tomorrow at 4 pm, at the
regular tea of the American Association
of University Women at the club house,
1884 I street northwest. DR.. Leonide
PitamiC, E. E. and M. P, to his
majesty, King Alexander of Yugoslavia;;
r1-in leo he IaSf of
Introduce the speeke
Mrs. Horace Torbert will be the
hostess in charge and Mrs. Luke Wilson
and Mrs. William Notz will be at the
tea table.
tor of the National Recreation Associa-
tion of New York. is a guest at the
Dodge. Mr.. Zanzig Is in the Capital for
the music institute, under the auspices
of the washington Council of Social
Agencies
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Rice Of Clarendon.
Va, announce the marriage of their
daughter, Margaret Elizabeth, to Mr..
Perry S. Gawen son Of Mr.. Arthur
Gawen Of Ballston. Va, Saturday. Oc-
tober %. at o'clock, in the Presby-
terian manse in Clarendon. The Rev.
Isaac Stevenson performed the cere-
mony with only the immediate families
of bride and bridegroom in attendance.
Mr. and Mrs. Gawen left Immediately
after the ceremony for short wedding
trip, the bride travelling in q dark blue
silk dress and navy blue cloth coat and
other matching accessories. The couple
will make their home in Waverly
Hills, Va.
The bride is a graduate of the 1882
class of Washington-Lee High School
and is a member of Tau Beta Phi
Sorority, while the bridegroom Is
graduate of Central High School and
is member of Columbia Lodge,
A. F. and A M.
Last evening Mrs. Gawen was given
a surprise kitchen shower by the men,
bers Of Theta Chapter, Tau Beta Phi
of which she is a member. at the home
of Miss Margaret Jane Reed on Virginia
avenue, Clarendon.
Mrs. Cloyd H. Marvin entertained
the ladies of the Lincoln Guild of the