The Washington times., 1920-02-04


de cartier,-Baroness Romano. Nine.
Pezet. Nine. Calderon. Mime. de ces-
pedes. sonora ElizAlde, Sonora SOL
Princess Lubormirska, Nine. Pulsska,
Mrs. Henry Ashurst. Mrs. c. z. Cal
houn. Mrs Thomas l. Logan. hrs
Thomas Garter, Mrs. Maurice Francis
EEan, Miss Janet Richards, Mrs. Mar
tin Glynn. Mrs. Lawrence V. Grosan'
Mrs. M. r. Phelan. Mrs. J. Eric Powell
Mrs. John n. Bryne, Mrs. milton
Allies. Mrs. John Burke, Mrs. Fenton
Bradford. Mrs. ID. j. Callahan, Mrs'
Thomas Lane, Mrs. Peter A. Drury'
Mrs. Samuel Drury. Mrs. Thomas M
Foley, the Misses Kerby, Mrs. carey
Magee, Mrs. T.. J. Nee, Mrs. j. r. Pow
ers, Mrs. Charles Selden. Jr., Mrs. d.
c. Shea, Mrs. Hal III. Smith, Mrs, Err
nest SchoneId, Mrs. William West
Mrs. Winsatt. Mrs. $. II. Loughran
and Mrs Michael Dowd,
The marriage OF Miss Hilds Bei
berich, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Bob
ert J. Berberich, TO william D. heh-
nedy will be solemnized this evening
in the Immaculate Conception Church,
the Rev. Father M. J. Reordan. on'-
ciating. A reception at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Berberich will follow.
To Portray Convent Girls.
Louisiana will have one OF the
most picturesque groups In the
American pageant to be given by the
Navy League at the New WIZARD
Hotel on the night of Lincoln's birth
day. Mrs. Lee Benoise Is chairman
for the group and has as her vice,
chairmen Mrs. Edward Gay and MRS.
George Worthington. The particular
phase OF Louisiana's history chosen
TO represent this Southern States
history Is the marriage of the Cas-
sette girls, who, IL will be remem-
bered, were sent over from the con-
vents Of France by Louis XIV, each
with d box OF money presented oy
him. They were sent to marry the
planters then living in New France
and are described as "pious and In
dustrious maidens."
Bienville, the great explorer, and
governor at that time, viii be pre-
sented by Capt Gustave Beauregard,
the grandson OF Louisiana's greatest
general, His pages will be Charles
and Edward Gay, the sons OF the
Louisiana Senator. while the names OF
Denegre, walmdley, Weeks, and
Hunt will be familiar to all coming
from that part of the world.
Others who will appear in the group
include Miss Marcia Chaplin, Miss
Peggy Martin, Miss Delphine Heyl,
Miss Lemoine Dunlap. Miss Mary Tur-
ner, Miss Mcrcie Dunlap, Eugene Rob-
erts, Tom Dunham, and Mr.. McItee.
To Give One-Aet Play.
Mrs, Mnude Howell Smith will pre-
sent a one-act play. High Cost OF
Living" at the Congressional Club on
Friday afternoon at o'clock. Tea
will be served at 8 o'clock.
Miss Maibelle Heikes Justice, OF
New York, is visiting In Washington
and attended the Southern Relief
ball Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin II. Hopwood
announce the marriage OF = their
daughter. Miss Edna Hopwood. to
Jesse y. Sandford. The ceremony was
performed Monday in Jacksonville.
Fla Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford will make
their home at Miami, Fla.
Leaves For New York.
Joseph b. Kalbfus will leave next
Sunday for New York. and will be
jolned by Mrs. KIabfus and their baby
daughter about March /. They will
make New York their home. Mr.. and
Mrs Kalbfus have been with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Reeve, since
they returned from their former home
in Georgia last May.
Announcement is made of the en-
yagement of Miss Helen Caplan, of
3oston, to Rabbi Benjamin L. Gross
nan, of this city.
George Porter has been called to
Aiken, s. c., by the serious illness OF
his mother.
The marriage of Miss Hilda Il.
Watts, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Flu
;ene r. Watts. of 1249 street,
southeast, to Arthur II. DangenberS,
II Newark, took place this afternoon
in the parsonage OF Waugh NJ. E.
'hurch. the pastor. the Rev. Howari
. Downs, officiating.
Mr.. Langenberg and his bride VIII
pend their honeymoon in Old Point
comfort and New York, later re-
urning to Washington.
Mrs. Guy H. Corbitt, Of Richmond,
Va, is visiting Miss Margaret T.
Keegin.