Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1924, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNYSDAY, MAY 28, 1924 "URGE MORE POWER = |PLAYS AT ARTS CLUB. |1, ™, ujuiemias ] mere wine, ormuite fo vtatne| . ors s varngion v nncz | HONOR CAPITAL PRIEST, [Eiie Sntton b o momtor | s e, o vz last night named honorary | Callahan, Loulsville, Ky honesty, cannot give an adequate|clubhouse for plays and exhibitions. | Moore Forrest. The third, “The Gen- —_— president of the Catholi ¥ review 'of the three plays that he| Last night closed the dramatic sea- | tleman in Waiting,” by Anha C. Laws, | Catholic Delegates Indastris} Relations, o FOR DISTRICT HEADS| PROVE HARD TO SEE didn’t _see. they sounded | son of the club. The three plays|was acted by Royal Foster, Maude gates at Pittsburgh Prot. David A MeCube good. The ce seemed pleased, | were the winners in a competition [ Lee Hunt, Harrict Murphy and J. Elect McGowan and Others. Ehijersity ERRiaT (0 nren —- among the members, in which twelve | Martin' Scrange and directed by AF- | . propcos Rev. R A" McGowan, Washingion, | § /s were submitted, though | thur B. White, URGH, May 25.—Rt. Rev.|secretary and treasurer Chicago. : offered. One North Capitol and Eckington As-|They Sounded Good, However, to primdent ol . s i ™ sociation Alse Approve. | Reporter Who Couldn’t Get HopRias blays & f v At Of the thirty-seven woman mem- | mentioned the fac R bers of the soviets of the Russian Sy it s Even Glimpe, St s g eyt o Rttt S M Rle | ST BRetks) o0 from_the AVENUE o NINTH- e e altered. and announced plans that| Ogden Heidel, was played by r having consultive vol i Z L he proposed bill giving the Com-| Aphroximately 150 people saw the s R A e T P 7 e L e v 'S Power Lo pass upon plays given @ Arts Club last questions that now req night and close 50 people heard ion by Congress was indorsed by |them. nt room at the club- | North Capitol and Eckington Citi- | house a I strect, where the in- | meeting in the 3 ation of pla s made, ht Cr ed an hour befs he time joined a long ded, chairs sat two in then th sills were nd the overflowed | n equally packed, - floor, on the piuno, on ta of | wherever they could push in. hio ' the first play went on people w or catch } A Partial Record of the Use of Potomac Park As Shown by the Reports of .the Saks & (flmnp any : Office of Public Buildings and Grounds Potomac Park is the best equipped Pennsylvania Avenue Seventh Street and best patronized free playground in Reco",i of the Last | ) the world. 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