The Washington herald., 1920-03-31
SOCIETY HERE INTERESTED
In BALTIMORE WEDDING


In BALTIMORE WEDDING
OF particular interest to the nu-
merous friends in Washington is the
wedding. of Miss Katherine Law
renee Lee, daughter Of the late Mr..
New York, and granddaughter OF
James L. McLane, of Baltimore, to
Edwin warfield. jr.. son of former
Gov. and Mrs. Edwin warheld,
which will take place on Tuesday.
April 20. The ceremony will be
performed at 4 o'clock at St Thom-
as Protestant Episcopal Church,
Garrison Forest, by the rector. the
Rev. DR.. Hobart A. Smith, and will
be followed by a small reception at
Mr.. McLane's country home In the
Green Spring valley. Mrs R Cur
zon Hoffman, jr., will attend her
sister as matron Of honor.
Miss Frances Hampson Is cnair-
man Of the young ladies' committee
for the Authors Carnival Ball.
which Is to be given the evening Of
April II. following the Book Fair.
which is to be held during the day
of April IA, at the home Of Mrs
Francois Berger Moran, 2315 Mas
is assisted by Miss Ruth Hitchcock.
Miss Gordon, Miss Anne Gordon, Miss
Margaret Harding. Miss Betty Grove.
Miss Carter Mulliken, Miss Delpn,ne
Heyi, Miss Elizabeth Jeffries. Miss
Helen Tucker. Miss Nancy Lane,
Miss Margaret Simonds. Miss Bar
rine Drake. the Misses Dunlop, Miss
Marion Drain. Miss Carolyn Nash,
Miss Marcia Chaplin, Miss Anne Du-
laney.
william Bowie Clark Is chairman
Of the mems floor committee, and
Auguste Noblet is assistant chair
man. Among others on the commit
tee are Capt. Emmanuel Lombard.
assistant military attache Of the
French Embassy: Horace Westcott,
Com. Theodore Jewel. John Kirby
and Col. william Eric Foweler.
GUESTS WILL IMPERsONATE
CHARACTERS OF FICTION
The ball is to be unique as a cos
tune bail, as the guests are to i'm
personate characters OF fiction. his
tory, art and music, carrying out
the arts which the League Of Amer
lean Penwomen, a national organ
ization, represent This was the
idea carried out in the Authors
Carnival Ball last year. and all low
ers Of great literature and its kim
dred arts met face to face their
favorite character.
Another unique feature of the ball
this year will be the continuous
dancing from 9 until 1880. The
Meyer Davis orchestra has been en-
gagged to play without stopping. fol-
lowing out the custom of the old
he To-
only stop when strength gives out
At 1880 there will be a grand
march of all the characters, and a
prize given for the best impersona-
tion decided on by three judges.
The prize to be given is a beautiful
original painting by Miss Neysa
McMein, the most celebrated young
artist in America. Miss McMein
presented II to the league last year
to be sold at auction, but the Pen
women feel 1t so priceless a g1ft.
they would rather award II as a
prize.
After the grand march, the dane
ing will continue.
The engineer branch Of the Army
fRelief Society will hold its annual
meeting at 2400 Sixteenth street to-
day at IL o'clock
All members are urged to attend
and anyone else interested will be
most welcome. The officers are Mrs.
Henry Jervey. president: Mrs.
Charles Keller, vice president: Mrs.
Harry Taylor. secretary.
The usual Friday afternoon tea at
the Congressional Club will be
omitted this week.
Mrs. Charles w. Fairfax enter
tanned at musicale at her resi-
dence on r street Monday after
,, noon. for the benefit of the Y. w. C.
A. finance campaign, for which a
silver offering was taken.
GOUCHER COLLEGE ALUMNAE
TO ENTERTAIN TOMORROW
The Goucher College Alumnae
Chapter of Washington will enter
tain prospective college girls of the
Washington high schools at a meet