The Washington times., 1921-11-12

\ the Rev. DIR. s. A. Wallis officiat
ing. The bride will be attended b!
her sister. Miss Margie Burns. a
maid OF honor, and will also hav'
several bridesmaids. The best maj
will be E. Benton Berry, OF this city
A reception win follow the cere
mony After a wedding trip DIR
Snowden and his bride will reside
at 1890 s street.
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Sir John Jordon OF London is Q
guest at the Lafayette Hotel.
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Mr.. Albert Forster, OF New York
and Baltimore, brother OF Rudolph
Forster. Assistant Secretary TO the
President, after a viAt here with Mr.
and Mrs. w. J. Armstrong, left for
New York Sunday, where he sailed or
the s. 8. George Washington, for
Europe.
Hon. II. V. s. Sastri and Mr. O.
Batpai, representatives OF India al
the Arms Conference, were the guests
OF honor at the Hindu dinner at the
Arts Club on Thursday, November 10
Mrs. Harrington and Miss Bertha
Noyes were the hostesses. The
dinner was a unique affair.
The program that followed, In the
candle-lit music room and library was
one OF the most interesting or the
season. Mr.. Bajpai gave a delightful
talk on India, touching upon the
religions OF the different sections OF
the country. He spoke also OF the
vast resources OF India. and its re-
Gently developed manufactures, clos
ing with the effect of the war on the
political situation. Mr.. Batpai Is an
eloquent speaker. with a perfect COM
mand Of English which he speaks
with an English accent.
After an hour OF informal story.
telling, the speaker was presented to
the individual club members and their
guests.
Mrs. John Biddle Porter and Miss
Catherine Rush Porter have reopen
ed their home 1892 l street for the
winter.
There Will be distinguished
audience present tomorrow after
noon at the Shubert- -Garrick
Theater to attend the mass meeting
in celebration of Red Cross Sun
day. 1t will be national and an
international observance and the
speakers will include Prince To-
kugawa, of Japan; Admiral Tsai
Ting kan, of China; General Buat
chief of staff of the French Army;
w. S. Srinivasa Sastri. a member of
the vice regal council Of the govern
ment Of India; his excellency
Schanzer, ex-minister of the treas
ury for Italy. and Selicien Cattier.
Of Belgium.
Seats on the stage have been re-
aav fnr JJarIinD ~
and Mrs. Calvin Coolidge. Miss Mabel
Boardman, and Lady Harcourt,
hartman of the London branch. The
boxes will lbe occupied by Mrs. William
Howard Taft and the staffs of the
speakers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Schawh
will be at home tomorrow evening
from to 1890 o'clock in honor CT
the confirmation of their son.
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Mrs. Calvin Coolidge heads the list
OF patrons and patronesses for the
FalkWentworth recital at the New
Masonic Auditorium on Monday even
ing, November IA. In addition to
Mrs. Coolidge, the list includes Mrs.
Newton ID. Baker, Nine. Frieda Hem
pei, Nine. Marguerite Sylvia, Mrs.
Peter Drury, Mrs. Nanette B. Paul,
Mrs. Mary Brooks Ramsdell. Emanuel
TTad. Of the Peabody faculty; Edouard
Albion, Edgar T. Paul. S. E. Chris
tiani, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Bleyden,
Miss Julia Schelling, Mrs. Ethel II.
Mrs. William T. Reed. Miss
Bessie Shreiner, Mrs. William Z. An
drews, Mrs. Elizabeth Daniels, and
George Miller.
Washington will be particularly in
terested in hearing Miss Wentworth,
for she lived here during her school
years at Fairmont Seminary. Miss
Wentworth is a singer of great charm
and magnetic personality, with a
voice of wonderful richness and
beauty. She sang guest" perform
ances at the Royal Opera houses in
Vienna and Berlin and at the opera
houses in Frankfurt and in Florence,
Italy. She has also sung with the
Chicago Symphony Orchestra.
Jules Falk, a pupil of Prof. Ottaker
Sevick, and later of Ysaye, has
achieved too much by his energy, Ar
tistic enthusiasm and personality to
require much in a way of exploitation
to lovers of violin music. The instru-
nent owned by Mr.. Falk was made In
1923 by Stradivarius for his great
friend. the Count Salabue. The re-
rital is under the auspices OF the
Mu Phi Epsilon National Honorary
Musical Sorority. Tickets are on
sale at the office of T. Arthur Smith,
Inc, 1906 G. street.
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The Louisiana Society of Washing.
ton has issued invitations to re-
,eption in honor of Governor Of
John M. Parker, to be held
evening at o'clock at the
Washington Club.
The reception will be followed by
iancing.
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Fete at Washington Club.
The new members of the Wash
ngton club will be the guests OF
honor at n reception to be held at