Evening star., 1934-12-19
Washington Assembly Dance
At Shoreham Friday Night.


At Shoreham Friday Night.
The subscription party of the
Washington Assembly is to be held
at the Shoreham Friday night. Mrs.
Daniel C. Stapleton, Mrs. Landra
Platt, Mrs. Wrisley Brown, Mrs.
George Amory Maddox, Mrs. Karl w.
Corby and Mrs. Robert w. Aldrich
Rodger will receive The party is
given for the debutantes, the post
debS and their escorts and the young
married couples.
Mr.. John M. Lynham is the chair
man and Mr.. Humphrey Daniel the
vice chairman, and those on the COM
mittee will be Mr.. Tinsley Adams,
Mr.. Ivan Alfaro, Mr.. William Blum,
jr.; Mr.. De Long Bowman, MIR. Smith
Bowman, Mr. Frederick B. Cartwright,
jr; Mr.. Phillips Clarke. Mr.. Daniel
Fahey, Mr.. Herbert F. Feaver, Mr..
Manning Gasch. Mr.. Oliver Gasch,
Mr.. Pendleton Hogan, Mr.. William
S. Hoge, Sd; Lieut.. Comdr. J. J.
Hughes. U. S. N; Mr.. Charles James,
Mr.. William G. Mitchell, Mr.. Edward
Northrup, Mr.. Douglas Phillips, Mr..
Albert A. Richards, Mr.. George Riggs,
Mr.. Hilton Smith, Mr.. w. Waverly
Taylor. jr., and Mr.. Frank Walker.
The SubdebutanteS, debutantes and
postdebs have a most interesting floor
show, which will be presented at
1880. The Tut-Tut, an old Egyptian
dance, will be the first number-Miss
Mary Katharine Bentley, Miss Imogen
Ficklen, Miss Dorothy Gould Fowler
and Miss Elizabeth Zimmerman be-
ing the Tut-Tut girls. The second
number on the program will be a
tango by Miss Marjorie Jane Damp
man and Mr.. Roeglio Alfaro. The
dancers for the Tut-Tut and the
tango have been rehearsed by Miss
Marion Venable, the well-known
dancer. Mr.. John Reyburn, who made
such a tremendous hit last year, has
new songs to sing and stories to tell.
The Champagne Waltz" with Miss
Marjorie Jane Dampman, Miss Kath-
arine Brown, Miss Fenella Castanedo.
Miss Dorothy Gould Fowler, Miss Bet
ty Mattingly, Miss Mary Elizabeth
Tilghman, Miss Frances Wooley and
Miss Aileen Hood, will be most beau
tiful number, which has also been di-
rected by Miss Venable, and the cos
tunes for the Tut Tut girls and "The
Champagne Waltz" were designed by
Miss Dorothy Holt.
Another feature of the evening will
be the appearance of a group of play
erS from THE Drunkard" company,
which had such a successful run on
the Willard roof last Summer. In
cluded in this group are Rebecca Tar
water. famous throughout Washington
for her songs of the gay sos; Helen
Ault, who has appeared in many
Broadway musical comedies, including
Honeymoon Lane" Sweet Adeline"
and Three Is a Crowd" and Isham
Keith, jr., the singing juvenile of THE
Drunkard." A special feature of this
group will be new number especially
composed for Miss Ault by Mr.. Walter
Studdiford, who will be at the piano
during the appearance of the group.
Forney Reese. the william of THE
Drunkard." will act as master of cere-
monies for this part of the program.
Miss Helene Delvell, daughter Of
d. H. DelVell OF Salt Lake City, and
Orman Lowell Howe Ewing, son of
National Committeeman o. w. Ewing
of Utah, were married this afternoon
at historic Christ Church, Alexandria,
Va, Rev. William j. Morton, rector,
performing the marriage ceremony.
Only members of the families and a
few intimate friends witnessed the
ceremony. The marriage was the out
growth Of a romance that started
when bride and groom were students
at the University of Utah. Miss Joy
Ewing, sister of the bridegroom, was
bridesmaid, having come to Washing
tom from Fassifern School at Hender-
son, N. c., where she is taking an art
course.
Mr.. Ewing is second-year student
at George Washington Law School