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cabaret show and dance in the parish
hall tomorrow evening.
Several new and attractive number:
will constitute the floor show to be
given by a group from the Neighbor-
hood House.
The Rev. Meade Bolton MacBryde
has reserved a table at which he will
entertain a group of guests. The
committee in charge of the affair con-
sists Of Miss Catherine Hart, Miss
Helen Lord. Miss Naomi Smith, Miss
Lucille Hart, Miss Lillian Kendrick,
Miss Betty Hall, MIR. Harry Kendrick,
Mr.. Paul Allen and Mr. Guary Smith
Gov. Gen. Frank Murphy, who Is in
Washington for short visit from the
Philippine Islands; Representative and
Mrs. George G. Sadowski, Representa-
tive and Mrs. John D. Dingell, Rep
resentative and Mrs. Frank E. Hook,
Representative and Mrs. Prentiss
Brown, Representative John Lesinski
and Representative Louis c. Rabaut
will be the guests of honor at the
Michigan Washington Democratic
Club annual ball to be given this eve
ming at the Hamilton Hotel.
A floor show and good music will
feature the party. Appearing in the
floor show will be Helen RobingSon,
the Lyon twins, Ed and Marion Ehr-
mantraut, Bits Orr. Helen Hanger,
Vera Fturiale and Virginia Howard.
rrho 10 Vnarc q ro Tho y,,lr,ilc of tho .Tuljo
Cunningham Studio.
In addition to the membership of
the club, large number Of visitors
are expected. The Michigan-Wash-
ington Democratic Club, of which
Mr.. Joseph Kosk is president, is one
Of the most active Michigan clubs in
Washington.
"Oh With Their Heads" a collec-
ton of portraits of 81 contemporary
American celebrities by Peggy Bacon,
will be placed on view in the Art
League of Washington at 1903
Twenty-first street northwest tomor-
row. The exhibition includes portraits
of President Roosevelt, Mayor La
Guardia, MIR. ReXford Tugwell, DR..
Fred Howe, Mr.. Bernard Gimbel and
Mrs. Charles Sabin, as well as those
from the world of art, literature,
music, theater and journalism. A
book of reproductions of these por-
traits has been released by the pub
lishers-under the same title. of
With Their Heads" The book is
dedicated to the faces love" Most
Of the portraits reveal the sitters in
q most unfattering light-including
the artists self-portrait, which is a
biting caricature. The group of 81
portraits, with the accompanying Wig
nettes, make a remarkable, perma-
nent record of our contemporary celeb
rites. They are informal, sharp
characterizations which give the
living quality of the sitter. rather than
the hackneyed fashion-plate portraits
which usually remain for future gen.
erations.
The exhibition will continue through
March and is held concurrently with
the exhibition of drawings of modern
houses by Henry Klurnb, landscape
paintings by Ernest Lawson, also
paintings by Katherine Munroe. Fred
erick Fuglister and TIA Romagna. The
galleries are open from 10 o'clock to
$50 daily without charge
Mrs. Welles Alexander Gray enter
tanned 16 guests at luncheon yesterday
at her home near Fairfax, Va, her
guests remaining for bridge through
the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. H L. Phillips Of
Chestnut Hill, Pa. are spending a
few days at the Dodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Hochman of
New York City are guests at the
Wardman Park Hotel for several days
while visiting in Washington.
Mrs. Nora Wrenn of Silver Spring,
Nd, is passing a month in Norfolk
where she is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. William H. Kuester.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Eaman of De-