Evening star., 1934-08-07
SOCIETY
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ropemn country 49, and the leading
characters are q newly appointed Mn
inter. O political appoantee. two very
propey sscnrRer@ secretaries q SELF
wiIisd young daughter cf the Minis
ter and o romantic but knowing Ser
hanlan prince. The contrast between
the Minister and the secretaries Is
strongly marked
The diplomatic representatives Of
more than a dozen foreign countries
win attend toniRht's presentation.
Auong them are the Ambassador Of
Cuba and Sonora Or. Manuel Marquez
Sterling: the Ambassador Of Turkey.
Mr.. Adetrnet Munir. the Ambassador
Of the u. 8. S. n. and Nine. Tro-
yanovsky: the Minister Of the Irish
Free State. MFR. Michael Maewhlte:
the charge d'affairea Of Mexico and
sonora de Pablo CampoS-O Ortiz; the
charge d'affaires Of Egypt. Nicolas
Khalfl Bey; the charge d'affaires Of
Hungary, Mr. Anthony de Balasy; the
charge d'affaires Of Switzerland, Mr.
Louis Michel; the charge d'affaires Of
China and Mrs. Yung Kwsi, and the
charge d'affaires Of Nicaragua.
In the cast are Dennis Z. Conneli.
one of waxhington's most popular ac-
hNs; Virginia Rand, Marvin Beers,
kadlng woman and man Of the mod
crn comedy" company Of the Roadside
Theater. Joseph Haitigan, Walter
Pick. Helena Cook. Betty Rice, Kenn
Romney and Harold weinberger. d.
rector.
The Georgia State Society invites
its members and friends 10 60 on a
moonlight cruise on Wednesday eve
ming. August is. aboard the steamer
Potomac. The boat will leave the
wharf at Sixth and Water streets
southwest at $40 o'clock.
The Potomac has a capacity Of
5000 people, with vide decks and
an excellent dance floor Bernie
.Jarboes "Nighthawks" will furnish
delightful music for the dancers.
Please buy tickets through the So
ciety at the wharf.
It Is hoped that all Georgians In
Washington and vicinity will come
and make this a very happy and
memorable trip with the folks from
home.
: Miss Wsie Cassels is spending a
few days In New York at the Wal
dorf-Astoria.
Mr.. and Mrs. August King Smith
and members OF the staff of the
King-Smith Studio School will attend
the opening performance on Wednes-
day night at the Sylvan Theater Of
"Alice In Wonderland" in which Miss
Rebecca Tarwater, the junior mem
ber OF the schools drama department
win appear in the title role.
Miss Tarwater, who is well known
here as delightful singer Of songs
OF the Tennessee mountains and as
gifted actress. is making her first ap-
pearance this week at the Sylvan
TheatG as guest artist with the Wash
ineton Community Players, having
come 10 the Capital City upon the
special invitation Of the players to
play this dearly loved role in the Lewis
Carroll dream fantasy.
The ushers for the festival per-
formance Of "Alice In Wonderland"
will be Mrs. Russell ID. Burchard, Mrs.
Thomas p. o'Fdara. Mrs. Charles NJ.
Hunter, Sd; Mrs. Jesse Veitch, Miss
Mary Apple, Miss Helen Collier and
Miss Caroline Schreiner.
The Festival COMMITTEES announces
that chair privilege tickets for both
wednesday and Thursday evening per-
forHnances, which. by the way, are at
Q o'clock, are available to the public
at the willard Hotel newsstand, the
washington Hotel newsstand, the A.
A. A. Ticket Bureau, now: and on the
two evenings Of the play at the
Sylvan Theater. south Of the Monu-
ment, at o'clock
In case Of inclement weather on
either evening. the performance that
night win take place indoors, at Gen.
tral High School Auditorium, at the
hour announced.
Mr.. Manning Abel has returned
TO hts home in washington, after
spending his vacation with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John l.. Abel,
NJ F1UtAyWU 0nNA.
Mrs. George X. Bradfield enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday In honor
OF mrs. Alfred J. Olivier, Miss Heloise
Olivier and Miss Rosa Du Cros, all
of New orleans. La, who are visiting
in washington.
Others In the company at the
Ehoreham were Miss Marian Mon
cure, Miss Margaret Moncure, both
of Alexandria, Va; Miss Agnes Page,
Miss Eugenia Bachschmid and Miss
Lorraine Germaine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M. Church
are again in their washington home,
after a motor trip to New Orleans
and Portales, ~ Mex.
DR.. Jacob w. Bird and two daugh-
ters. Misses Helen and Jane Bird Of
Glen Mary. Sandy Spring. are spend
ing a two-week vacation in Canada.
having left on wednesday and being