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cessful Miss Jane Story and Miss
! Margaret Harding are to be at the
doors to direct the audience to the
lecture room. Mrs. Horace Seymour
! of the British embassy will assist the
ushers there will be Mr.. Algernon
Gregg. Capt r. Glenn, also of the
| British embassy
| Lady Willert, who is in New York
for the sailing of the Adriatic, is CIV
ing tea on her return for the help
| ers at the lecture to be delivered at
! the Washington Club on Tuesday, the
| 10th. at $3.50 O'Clock, by Lieut.. JouSse
| OF the French army. The subject is
"The Ruined Churches of France"
Mrs. H. o. stickney, wife of Capt.
! Stickney. U. S. N. is at 9l7 10th street
northwest, where she is convalescins
| from an illness.
| Miss Leila Tingle Of New York is
the guest Of the Misses Colhoun on
| Fairmont street.
! The wedding of Miss Thelma Eich-
berg. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Gus
| Eichberg. and Mr.. Joseph De Young.
son of Mrs. Amelia De Young. both of
this city, was quietly solemnized at /
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brides grandmother, Mrs. R. Alexan-
der. 1895 Harvard street. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. DIR.
Abram Simon in the bay-window of
the parlor, which was tastefulIy deco
| rated with palms and bride roses and
was witnessed by the relatives and a
few intimate friends of the young
couple.
The youthful bride wore a travelling
suit OF dark blue tricotine. trimmed
| IN rat-tail braid, small blue hat and
sable furs. She carried a bouquet of
orchids and sweet peas. The BRIDE
| groom had for his best man Mr.. Ruby
Sworzyn.
| stringed orchestra played during
| the ceremony. and Immediately after
dinner was served at small tables,
which were decorated with PLAQUES OF
| roses and sweet peas.
Mr.. and Mrs. De Young have gone to
New York and Atlantic City and upon
| their return to the city will make
] their home at 1909 Harvard street.
Among the out-oftown guests were
Mrs. Julia Johnson Of Rochester, NJ
Y: Miss Frances sheeline of New
York city: Mr.. and Mrs Wolf Of AL
exandria, Va, and Mr.. and Mrs Milton
Fine Of New York.
Mrs. George Barnett will not receive
this afternoon.
The honor guests at a reception
given at the Beaux Arts Salon. l4l3 H
street for the French Club yesterday
afternoon, were DR.. Jonas Zilius, a
prominent Lithuanian author and
| member of the Lithuanian National
Council. and Miss Theodore E. Miller
Of the home demonstration division Of
the Department of Agriculture. Mr.. de
Zapp was host and Miss Daisy Hinton
West was chatelaine. The tea table
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Wall. who was assisted by Miss Hazel
Gillis Miss Goldie Grace Webber. Miss
Lea A. Decrevel, Miss Blanche E. Yea
! ton, Miss Rose De Cell and Miss Es-
ther A. Cloyd. DR.. Zilius gave a highly
| interesting talk on Lithuania, its peo-
and Miss Miller spoke illuminating
ly on "The Reconstruction Of the
Home" Miss Martha Prewitt spoke
on '"The Government Worker. Green,
white and red, the national colors OF
Litnuania were used in the decora-
tions and a program OF Lithuanian
music was rendered.
The various groups for the pageant
to be given at the Mi-Careme ball of
the nations March 26 will be headed
by the following:
Smith for France. Nine. Hubsher for
Switzerland. Nine. Van Starken-
borgh- -Stachouwer for Holland, Nine.
Grouitch for the Balkans the Prin-
cess Ghika for Rumania, Senorita
Lefevre for Spain. Nine. Zaldevar will
undertake several groups represent
ing South American countries. Mrs.
John Jay White, the Italian group:
Mrs. George Barnett, China, and the
groups for Great Britain. the United
States and Russia are being COM
pleted. The designs for the posters,
o. hi fp1 ri Nf nd q
been offered. must be at the home OF
Mrs. Charles j. Bell, 1927 Connecticut
avenue. by March %. that the COM
must be 80 by 40 inches in size. and
liberty is allowed in color and design
suggestive Of the ball Of nations The
lettering on the posters must be con-
fined to the words: Mi-Careme ball
Of the nations. for the benefit of
Eeighborhood House, Wednesday,
March 26, at the New willard" with
the price Of tickets.