Evening star., 1920-03-25
Society
CONTINUED from Eighth PaEe)
welt. Mrs. Edward H. Gheen and Mrs
Frederick Delano.
Continued from Eighth Pa

ter's return from Cuba last August,
and who has since been in Washing
ton and New York on a special mis-
siSn fSr the Cuban Nam York
whence he will sail for Havana on
March 26.
The governor of the Panama canal
and Mrs. Harding have issued invi-
tations to the marriage Of their
daughter, Katharine. to Capt. William
Riley Decide, jr, Coast Artillery
Corps. L. S. A. on Wednesday even
residence. Balboa Heights. Canal
Zone. Capt Deeble is the son OF
Mrs. Deeble and the late Mr.. William
Riley Deeble of Washington.
| With a view to helping the girls OF
the Gibbons Club raise funds to re-
model their gymnasium In the Catho.
| lie Community House. COL e street
to-date place of it's kind in the Dis,
trict a vaudeville show will be staged
there tonight at by the alumnae
of Notre Dame Convent, which is SIT
uated at North Capitol and streets;
| The featur of the entertainment VIII
be the Song Shop" number. intro,
duced by Miss Margaret Fennell and
| Miss Mary Haden. in which oeVy oI
beautiful girls will impersonate the
titles of popular ballads in appropriate
costumes Appearing in this scene
will be Mrs y. B. Fitzgerald and the
Misses Mary Lane, Rose Hea!y; bet
nadette Dore Anne Easily smith
Margaret Sullivan. Agnes Murphy 10
sephine Hughes, Helen Crowley. MIL
dred HeaIv. Josephine Sheehan and
| Mary Turner.
Miss Margaret Creager and Miss
Helen Tobin will do black lace
iogue Miss Margaret jain Will rem
der piano selections Mrs. James Hart
nett will recite, Miss Aileen Fttzger,
aid will play the violin. accompaniso
by Miss Mary Fitzgerald. Iva and Heien lem
Tobin will put on topical sklt caileo
Service" All of the performers are
graduates and reside in this city. MISS
Tobin is in charge of the analr'
Mrs. r. C. Marshall and Miss L. w:
Marshall are at Atlantic City. as
guests of the Hotel Traymore.
Miss Mary Copeland and Miss Jose
| mime Mcguire have gone to Atlant!c
CITY and will stay at the Hotei hoi-
| son.
The sale of the handiwork OF the
occuna tional therapy classes of dis,
abled soldiers at the Walter keed any
St Elizabeth's hospitals. which VIII
take place tomorrow and SaturusS
at 1S Jackson place. is of much IN
terest to the Colonial Danes OF Amer
ica as well as to the Red Cross me
Colonial Danes raised large sum OF
money for the American hospltal al
Neuilly. France. and when tnat hoS oen
Ii pital was abandoned they hao s1'VOo
II iaft which was used for the purpose
H of introducing the occupationai tneI
snv at st Elizabeths Hospital among
|! the returned soldiers su1ering 1ron'
loss of limbs and from sneil snoGn. ntnh
/, The Red Cross completed the estap-
\ fishing of the classes and has con-
\ tinued the work because OF it's great
Il success among the affiicted Soldiers
4 To spend April in Palm Beach.
II Prince Albert Radziwill Of the
1 Polish legation staff and Princess
4 Radziwill have gone to Palm Beacn
! from Washington to remain through
\ April.
4 Mr.. Carl vrooman. former assistant
secretary OF agriculture. who came
/ to Washington from southern pines,
i y. c.. for few days. has gone 70
i New York before rejoining Mrs. Vroo-
| man in the south
4 Mrs. Grace Mcmillan Gibson has
! with her for the holidays her young
1 son. James MCMILLAN Gibson. VINO -
4 enioying vacation from his studies
| at Fay School near Boston MRS. CID
1 they spent several days together be-
/ fore coming to Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Archibald NJ. McCrea-
who spent the greater part or the
winter in this city, have gone to New
| York for visit and are at the Piaza
Hotel.
Mr. Carroll Sweet. who was visiting
lhis parents the assistant secretary OF
commerce and Mrs. Edwin F. Sweet, mas
returned to his home in Grand Rapids:
Mich. Mr. and Mrs Sweet entertained
pfvner N He
ment to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lowe
land their son, James Lowe. Of Santa
barbara, Calf, who spent several days
at the Shoreham. Mr.. and Mrs. Lowe
and their son will leave today for New
York on their way home.
The Eeleet Klub will hold it's regu-
liar weekly dance Saturday night In
the ballroom Of 2400 18th street at
j8:45 o'clock.
| The ladies of the George Washington
University Hospital are arranging Tor
much needed improvements in the nurses
home building. In order to defray the
iexpenses they have made arrangements
with the San Carlos Opera Company Tor
a benefit performance on the 4th OF May.
the opera being Aida" This occasion
will be q brilliant one, as society Will be
represented in the boxes. and many
parties will be arranged for by those
interested i'll 0cOi6S "oSA'"osoAA 49,
versity affairs.
! The marriage of Miss Helen Miller,
Idaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles r.
Miller. to Dr. Noble P. Barnes took
'place last evening at Z o'clock at the
home of the brides parents. the Kew.
Mr. Ranck. pastor of Grace Reformed
Church. officiating, in the presence OF
la small company of relatives and
friends. Mrs. Walter Macnichol. sis.
ter of the bride, was the matron OF
. honor and Mr.. Macnichol was the best
man. The drawing room, where the
ceremony was performed. was deco.
rated in white and green. lilacs and
narcissus being used with palms and
ferns, and the table had centerpfece
of pink sweet peas. The bride wore
!. gown of white satin trimmed with
sequins, her tulle veil was held with
orange blossoms and she carried bride
roses with a shower of lilies OF the
valley.
Mrs. Macnichol was in white lace
and carried pink sweet peas Addi-
tional guests were invited for the In
formal reception which followed the
ceremony. and Mrs. Miller. mother or
the bride. received with them. wear
ing a gown of blue pompadour SILK
DR.. and Mrs. Barnes left later for
wedding trip. the latter wearing
travelling gown of dark blue tricotine
! with a pink straw hat. On their re-
turn they will be at home at the Ar
lington.