Evening star., 1918-04-07

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press1cs ee = listinsuished company.
including mAmbsrU Vf the diplomatic
corps from Washington, Mis- Ethel
Faxon Hundlsy. daughter OF Dr.. and
ArA John Mason Hundlsy. and Mr..
UruEuayan legation At Washington,
were married ak Baltimore at noon
The csesmsny was performed q ths
home q the brtdss psrsatA 1909 c.
van Of the cathedral
The bride. who was given In mar.
rie9e By her father. wore . gown OF
white satin and rose point laos. nade
was arranged with orange blossoms.
She 0rried ascension MlieA
Her only attendant was Miss Dugenta
Lsvsr1ns. who was gownsd in dainty
bined with chiffon and hat Of chiffon
to correspond Her bouquet was Of pink
snapdragonA Mr. de Pena had as his
best man Capt. Lepoldo Nobrega Moreira,
naval lattache to the Brazilian legation.
An altar was arranged in the. drawing
room with lighted tapers and Easter
lilies.
A wedding breakfast followed. the out
of-town guests including the minister Of
Uruguay and Nine. de Pena and their
daughters, Miss Manuela de Pena. Miss
Alberttna dc Pena and Miss Carlota de
Pena: Mr.. snd Mrs. FREDERICK N. Quin-
tana OF the Argentine embassy; DR.. Car
los Adolfo Ureuta, minister Of Colombia.
Elixalde, minister Of Ecuador. and Sonora
EhEalde; DR.. Don Rafael Zaldivar, min
lister Of Salvador. and Sonora Zaldivari
Senior Don Gustavo Munizag1 Varela Of
zaga Varela: Col. Don Nicolas Urcullu,
military attache Of the Spanish embassy,
and Sonora urcullu. and Miss Lefevre.
DR.. and Mrs. Hubert Monitt Of san
Francisco arrived at Washington last
c. Jackling. who have divided their
time this season between this city and
Now York.
Eent .s, Seth Bsrton French: the finance
timore Friday evening for the supper
given by Miss Corrine Lucas for Miss
Rebec0 Pue Nicholson. whose marriage
to Mr.. william b Lucas took plAoe at
8 o'clock last evening at Memorial Prot
estant Episcopal Church Miss Dufy
was among Miss Nicholson's brides
mazda
Junior I.saguss "Carry4on" Ball
One Of ths most Interesting balls Of
the season wilt be the "carry-on'' ball
which the Junior League will Givs on
Saturday Of this week At the New WILL
lard Hotel. Plans for the dance are
all the boxes have been sold and the
ball promises to be one Of the most
successful OF the many charity parties
OF the year. The need for keeping up
our home charities cha is very cry apparent pa .,s this
will be devoted to carrying on" the
regular work to which the Junior
League has always lent its co-opera-
tion. Last year the oriental ball turned
houses Of Washington and to the As
sociated Charities, as well as to many
smaller organizations, and all Of these
will receive their share this year also.
The Junior League believes that 1t 10
possible to take care of the homo de-
mands in addition to its war work. and.
although over two-thirds Of its mem-
bers are doing real war work. much
time and thought have been given to
the. planning of this ball for home
The ball committee consists Of Miss
Catherine Harlow. chairman: Miss
Louise Delano. Mrs. Thomas Holcombe.
Miss Emily Chase. Miss Ruth Tan
penter. The patronesses are Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson, Mime. Riano, Mrs.
William Gibbs McAdoo. Mrs. Newton
D: Baker. Mrs. George Barnett: Mrs.
Mrs. Barney Haruch. Mrs. Richard
Crane, Mrs. Frederick Delano. Mrs.
Henry F. Dimock. Mrs. Peter Goelet
Gerry, Countess Gizycka, Mrs. John
Hays Hammond, Mrs. Charles Hamlin.
Mrs. Reynolds Hitts Mrs. Hugh Legare.
Mrs. Joseph Letter. Mrs. Breckenridge
Long. MarQuise de Polignac, Mrs.
Frank Polk, Mrs. Franklin D. Roose-
veit, Mrs. william slater. Mrs. Richard
Townsend. Mrs. Aksel Wichfeld. Mrs.
John Wilkins, Mrs. Marshall Field.
Mrs. Robert Patterson. Mrs. Perry Bel
mont, Mrs. Hennen Jennings. Mrs. Will
son Haywood.
The boxhoiders are Mrs Marshall
Field. Mrs. Richardson Glover, Mra
John Hays Hammond. Mrs. Frank g.
Carpenter, Mrs. J. q. Stafford. Mrs. Bar
ney Baruch, Mrs. Henry W. Fitch. Mrs.
I. T., Mann, Mrs F. Ward Denys, Mrs.
Wilson Haywood. Mrs. David Barry.
Mrs Richard Crane. Mrs. Joseph Letter,
Mrs. Walter Tuckerman, Mrs. Delos
Blodgett, Mrs. Wade Carpenter, Mrs.
Stettinius, Mrs. Thomas Logan.
The floor committee is headed by Mr..
Richard Crane and Commander Theo-
dore Jewell.
Tho Arts Club will entertain with an
illustrated lecture tonight by Mr.. John
Solomon, on pearls and Pearls Fish