Evening star., 1933-03-30
Mrs. Phillips in Scenes at
Last Book Review Tomorrow.


Last Book Review Tomorrow.
Mrs Kendrick Phillips will present
II. G. Wells The Bulpington of Bulp''
at her review tomorrow morning at the
Carlton. AS usual, three scenes vii
be dramatized, and those playing the
roles of Theodore Burlington, Margaret
BroXted and the young soldier are Mr.
Theodore Tiller, I'd: Mrs. Phillips ano
Mr. Walter Pick. This will be the flna
review in the series. which WILL be re-
sumed early in the Autumn.
Among these who will be present to-
morrow morning are Mrs. Charles L
McNary. Mrs Schuyler Otis Bland, Mrs
Clay Stone Briggs, Mrs. Alfred H
Gasque, Mrs Louis T. McFadden, Mrs
Robert Ramspeck Mrs. Malcolm c
Tarver, Mrs. Edward Everett Gam
Mrs. Theodore Shuey. Mrs. James w
Orme, Mrs. Alexander Bull, Mrs Charles
F. Keyser, Mrs Leveile M. Ellis and Mrs
Cloyd Heck Marvin.
Mrs Ryland, wife of Maj. L. Hobart
Ryland of the Virginia Military Insti-
tute, was the gue;t of honor at recep-
tion with music which Miss Margaret
OBrien gave last evening In the Port
land Hotel Mrs. Ryland is better
known through her paintings as Hide
garde Hamilton and number of hel
pictures were on view in the drawing
room Of the Portland last evening.
Mrs. Ryland gave reception Tuesday
evening in the Ten O'Clock Club al
1903 K street. where a permanent ex-
hibit of her work is on view. Maj. ano
Mrs Ryland will sail in June to spenc
q year or more in Europe, painting
writing and arranging exhibits. Mrs
Ryland will place her largest paintings
on view in the Woman's University
Club in New York from April l to sc
and will be in New York herself until
April 13.
A delightful tea was given in honor
Of Miss Vera Bloom by the Interna-
tional Art Forum yesterday afternoon
in the patio of the Carlton Hotel.
program was given by Miss Margaret
Louise O'Brien, soprano, and Mr.. Nc
Gregor Brown, baritone, both accom-
panied by Nine. Maria Zalipsky. Mis-;
Lily Zalipsky gave several incidental
dances.
Mrs. Arthur B. McCrone and Nine
Amelia Cont, president of the forum
received with Miss Vera Bloom.
William H. Woodin, the Secretary o
War and Mrs. Dern, Mrs. Clarence C
Dill, the Minister of Guatemala ano
Sonora de Recinos, Sonora de Arcaya
Mrs Tillman B. Parks, Mrs. Sol Bloom
Nine. Camilo Csias. the counselor OF
the Cuban embassy and Sonora dt
Baron, Mrs. Clarence N. Goodwin, Mrs
Frank Fuller. Mrs. P Lee Phillips. Mrs
Kendrick Phillips, Miss Lavinia Darve
Miss Hildegarde Hamilton, Mr. Henry
Duncan Green, Miss Lena Parks. Mrs
Archibald Oracle, DR.. Edith Seville
Coale, Nine. Suzanne Laurent, DR.. anc
Mrs. j. de S. Coutinho, Mrs. Howard
L. Bishop, Mr.. T. c. Poilzon. Nine
Regina Vicarino, Miss Meta Evans, Mrs
F. S. Anderson, Mrs. Lillian E. G. de
Bordes- Walker, Miss Hinda Burke. Mr.
and Mrs. Isaac Cans, Mrs. Henry
Finkel, Baron Won Dreyhausen, Mrs NJ
Strizz, Miss Mollari, Mr.. Ambrose J
Fahy and Mr.. Arnaldo Berenguer.
Mrs. H K. Knapp and Mrs. H. Cecil
Sharp, both OF lSllp, Long Island, are
at the Carlton for short stay, accom-
panied by their daughters.
Mrs Helen B. Foster and her daugh-
ter, Miss Evelyn A Foster, and her son.
Mr.. Henry A. Foster, jr., have moved
from the Argonne, at 1929 Columbia
road northwest. and are established in
their new apartment at 1920 Sixteenth
street northwest.
City is spending few days at the
Dodge, accompanied by her sons MI
Mather Cleveland, Jr., and Mr.. J. c.
Cleveland.
Miss Catherine sipple has visiting
her in the apartment of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c: Sipple. jr. at
Wardman Park Hotel, Miss Mary DIAL
Ion Of Berryville, Va.
Mrs. Henry Magrane of New York
City is at the Carlton for several days.
accompanied by her daughter, Miss
Martha Magrane.
American War Mothers Ball
Easter Monday at Willard.
The charity ball to be given Easter
Monday, April II, in the Willard Hotel
by the American War Mothers Bicen-
tennial Chapter will be a colorful
mingling of cosmopolitan Washington
society. with high ranking Government,
Army, Navy and diplomatic officials in
attendance, and prominent society wom-
en as box holders, patrons, and COM
mittee workers.
Practically all the service groups in
the Capital have extended cooperation
because of the worthy relief work car
tied on by the War Mothers, to which
!, the charity ball proceeds are to be
sapplied.
Among the list of patrons announced
are the legations of Sweden and Fin
Hand, the Cuban and Spanish embas-
sizes, Mrs. Russell William Magma,
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