The Washington herald., 1917-12-28

of Tilloloy, France. Is to be held In
the auditorium. Woodward & 10th
rop's, this afternoon at 80 O'Clock
and will be a first showing OF war
pictures and Red Cross Films.
Mrs George H. Sands. chairman OF
the cavalry division of the Army Seiv-
ice League. has called a meeting this
afternoon at o'clock at her residence.
1858 Columbia road. AL women wh1
are interested in this branch of the
service are invited to attend this meet
ing. when plans for the extension OF
this work will be discussed.
A meeting of the Medical Corps Sec
ton of the Army Service League has
been called by Mrs. William G. Cor
gas. chairman, for tomorrow afternoon
at , o'clock at the Highlands.
Mrs. GOrEas will he at home to the
members of the Highlands auxiliary
the same afternoon from 4 to O'Clock.
Mrs. Junius W. MacMurTay has Of
fered her residence. 222S Massachusetts,
avenue. for the. meeting which has
been called by Mrs. Erasmus Morgan
Weaver, chairman OF tine Coast .trt.l-
lery committee of the Army Service
League, for this afternoon at AS
o'clock.
Mrs Wesley Martin Stoner enter
tanned at n musical and tea ycsterda;
afternoon i'll compliment to Ms. Cecil
Roams of Bowling Green, Ky, and
Miss Margaret Ripy of Louisville
Ky. who are spending the holidays
in Washington. Following the musical
program, in which Mrs. Mabel Foott
Whitman will take part, refreshments
will be served.
A Wellesley Club luncheon will bt
held in the College Women's Clut
rooms. 1S22 | street, this afternoon Al
i O'Clock. All students or graduates
of the college now in town are invited
to attend and will please notify the
hostess, Mrs. Lyman u. Swormsted. al
. Thomas circle. A program will fol
low the luncheon.
One OF the interesting entertainments
of this evening will be the Christina.
dance which is to be given by the
Robert f. Lee Chapter. No. GA. United
Daughters of the Confederacy, at the
Cairo. This is the second dance OF g
series that is to be given during the
season and is expected to be one of the
largest. The president, Mrs. Z. Hiltor
Jackson, will receive the guests, as
sisted by the ladies OF the chapter. The
dance program will be under the direc
ton of the entertainment committee
of which Mrs. Walter f. Hutton j!
chairman and Mrs. A. II. Plant vic,
chairman.
The Washington Society of the Arch
geological Institute of America viii
hold the eighty-third regular meeting
of the society at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. Edison Bradley. 132S Connecti
cut avenue. Friday evening. January 4
1918, at half past s o'clock. Prof
Charles 7. Currelly. director of thu
Royal Ontario Museum of Arch
aeology. Toronto. and vice president o
the institute. will give an illustrated
lecture on Egyptian Architecture"
The marriage of Miss Jane Eliza
beth Bowles to Mr.. Frank I. Easpar
OF Baltimore, took place "Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock in Foundry NJ
E. Church, in the presence of thu
members OF the families, the Rev. w
E. Burnett officiating. The decora
tions and music were simple and thu
brides only attendant was her sis
| ter-in-law, Mrs. Crawford NJ. Bowles
of Altoona, Pa. Mr.. Kaspar's bes
man was his brother. Anton kaspar
of this city. The bride wore a smar
tailored suit of brown broadcloth will
brown velvet toque and sable fur!
and carried a shower bouquet Of rec
| roses.
| The matron OF honor wore a suit o
dark blue cloth with large black ha
and skunk furs with a shower Of ret
roses. The bride was given in mar
! riage by her brother, DIR. Crawford
! NJ. Bowles. of Altoona. Immediatel!
after the ceremony a wedding suppe
was served In the home of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Anton Kaspar in Rhode Islant
avenue, after which the bride anC
bridegroom went for a short weddin,
! trip and will be at home later in Balti
more.
Among the guests at the ceremon!
and supper were MIR. and Mrs. Jose
Kaspar, eldest brother and sister-in
law of the bridegroom; their daughte
and son. Mrs Huron w. Lawson ant
Henry Kaspar. and Mrs. Henry kas
par: Miss Priska Kaspar. niece Of th'
bridegroom, and Miss Clara Stoll. sis
ter of Mrs. Anton Kaspar.
The bridegroom Is one Of a famous
family of musicians of Baltimore anC
Washington. especially identified will
violin and orchestra, the bridegroom
nd thraa ~ hni rua1I
known viollnists of this city. Jose
Kaspar for many years was conduc
tor OF the old Georgetown Orchestrs
and Of the Washington Choral Society
during its successful years. Mrs. Hu
ron w. Lawson is one OF the leadin.
soprano soloists of the city. He
mother. Mrs. Josef Kaspar. was q
leading soprano soloist here when he
children were small. Her son. Henr.
Kaspar. has been in this country onl!
few years after a long residence IL
Europe completing his studies Il
piano playing, and Anton Kaspa
spent many years in Prague and Ger
many perfecting himself as a violin
ist. Prague was the birthplace of tn
elder Kaspars. and some Of their old
er children.
Mrs. Alexander Mackay Smith Is a
the Hotel Wolcott in New York 70
few days.
Secretary Of Labor William B. VIII
son. who returned to Washington jus
in time to spend Christmas Day witt
his family after an absence Of almos
three months. Is suffering a sligh
nervous breakdown from overworl
on his long Journey through the Yves
mediating labor disputss.