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lowing the reception will give a talk
on Finland.
Mrs. William B. Bankhead, wife oi
Representative Bankhead, the Demo-
cratic floor leader, will be one Of those
in the receiving line if her husband
has recovered sufficiently from his
recent illness to permit her to attend
All Kappa Deltas in Washington
or vicinity are welcomed to attend.
Mr.. Dexter A. Tutein Of Philadel-
phia, entertained party Of eight at
luncheon yesterday at the Carleton,
where he is stopping while in Wash
ingtcr.
Mrs. William Wight is entertaining
at bridge today at her home on Sun
nyside road, Sligo Park Hills, Md,
having as her guests: Mrs. Donald
Brown of ASbury Park, N. j.; Mrs.
Richard Acton of Alexandria, Va;
Mrs. Boyce Morgan of Clarendon, Va; +;
Mrs. Clyde Hall of Chevy Chase, Md. !;
Mrs. John Osborne of Washington;
Mrs. John Baker Cole, Mrs. Richard
Barker Mrs. Leon RaeSly, Mrs. John
w. Dudley, Mrs. George Dye of Sligo
Park Hills; Mrs. Chester Flack of
Silver Spring, Md, and Mrs. ROLAND
Severy of Washington.
Mrs. T. Sims Joyner of this city has
moved to the Wardman Park Hotel,
where she has leased an apartment
and will make her home in the future
At the present she has Miss Dora
Shaw and Mrs. Adele butcher of New
York City with her.
Mr.. John Patterson of Lynchburg,
Va, entertained a party at luncheon
yesterday at the Madrillon.
Mrs. Joseph S. Calfee of st. Louis,
Mo, national president of the Daugh-
ters of the American ColonistS, has
arrived in Washington, and is staying
at the Carlton Hotel. Mrs. Calfee
will preside at the National Board
meeting of the society Friday morn
ing.
Mrs. William H Wagner accom-
panied by Mrs. Calfee, Mrs. David
D. Caldwell and Mrs. John Franklin
Little motored to Baltimore today to
be the guest of Miss Louisa c. o.
Haughton, who is entertaining at
luncheon in honor of Mrs. Calfee.
Junior League Benefit
Performance Next Month.
The Junior League of Washington
is cooperating with the Washington
League for the Hard of Hearing ir
giving a benefit performance for the
latter at the Washington Club or
Friday, February 8, at o'clock in the
afternoon and 8 o'clock in the evening
The program selected for the after
noon will be presented by the Mari
onette Committee of the Junior League
and will consist of the play of Red
Riding Hood" charmingly arranged
in modern-day manner and portrayed
in three colorful scenes, followed by
the children'S favorite, the Tingling
Bros. Circus, consisting of six or more
thrilling acts; Bimbo, the clown, who
wins all hearts, and his trained seal
Anastatia; a beautiful Russian ballet
dancer, dainty tight-rope walker, a
skeleton, who chills and thrills at one
and the same time; Sunshine" a
black-faced clog dancer and singer
who soon has his audience foot tap
ping along with him, and one or two
surprise numbers.
Following the marionette show there
will be an amusing presentation of
"The Old Family Album"
Some Of our most charming Junior
League members will act as ushers
and see that every one gets a good
seat.
This is the first time since last Spring
that the Rambling Marionettes" have
been presented to the public, and we
feel sure that our new friends will see
much to charm them and that our old
friends who have not seen us this year
will find much to surprise them.
The cast of THE Rambling Mari
onetteS" is made up of Junior League
girls, who give their services, volun-
tariy, and who are trained by Mrs.
H. L. Rust, jr., herself a pupil of the
famous puppeteer, Tony Sarg.
The names OF the members of this
committee are: Mrs. Charles Miner,
chairman; Mrs. Forrest B. Royal,
business and publicity chairman; Mrs.
H. L. Rust, jr., scene designer, and
Technician; Miss deGraffenried Wool
lay, work shop director; Mrs. John
r. Rowland, formerly with the chill
dren'S theater interests of the Balti-
more League; Mrs. H. Lee Boatwright,
soon to leave for Baltimore, where her
husbands business has recently been
transferred; Mrs. j. Henry Moore,
Mrs. Harry Fowler, Mrs. James Will
lett, Mrs. William Armstrong, Mrs.
Ernest Warren, Mrs. Aston Golf, Mrs.
Lister Hill, Mrs. E. H Levey, Mrs.
Mrs. William S. Stanley, Mrs. Nathan
Scott, Mrs. George r. Littlehales,
Miss Elizabeth Gill, Miss Mary Louis
Hall, Miss Cecilia Robb, and Miss
Nancy Finch.
The members of the Junior League
who are ushering at the afternoon
and evening performances are: After
noon-MrS. Robert McKellar. Mrs.
John Ward Cutler, Miss Marguerite
Borntraeger, Mrs. A. 2. Foster Wood,
For the evening-Miss Eliza Mitchell,
Miss Mary Cowles, Mrs. F. Eberhart
Haynes, Miss j. Frances Foy. The
prices will be rs cents for adults, and
so cents for children. Tickets for
these performances will be on sale at
all times at the Junior League rooms,
1918 Connecticut avenue.
Mr.. Harold Donaldson Eberlein is