Evening Star Newspaper, March 21, 1926, Page 59

SOCIETY,. Society Will Greet ! J u:nice J. C. McReynolds To Address Kentuckians Costumes of Past Ages To Feature Stylc Show centering “Once Upon a Time,” written by Mrs. E. Goring Bliss, and which will be given under the direction of Miss Hawke at the Belasco Theater, Friday afternoon, April 9. at 2:15 o'clock, for Ekengren, Mrs. Charles R. Iindsay, jr.; Mis Page, Mrs. Charles T. Titt- man, Mrs. Lindsay Russell, Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood, Mrs. Walter R. Tuckerman, Mrs. Frederick Dent Widespread interest is around “The Style Show of 2000 Years Ago,” with its historic and colorful costumes of the everyday life in the Holy Land, to be given in the hall of nations of the Wash- ington Hotel Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock for the benefit of the Holy Family and Myra McCoy Day Nur- series. Some of these authentic robes that are more than 2,000 years old, will lend added interest to the very dramatic and artistic sketch, “A Day With the Water Carrier,” which will feature the human side of the Bible. Among the ladies interested in furthering this much needed charity is Mrs. Edmund.Brennan, chairman; assisted by Mrs. Wymond Bradbury, Mrs. Minnigerode Andrews and Mrs. Nannette Paul, who is lending these wonderful robes. collected by the late Mme. Mountford during her life in the Holy Land. Some of those wearing the costumes are Mrs. Le- land Stanford Conness, chalrman of Columbia Chapter. D. A.R., . ‘. ‘12; the costume commities: Rev. Henry Mr. Justice James Clark McRey- nolds is to be the speaker at the meeting of the Kentucky Soglety at T - 3 the Willard Hotel Tuesday evi z Noted Cast Announced for 2 ] s at § oclock. Mr. Justice 1 - T | nolds is a native of Elkton, Ky. Presentation of Rare Pro i : R : | motas native g | Mrs, Charles Nelson Riker will gram by Washmg!on Com-“ sing a groun of songs. ght. the benefit of the Girl Scouts' Associa- tion of the District of Columbia. Others having bhoxes are Mrs. Tas- ker Blise, Mrs. Theodore Noves, Mme. Now Is the Time Bring your old hats to be cleaned and reblocked in the New Spring Styles. ‘ Complete Stock of New Spring materials for making your own hats. Straw Braids Straw Cloths Everything New in Hat Trimmings Flowers and Feathers LADIES’ CAPITAL HAT SHOP 508 11th St. N.W. Main 8322 Grant, Mrs. Edward B. Melgs, Mrs Wilbur E. Wilder, Mrs. John F, Dry- den, Mrs. Thomas Phillips and Mrs. Tracy Downs. In \Vagnerian Opera‘ In the receiving line will be Sen- ator Richard P. Ernst. Senator Fred- Leric M. Sackett, Representative and . J M. Robsion. Representative " § M. Vinson. Representative A. official, diplo- % s ., and s, Clarence U. residential. is L A 4 g Mrs. Alvin T. Hert, Miss Wagnerian oy 1 Laura Harlan. Mre, Marie T. MeCor- 1 k and Mr. William Jennings . president of the society. morrow night at the 1 4 At this meeting a_committee will a distinzuished cast, P ¥ be appointed for the purpose of recommending officers of the society for the ensuing vear. The evening’s entertainment will be concluded with dancing. pany Tomorrow Washington society matic and to attend 1t first hy the Washin will he given Auditorinm v each member of which has been heard in this city before in opera with pro nounced ss The German Ambassador will oc cupy the presidential hox and a sec ond box has also been taken for of fiials from the embassy. Other mem - hers of the diplomatic corps will be 5 3 | in the various hoxes and many leaders | | Concert Great Success in society in the citiy will entertain i alinonen <k Ae;-AlayHowe was filled to capacity at the concert | - given by Columbia Chapter, D. A. R..| MISS ROSEM4 ULLIVAN, | Tuesday eveninz. The artisis for the | \wpo hay rejoined her parents, Mr. and evening prescnted 4 pleasing PrORraM | Np Themas A. Sullivan, at their " o | which was charminzly and effectively | porte 1219" Kilbourne place, after a| |- rendered. (e e e P oric wna oo | Fairy Play Is Scheduled ; Among those appearing were Miss | s 5 aiiot S0, Riandie b | o8 s In Aid of Girl Scouts Mrs. Hoover heads the list of box- Durrant, M A Z - Mrs. Ada Louise Townsend, Mr. Young. Mr. Colller H. Mrs. William Laird 'Dun- Mr. Paul Starkweather. Mr Doing is treasurer for com- P inguished tronesses are giv I = their suppert to the oper: and a 1ist of prominent men have zuavan teed the performance Amonz the zuarvantors and pa eRses ave Necre ure Apdrew ) James Conzens Nenator rence . Phiyps, Representative Lonis Frothingham, Mr. Joseph Grew Leland Harrison Massachusetts Society ~~ |n e - A i Schedules Reception | Parker ney White, Mr. ¥r, # 3 J. F. )y g 3 " . v b 1. ME. Clarence A. Aspin 4 ; 1 2 3 wall, Mr. Rodolph Behrvend. Mr. . o ¥ = Netta Alg, L. Belin. Mr. Charles J. Bell. Mr, . Mattie . W Emile Berliner. Mr. A. E. Berry, | Tabler Benham: Henry 1. Blair. Mr. Henry Mr. L. R. Rreuninzer Clay Browning. Mr ss. Mrs. M. Dell Sale, | Anderson, | Members of the Massachusetts St Society are looking forward to an in teresting reception to be given at the sprano, and | City Club April 14, Representative S 3 Miss Maitland Thompson. | Louis A othingham, president of | B ot vt Coiker fh readings. Those at the piano Were | yy yocjery, and members of the execu- =8 i * Mre, icatherine Floeckher Cullen, Mrs. | ettt Cooper. Mr. W. S Cor y * Elliott, Miss Evelyn Binig. | tive test Dianiel t‘"'\"""'"“"l‘" Ih-\. mf‘fz‘l:z;bem Collison Hill, Mrs. Har- | plans for a delightful eveniz3. There - 0. 1. Deloll, Mr. ett Isabel Laker zad Mr. George |y be music and other interesting 2. Golden Donaldson, Mrs. Middleton. features and it is expected that there . H. Edmonds, In charge of the concert were Mrs. | (il be a very large attendance of Hayne William P James Henry Harper. rvegent: Miss| s and friends. The President Fno. Mr : . Mir I Nellie Grant Ross, chairman, assisted |, Coolidge had accepted invi rfinckel, Frederick Dent by Mrs. Paul Anderson. Mrs. W. W.laiions for the rec eption ruver. Mi. William K. | Wallace, Mrs. Jagon WARLernin. MK, | o= A enry, ) *hilip & 3 Sha . Mrs. Childress B. NSIONS Turkey Dinner, $1.00 ert Hoover, Mr. Beale Dickson and Mrs [I1 Mr Frank R, delleff shnston. Mr. Georsze H nan, have announced lier en. | Himes, Miss Florence Hortense R | 8:30/ 107 B oo Mr. and | sard, Miss Mary Beatrice Gwyn and Twa largs furnished rooms for ren ’ Wallace | Apartment 1 Laura Collison rie Howe Shimmel, Dolph, M Predict: Delight in Gauss A WALDMAN, The were Miss Flay ushers Daviid J. Raufman, Mr. Morton | Whose parents 3 a1 Luchs, Mr. L. Met Jo0d- M % 1} i . o K B Your Viewing of These hart, Al Frederic 1. 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