The Washington herald., 1912-01-29
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Parker. and Mr. Dean FaIes, Of Boston.
Mrs. GiIlet-HiIl and Miss Gillett-Hlu have
cards out for a musicale Friday evening,
February IS, at $50 o'clock.
Mrs. siemp and Miss slemp, wife and
daughter OF Representative slemp, OF vir-
ginia, have been obliged 10 recall the
invitations sent out for a tea at the
Ebbitt tomorrow afternoon. owing to Mr..
Slemp having been called from the city
on account OF the illress Of his brother.
Mrs. J. NJ Griggs. widow Of former
Representative Griggs. Of Georgia, is at
the Olympic for a few days, the guest
OF Mrs. Martha Griggs.
Mrs. William Henry White will not
be at home the first and second Fridays
in February, out will be at home Friday.
February 16 from 3 to G.
The marriage is announced Of Miss
Kathryn Carington. OF Houston, Tex,
and James F. ]. Archibald, OF this city.
Ihe wedding took place last Thursday
in Houston. and Immediately after the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald left
Tor Los Angeles. en- route to China. The
bridegroom is a war correspondent and
VIII cover the Chinese rebellion.
Mr.. John z. Alvey has announced the
marriage Of his daughter, Juanita veaIl.
to Mr. Milton j. Ryon. which took place
Saturday, January q. at noon in his resi-
dence. 1855 Pleasant street, Anacostia,
D. G. Rev. W. Z. Shears, of ForestvilIe,
Mo- performed the ceremony in the pres
ence OF members OF the Immediate fam
lies only. Mr.. and Mrs. Ryon, who have
gone for trip to Philadelphia. New
YORK. and Atlantic City. will make their
home at l255 Pleasant street, AnacostIa.
Miss Annie Kay smoot, daughter of
Senator and Mrs. Reed Smoot, will go to
Ithaca, n. Y, early next month to be a
member Of house party during the fun
ior week Of Cornell University.
Mrs. B. c. Fry. of Lander, Nd. Is visit
her son at Il s street northeast, and will
be pleased to receive her friends on Tues
Gay and Friday afternoons from to 4
o'clock.
Mrs James L. Griggs, widow of Rep
nesentative Griggs. Of Georgia, is visit
ing her sister-in-law, Miss Martha
Griggs' at the Olympic.
The girls schools in and about WASH
ington will all send large DELEGATIONS or
students to witness Edward s. Curtis.
picture-opera. "A Vanishing Race" to be
given at the Belasco tomorrow and
Thursday afternoons under the auspices
or the Washington branch OF the
Archaeological Institute and for the bene-
MT OF the charities OF the League of the
Covenant. So many fashionable young
women will give an additional touch of
atmosphere to the audiences which
promise TO be notable In the history of
events OF this kind.
Among the schools from, which large
bodies OF girls will go to witness the
Two dinerent versions Of "a Vanishing
Race Tomorrow and Thursday are the
National Park Seminary. the BeIcourt
Seminary. the Mount Vernon Seminary.
Gunston Hall. Mrs. Timlow's School. the
Cathedral School. FaIrmount Seminary,
and Miss Bristols School
,FA large number Of students from The
high schools and grammar schools viii
also take advantage OF the educational
features Of tho two presentations or "A
vanishing Race" Still It is not as an
educational performance tnat the picture
opera Of the Indians seems to be attract
ing attention, but rather as UNIQUE and
thrilling entertainment. Mr.. Curtis SYM
phony orchestra plays real aboriginal
HIAS1J WHICH Is not rendered Dy any
other musicians in the world.
The rehcarsals for The College Hero"
will be conducted to-day at the Raleigh
Hotel ballroom. The big charity benefit
Is 70 be produced at the Columbia The
ater next week by over 500 Washing
tonians. To-day's rehearsals will COM
mence with the Vassar girls at O'Clock. |
by the Basketball girls, foot |
ball men, tennis girls, beaux and bellies
japanese and geisha- Tonight, at S, the |
spooks will Tehearse. The complete lis. |
OF those who will participate in the spook |
dance are as follows: Ruth Anderson, |
Jeanette Allen, Mrs. Mark Brooke. Miss |
Bush Brown, Helen Buchanan, Kathe- |
rine Denison. Mrs. a. Robert Elmore, |
Maud Russell Everett, Mildred Greble |
Anna Greble, Gertrude G. GreeIy. Flea
nor w. Hobson. Miss Ruth Hitchcock, |
Marie DeN. Knapp, II. Bush Brown. John l
Wentworth Calvert. Henry Garnett, |
Stuart II. Gilmore, Clifford B. Gray, Ed
win st. ]. Greble. Robert Anderson, II. |
c, Pratt, A Rosso, George NJ. Russell, |
Howard r. Van Law. Mrs. Robert Hen
derson, Helen n. Hunt Alice 4. Shepard,
and Rhoda VEfuiap9