Evening star., 1934-09-17
Final Sun mer Festival
Tomorrow; at Sylvan Theater.


A distir yuished audience, including
high offs ais of the Government,
ranking 1icers of the Army, Navy
and Marir Corps and leaders in the
civic, soci, and art life of the Capital
will atten the final Summer festival
staged by the Marian Chace dance
group. di ected by Miss Chace, to-
morrow e' sning in the National Syl-
van The iter in the Monument
Grounds The event will be preceded
by brif concert by the United
States Nj rine Band, conducted by
Capt. Tay Or Branson at 7:30 O'Clock.
Among he special guests expected
are the scretary of War and Mrs.
Dern, the Secretary of the Interior,
Mr.. Ickes Senator and Mrs. Will
liam H. ing, the Commissioners of
the Distri It of Columbia, Maj. and
Mrs. Geo. ye Oakley Totten, MIR. c.
Marshall Finnan, Mr.. C. Melvin
Sharpe, Mc. David Lynn, Mr.. Arthur
E. Cook, Mr.. Edward Rowden, Mr.
Fred Han !, Mr.. Robert V. Fleming,
MIR. Rober. Cottrell. Mr.. L. H. Weir
and Mr.. urtis Hodges.
Mrs. Eli .abeth K. Peoples, assisted
by membe of the Players Club, will
receive til. distinguished guests for
this spec acular festival program,
one of the highlights of the Summer
season he &c. The ushers will be
headed by Miss Alice Louise Hunter,
assisted bs Miss Marjorie Beall, Miss
Fills Spei h and other members of
the Lisa ttardiner Dancers, in COM
pl1ment to the Marian Chace group.
Miss Ele amor King, small daughter
of the Sci 'ator from Utah and Mrs.
King, VIII be seen in several delight
ful numoe on this program. appear
ing with little Miss Marian Lester
Shafer an little Virginia Elmendorf
in a trio imposed especially for this
concert by Mr.. Edward Dawson.
Many of the dance numbers devised
by Miss CT ace for this outdoor concert
have been based upon famous crea-
tions by ruth st. Denis, of whose
dance gro Up Miss Chace was Tig-
inally p ominent member.
The Su inner FESTIVAL Committee
has arran ed chair privilege tickets,
available t the public at the Willard
the Hotel Washington and the A. A. A.
S1CkeG pllI eau.
Mrs. Ha ry A. Yetton of Clarendon
va, enter aimed at surprise BIRTH
day anniV rsary party Saturday eve
ming, in tompliment to Mr.. Yetton.
The even 1g was spent in dancing
and game and a buffet supper Was
served te the guests, who were: Mr..
ana Mrs. louis Allwine and young
daughter 'ean. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Beall, Ms Henrietta r. Mutt. Mrs.
Jane F. of and Mr.. William Ash
1ord, all OF Washington; Mr.. and
Mrs. JON. Rowland, Mrs. Derrick
Breitenbac |, Mr.. George Taylor and
Mr.. Lewis Miller of Clarendon.
Mr.. Ere TX Littleton of Oak Hill
was host aturday to a number from
Washinstcl, Middleburg, Clarke
County ar Winchester in honor of
Prince Co burg of Germany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin kelley of
Colesville, Md, entertained Sunday,
September 9, at family reunion, the
guests incl lding Mrs. A. A. Doing. Mr..
and Mrs. G. Hutchinson, Mr.. and
NAIS' y. II VloSon, Mrs. J0hn Kelley,
Mr.. ard N rs. R. Goode, Mr.. and Mrs.
@. Parnell M. and Mrs B. Brooks and
Mr.. and Nj ). L. e Likens of Baltimore:
Mr.. and M S. F. S. McFarline OF Chevy
Chase, Md Mrs. Laura Coleman, Mr..
and Mrs. : Lewis and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. w. Brauner, Mrs. r. L.
Koontz al Mr.. W. Birch of Mount
Rainier, Nd; Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Claridge, r. and Mrs. M. Torney and
Mr.. and RS. B. Stewart of Washing
ton: Mrs. amuel Kelley, Mr.. and Mrs
B. Dean, Hr. S. Kelley. jr., and Mr.. R
Kelley Of Violetsville, Md, and MI
and Mrs. !. F. Hobbs and daughters.
Mr.. and RS. ?. Patton and Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Pu cell of Silver Spring.
Miss Ca -oline Wortlirgton Reeder
has canoe ed her engagements owing