Evening Star Newspaper, May 21, 1926, Page 21

the direction of M D. Neligh, resident head. Many sons were ially attracted by .the work of Neighborhood House children. is for sittings for a portrait of be painted by Countess Mira Sharb < of Warsaw, are hung in important galleries of this coun- | try and Jurope. proved popular. The amount received from the successful bidder for a portrait to be painted on ivory by the countess will be donated to Neighborhood House. The bidding will be kept open two days more before an award is made to the high bidder of the privilege of selecting the subject of the portrait to » painted by the artist. Among the sminent bidders so far are Mr Cuno H. Rudolph, e, Mr. Keith Mer- ell ‘and Comdr. for children national examiner Red Cra for the when Georgetown ladies samplers of colored by those who | ey hand-sewn ar- { arved for George wrden party. The 26 in the at The « stitched ol silks w view th ticles now town’s “Aay party will be k | b Stapleton, Mré. | Mrs. Wilbur J. rill, Arthur T 3 Land lins Hum mittee. Wl if rain should ves, the party, o the Officers Kirk fman Par s and an old: served « entirely devoted Il of the higher - wives o University Ige Party. mx for the bridge Ly the ladies’ Georgetown University Wardman Park Hotel « rapidiy approaching completion, and financially and socially the undertak- e air to outrival any of the board's delightful Springtime parties. Within the past two days the list of and | ke than 100 patrons and patronesses been further -x\u:nu-nlcd by D Adams, D 1 Mrs. Stephen 1 3 Elward, d Mrk. Hemler, Christian h, Dr. and D. Percy Hickling, Dr. John I'. Moran, Dr. and Mrs. J. paratic o given From miller will be the hostess for University Club voup of three Lady and Dy “Plerrot of the Minute Mundell, John J. ters of the Visitation Con- . John A. Summers, Mr Tumulty and Dr. and Mr: Whitmore. er fete for the be e | hood Housc N Noonan, vent. M rseph Eugene R he esiate of « Wood! . vesterday nd tinancid i of the Portner Apartmen rned to her home ter a two-week visit in New York, Boston and Taunton, Mass. Levy 1as rety Miss a, spirit of inter prodominatir Women chout t ¢ at booths matic cor I jonal flow | The slumni association-of Provi exhibit al | dence Hospital will give an informal anee to the graduates and their ends at the 1’Aiglon, 1808 Adams d. on Tue evening, May 0 to 12 0 on the French at the German ¥ German ‘ Mill e the L fr = 1o hats 2 hs and the he Congressional Country Club will uctioning. | celebrate its second anniversary to- L bridge under | yorrow, when a program of classic ot Mx ialty | dancing has been arranged by the en- < from the King-Smith | tertainment committee. i 50 wirl T A number of di parties have ng the hosts | Mrs. Robert N. who will have 14 guests, and Ryan will have | RERTHA SPITTELL 607 13th St. N.W. 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Hats for immediate clearance A the siastic o fered Studios notable for the high-g entertaipment attempted ben k1 ball ed whis ver: worl and and the Wei tion to Breitbarth was | Her adeq bhallet queuse Dorothy th Sibe Rus: another of those that tinale. v Of the entire program, one mos| 1830, by permission ciet W a party of 41; Representative Harry | will Dr. 12 guests WINDOW SHADES THE SHADE FACTORY 1109 14th St. N.W. < danced by Miss Gardiner and Mr. | Tehernikoff and showed th: ented dancers at their best. The ¢ tumes were beautiful and becoming, and the easy grace in which they pre :d the dance made a lovely pic- Petite Marie Carbello, in an ador able costume fashloned after the “pan- talette period,” won a personal tri- umph in her solo dance, “The Ren- dezvor She is an adorable child and seemed well acquainted with the supposed emotional quality of her dance. Another little dancer whe won many “ohs!” and *“ahs!” from admir- was Nancy Thompson, who tered her apple” blossom boughs ematically and . gath punctiliously while s generally known as a stume.” Other solo dancers who marked ability in technique and real talent included Kathryn - | Here who had been ill and w not entir her usual of e argueri Madejeine W new tremely dancer; Hartshorn, Brown, don and J The music by the small orchestr was very nice, but the piano number: were awful. The instrument us did not seem in good condition, | of its strings | ? | The othe TCHERNIKO! ARDINER DANCERS. n audience which virtually filled Belasco Theater waxed enthu- 1, the program of dances of- the Tchernikoff.( t night. ind for the and originality ot the cos- all_of which were designed | nted by Miss Gardiner and Mr. nikoff. he true spirit of the et is nowhere more c than in the ballet “Chopin ch opened the program. It charming and in this pe on the two dance le ked out some especially ¢ uty showed i Philip “Cinderel by Suppe, I excellently timed danced, with the special honors of sion going to Marguerite ghell, who lifted the char: of the Stepmother in the & professional status. Little as Godmother Kathryn heroine and Jean | rming were fully | quate to their roles. Another small | episode was Morte Vain- [ i " charmingly portrayed, with : Burr and Philip_ Gordon in leading parts fus. The sian music version of with music Gounod. Tt was a me in_sol Mar. e ncers includes or ensemble numbers were: Johnson, Doris Winans, i Alice Louise Hunte Brightwell, Ma un eford Zabell Comar i Amanda Chittum Ruth Lusby, - O [Olive Ruth Hathaw 5 | vich, Lilla 1 arde, tilize | Naney Horton, sl s, made | Bien’ Kelly, sélection a logical and glowing | Arnold, Rul n n lthel cutter, | . 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Present A Musical Program, Under Wellington Adams, Director. The Columbia Conservatory of Music, for colored stude presented its annual program Wednesday night at the Phyllls Wheatley Y. W. C. A. under the direction of Wellington A. Adams. It was attended by a large audience which received all members with marked enthusiasm. There were voreal, violin, plano and banjo-mandolin numbers. Those participating what lengthy program, divided into | parts, included: Benjamin Fon- | Ida’ Scott, Hattie” Robinson, L. Young, Alme: Waugh, mith, Marie D hious Agrippina Gertrude \ in this some- v, Eliza lizabeth | Marie Mar- | . Mattie Tay ilizabeth F. ames C. Williams, ! y, Odessa Clybourn Mary | Marie Curtis Hardy, Theo MAY 21, 1926. Husband Picked for Her. From the Pittsburgh Sun Maria Theresa waited, round-eyed, for her father to come in to introduce to her the one she was to marry. She hadn't anything to say about it, and she hardly understood what it all meant. 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