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to hear these two famous players, the
event Il one Of rare artistic interest:
Mr.. Charles Colfax Long, who has


event Is one Of rare artistic interest:
Mr. Charles Colfax Long, who has
given his services. has combined a
group Of artists who will give the musi-
cal bali of the program. and while their
names are but little known in Washing
ton just now. they are all well on the
road to fame. Eleanor Reynolds. con-
traito, who has recently arrived from
Europe, has voice of such quanty
that she is often compared with NINE.
Schumann-Heink: Miguel Maestro is
famous violinist from South America.
and has graciously consented to go on
the program; Henry Weldon. passo'
late with the Royal Opera at Brussels.
and N. Val Pearcy. pianist, round OUT
a group who will give an unusually bril-
liant program
The Church of the immaculate Con-
ception was the scene at 9:30 O'CLOCK
yesterday morning of the wedding OF
Miss Mas M. Cannon and Mr.. Edmund
A. Murphy, the Rev. Father R1ordan
officiating. The bride was given IN
marriage by her father and wore pc
coming tailored suit of blue cloth.
trimmed with squirrel, with nat OF
corresponding color and material she
WORE a corsage bouquet of bride roses.
Miss Elizabeth L. Murphy, sister OF
the bridegroom, was maid or honor'
and the brides brother, Mr.. after
Cannon. was best man. lmmedlaLely
after the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Mu!-
ply left for New York, and on their
return they will be at home, after
March 1, at the Woodwork.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Duval entertain
ed at a reception and dance SATURDAY
night for their nephew and niece, MI.
and Mrs. Frank Christmas, the latter
formerly Miss Margaret kershaw,
whose marriage took place January
10, and who have just returned from
their wedding journey. Mrs CHRIST
mas is the daughter of Mrs. Mary {.
Kershaw and the late William Milton
Kershaw of Washington. The large
company of guests enjoyed colonial
Maryland supper, and dancing until
midnight followed.
During Lent the regular meetings
of the Margaret Dodge Sewing Circle
for Serbian aid will be held on Thurs
Gay mornings at IL o'clock at the me
dorus Bailey Myers Mason House.
1906 goth street northwest, instead OF
Wednesdays, as formerly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus W. Wren an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter Irene Thelma to Mr.. Morrell Ma
garity on February at Vienna, va
Mrs. Archie Miller, wife Of Lieut..
Col. Miller, entertained Mrs. Charles
w. Fenton at a bridge party at the
Army and Navy Club yesterday at
ternoon.
The League of American Pen Wom-
en- will not hold it's customary weekly
tea on Wednesday of this week, but
has planned an unusually attractive
program for Wednesday. February
is, at 1870 O'Clock, at the clubhouse.
1922 H street northwest
Mrs Elizabeth E. Hathaway an
nounces the marriage of her daugh-
ter Elizabeth to MIR. Lewis c. Hedges
Of ventnor, N. j.. on Friday, January
IA, at Ascension Church, Atlantic City,
by the Rev. Thomas kieffer.
The guest of honor and principal
speaker at the Thursday night soiree
Of the Washington Salon at its studios
will be Mr.. George Julian Zolnay. the
sculptor and president of the Arts
Club. who will speak on THE Recon-
struction of the Parthenon at Nash
vile, Tenn, with which he has been
intrusted. The musical program will
include a series of soprano solo selec-
tions by Miss Edith Graham. with Mrs.
Sue Blandy at the piano: little Miss
Rosemary Finckel, piano soloist; Miss
Pauline Graf, in pas de seul dances.
and students of Nathan Brusiloff, the
violinist-
The hostesses for Intervening will be
Mrs. Marius R Campbell, Mrs. Silas
Bent and Mrs. Myrtle Small Mr..
Rudolph de Zapp. president of the
salon. assisted by the board of gov
errors, will make the pres 49, -
and Mrs. Helen J. P. Starr win be in
charee at the buffet 20 be >-ss.s ca
by Miss Virginia Teeters, Miss Lucille
A. Waters, Miss Angela Robinson.
Miss R Ingalls,, Senorita Estrel1a
Amores and Miss Helen Ruff. There
will be dancing.
The members of the Goucher Col
lego Alumnae Club will be the hostesses
at the usual tea at the National Club
Of the Association of College Alum
nae. 1907 II street. Wednesday, Feb
ruafy 9. Mrs William W. Guth. wife
of the president Of Goucher College.
and Miss Isabel Baldwin. president of
the club, will receive, assisted by the
other officers of the club: Miss Alice
Wood. Miss Frances Chaplin, Miss Irene
Rice, Miss Charlotte Sprenkel, Miss
Katharine Manning and Mrs. Paul Sle-
man.
The City Club will give Valentine
party at the clubhouse, Farragut
square, Monday evening. From $3.50
to $3.50 there will be a social period,
followed by dancing until l am. Music
will be furnished by two orchestras.
The club will be appropriately dec
GRATED for the occasion. Arrangements
are in the hands Of the house commit
tee of which Mr.. Henry e. Stringer is
chairman