Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-18

table. Where an attractive pyramid
birthday cake formed the center
piece
EnHaEemcnts of Interest.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Edward War
| ing announce the engagement of
their daughter Grace Anna to DR.
Hilmar George Martin Of Milwaukee.
The date of the wedding has been set
| FOR May 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Comiey
announce the engagement of their
daughter. Victoria Louise, to Mr.. Roy
|. Wilson. The wedding will take
place Wednesday, April 2S. at Mount
Olivet NJ. i. Church. Ballston. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs, Edward Foster Stearns
announce the engagement of their
daughter. Lydia Marie. to Mr.. Horace
Monroe Baxter. son OF Mr. and Mrs
wedding probably will take place the
latter part Of June.
The Arts Club Players will enter
Edward Russell Mr.. r. D. Mclean,
Mr.. Caleb W. OConnor. chairman OF
the dramatic group: DIR. G. W. John
ston director of activities, and Vice
President Iolnay Of the club, and
chairman of the entertainment COM
IT
Miss Edith Goode has prepared pro-
gram Of scenes from Shakespeare's
plays which the players will enact
Mr.. Mclean also will contribute his
share-probably the trial scene from
THE Merchant OF Venice" The per-
| sonnet Of the player group include
many who have supported him In
| this as well as many other of his
plays. Mrs. Charles Fairfax will sing
several songs from Midsummer
Nights Dream" and DIR. Flemmer will
play some violin selections.
Mrs. J. B, Frances Herreshoff of
New York, regent OF Manhattan
| chapter and state parliamentarian Of
New York. Daughters of the Amer
for the dinner to be given by the
state regent. Miss Broadhead. 10 the
! New York state board at the villa I'd
/ tonight and for the board meeting
which Will follow.
| Mrs. Herreshon formerly was Mrs
Carrie Ridley Enslow Of Washington
Mrs. r. P. Howard. 643 B stree,
| northeast. has as q guest her cousin
Mrs. Harry P. Alger, Coldwater. Mich.
who will attend the D. A. H. congress
Mr.. John A. Colborn. supply office,
Of the ordnance bureau. was the
guest Of honor at delightfully."- ar
ranged party last evening at 1925
18th street northwest. which cele-
brated his birthday anniversary
There were speeches, music and dane
ing. huge birthday cake. with can
dies, forming the centerpiece for the
! supper table. Thirty-five or forty OF
his colleagues In the War Department
were his hosts.
! Mr. Arthur Zarafu. who has for
| some time served as secretary to
Mai. Livius D. Teiusanu, military at
| tache Of the Rumanian legation, has
been recalled to his own country for
duty, and went to New York yester-
A dinner will be given in his honor
in @ew York Monday night by Mr.
! and Mrs. II. Green
The marriage Of Miss suella T.
Hawea daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas w. Halves Of Mountville, Va,
| and Mr.. Irving v. T.. Barth, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Barth of New
York. took place at 10 o'clock yester-
day morning at 3471 14th street. with
Central Presbyterian Church. offici--
! atinE There were no attendants and
only a small party witnessed the mar
! rage. The bride wore becoming
street suit of blue tricotine ana a
black hat. the crown surrounded with
garland Of spring flowers. She wore
! a corsage bouquet Of orchids and
lilies OF the valley.
| After a short wedding trip Mr. and
Mrs Barth will make their home at
| 3471 18th street, where their mar
rlage took place.
| Mr.. and Mrs H. F.. Abrams. for
! merly of Washington, are visiting
| their sister. Mrs. Lou Cohen. at 1915
Calvert street. apartment "a. They
will be at home Sunday, April 25.
| from to 10 pm. in honor Of their
] twenty fifth anniversary.