Evening Star Newspaper, July 23, 1935, Page 20

B4 GypsyCamp Is Festival Theme Here Special Guests to Be Received Tonight at Sylvan Theater. THE broad green slopes of the n Monument grounds will be the scene tonight of the ninth successive Summer Festival program of the present season when, preceded | by a concert of Spanish music, played by the United States Army Band, con- ducted by Capt. Thomas F. Darcy, the Gypsy Chorus of Washington led by Mr. Robert Frederick Freund, in the | role of El Capitan, will present their | second Summertime festival under the | Joint auspices of the Community Cent- er Department and the Office of Na- | tional Capital Parks. “The Gypsy Patteran,” as the pro- gram is named, will begin at 8:15 o'clock, when a wagonload of gaily costumed singers will arrive at the Sylvan stage, already colorful with gypsy tents, a camp fire, and other stage settings characteristic of the theme of the program. The band con- | cert will begin at 7:30 o'clock and at | that hour Mrs. Elizabeth K. Peeples, | chairman of the Summer Festival Committee, assisted by Mrs. Edith H. Hunter, Miss Bess Davis Schreiner, and a group of aides, including Mrs. Charles M. Hunter, 3d; Mrs. Willlam P. Kilgore and Miss Evelyn Schweitzer, will be present to receive the honor guests. Among those invited as special guests for tonight are Representative and Mrs. Mark Wilcox, the Assistant At- torney General and Mrs. Frank Wide- man, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Steuart, Mr. J. Hasley, Mr. Gene Ford and officials | of the District Commissioners’ office and of the Board of Education. Tickets available today at the usual agencies will also be on sale tonight at 7 o'clock at the Sylvan Theater. In case of inclement weather tonight, “The Gypsy Patteran,” preceded by the Army Band concert will take place tomorrow night. . Siam Buys Planes. Siam is buying many combat alr-| planes. Lansbur DIAMOND JUBILEE YEAR SOCIETY. HEALING IS PROBED Methodists Name Committee - to Consider Entire Question. BRISTOL, England, July 23 (#).— The annual conference of the Metho- dist Church today directed appoint- ment of a committee of doctors, min- isters and laymen to consider the whole question of spiritual healing. Rev. Leslie Weatherhead of Leeds, mover of the resolution, said a large number of people suffered from illness | which was not physical, but the re- sult of disharmony between soul and | God. Lansburghs 7th, 8th & E says Your Nail-Base Should Be SOFT Here's How to Keep It So Mamw is Rub wellinto the nails st dip utl forming w’l Paste. on ib inte Manicare N scissors noeded. Prevent Dead Cuticle Manicare turns rough, ragg e?o cle into a soft smooth frame for :he nails. Prevents brittle, broken nails by keeping them healthier. 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