Another cocktail party of rather articular interest was given by Lieut, Commander and Mrs. J. M. Doyle last Sunday for Mrs. H.C. Traute and her daughter Betty at their home on Tunsin Road. The latter r2-
A Fateful Number And talking of A.D.C. affairs, those who expect to witness scenes of blood. curdling horror at next week's per formance of "Dracula" are going to be relieved or disappointed, as the case may be. The play, while comprising a series of thrilling situations, cannot be compared for. the book. certain parts of which all but. the very hard-boiled find a trifle too gruesome. Mr. Stranack, _whose [Success in "The Ringer" will be well remembered, is playing the lead, supported by an exceptionally strong cast The fact that this cast has made a successful effort to keep its number to 13 leaves one in some doubt as to whether the A.D.C. is a superstitious organization, or whether it above superstition.
'A Wagner Programme Tt will be interesting to hear the comments of the audience at the
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