The Washington herald., 1918-06-29

riags on wednesday evening Of DR..
Wallace a. Beatty, of New York.
formerly Of Kentucky, and Miss Har-
riet Eva Comm. whose father, George
NJ. Conn, was for some years Deputy
Comptroller Of Currency In Washing
ton. II was solemnized at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bartlett Arkell,
in New York. by the Rev. Alexander
&C. Hensiey. Of Lexington. KY. The
bride was attended by Miss eusanne
Grissby. . sister Of Mrs. Arkell. and
DR.. Beatty had Charles Wcolley. Of
Lexington. KY. - his best man. The
wedding march. composed by Miss
Ermins Habot. OF charisstsn. was
played by her.
Miss Margaret Devereux will
come TO washington today from her
summer home at Bay Head. N. j.. TO
attend the dance which Miss Daviet-
To Fickien. Miss Mary Duncan Glib
son and Miss Abigail Harvey win
give this evening at studio Hall for
the 'debutantes of this season and
last. and their escorts, Miss Dew
ereux will be the guest Of Miss
Phoebe Walker while she IL in
Washington. Miss Jean Rayner who
is making an extended stay, in At
lantic City will also come today TO
visit Mas Walker and go to the
dance. Miss Mary Hin who Is at
her summer home at Upper Marl-
boro. Nd, win be another debutante
who will pass the weekend In
Washington and attend the party
tonight,
In the picturesque little Spanish
church OF Our Lady of Hope, adioin-
ing the museum of the Hispanic So
! ciety, In New York. an interesting
International marriage was cele-
brated Wednesday, The bride was
Miss Marta Tinoco. youngest sister
of President Federico Tinoeo, of
Costa Rics, and daughter of the late
Federico Tinoco, formerly president
of the congress Of Costa Rica. The
bridegroom was Richard Arthur, an
Engiishman. Both have resided In
New York for several years.
The Rev. Father Adriano perform
ed the ceremony, which followed the
spanish customs, the sponsors be-
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Minor C. Keith,
of New York; Miss Adriana Car
rama, OF Costa Rica, and Luis Mo-
reno, OF New YORK
A reception for the intimate
friends was held at the Metropolitan
Club. and the couple afterwards
started for the White Mountains,
where they are spending their
honeymoon.
On Monday next. at . q. m. at St.
Paui's Catholic Church, this city, Miss
Lillian Marie Dryden. of Easton. Nd,
will be married to Andrew !. Hickey.
OF Washington. d. c. The ceremony
viii be performed by Msgr. James r.
Mackin. who will also celebrate the
nuptiaI mass. Miss Dryden is a grad
uate of Providence Training School,
and Mr., Hickey is q well-known young
lawyer Of this city.
The third concert OF the washin ston
Ethical Society will be given at the
Scottish Rite Temple. Sixteenth and s
streets. today, at 1 O'Clock. under The
auspices Of the War Camp Community
| Service.
These concerts are being presented
in the auditorium Of the temple, and
| the invitation is extended ito officers
Of the army and navy and ofiicials in
civil life in the government service.
| and their families"
| The program will be given by the
National Quartet. composed OF Mrs.
Elizabeth S. Maxwell Miss Lillian
Chenoweth. William Z. Braithwait and
Harry NJ. Foraker Algernon Tassin
will recite his original poem, entitled
"The New World" There will be an
| organ recital