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The Washington herald., 1921-01-04

maids. Alfred santelmann acted as
his brothers best man.
Following the ceremony a large
reception was held at the home Of
the bridegroom's parents, the
guests being received by the bride,
her mother-in-law, Mrs. SanteI-
mann will make their home in
mann and Mrs. Philip Leroy Collins,
sister OF the bridegroom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Santelmann will
make their home in Washington at
the home of the formers parents
for a short time, leaving later for
their wedding trip.
The marriage Of Miss Edna Mar
ion SanEston. daughter of william
E. Sangston, and Leo J. Saller took
place yesterday at St Patrick's
ReCtory, the Rev. John l. Barrett
officiating. Members Of the two
families and a few intimate friends
were present.
The bride wore a travelling cos
tune in taupe, trimmed with gray
fox and small hat Of hennR. MI
and Mrs. Salier will be at home at
Carlisle, Pa, after January 10.
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Cosmos-YandertlIe-

one OF the really great shows In
the career of the Cosmos Theater
is being presented this week. 1t
Is a tuII seven-aCt bill. with Will
lam Faversham's magnificent pro-
auction. THE Sin That Was His, -
as the added matinee feature. and
with an amusing Christie comedy,
"A Tray Full Of Trouble" as a big
feature a all performances.
Soul Mates" is the name Of the
gorgeous production of George
ChOos and William Brendel, which
marks the highest point of achieve
ment in vaudeville production OF
these vaudeville caterers. 1t has
neither plot nor story worth while,
It's great charm being in its beauty
chorus and their magnificent cos
TUNES, duplicating in beauty and
Fzlue, doubtless, those of the great
revue.
Dance Fantasies" is another big
feature hidden behind a name and
presenting one of the most grace
sul and delightful terpsichorean of.
feriRgs of the year. The Four
Hickey Girls, late of Billie Burke's
"FrivOlities," are Irresistible IN
original comedy and clever songs,
with vioIinist well worth while
and q pianist to match. while Piquo
and Fell2ws. European acrobatic
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-:-WASHINGTON SOCTETY-:-
Forty Wnks'
To Be Played
NetD York Babies' Home
= To Be Beneficiary of
4 Musical.

NEW YORK, Jan. "A musical
fantasy, Forty Winks," will be
given by the Alumnae Society OF
Miss Spence's school at the Plaza
Hotel on Monday afternoon, ian
uary 10, Monday evening and Tues
day evening. The beneficiary Of the
performances will be the societys
Home for Babies. The oficers OF
the Spence Alumnae Society Of 1871
are Miss Mary p. Wells, Mrs. Con-
ner Lawrence, Miss Janet A Greg
ory, Miss Susan Steel and Mrs. J.
Demarest. The members Of the cast
of Forty Winks" are all Of the
younger set.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Wainwright
will entertain at dinner the even
ing of January IL. Following din
ner, the party will attend the dance
which Mrs. W2inwright's mother.
Mrs. George J. Gould. IL giving in
honor Of Miss Mary Cameron at her
home, 857 Fifth avenue.
Mrs. william K Vanderbilt, "a,
will be hostess at a musicale and
dance tomorrow evening at her
home, $50 Fifth avenue
Leave Hot Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Noses Taylor Pyne.
accompanied by hr. and Mrs. Moses
Taylor Pyne, jr., Mise Leila Emery,
the Hon. Alfred Anson, Percy RiN-
ington Pyne, jr.. and John J. En-
cry, have left the Virginia Hot
Springs and will return to this
city during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs EIon Huntington
Hooker OF so7 Fifth avenue, in
troduced their daughter. Miss Bar
bara Hooker, at a luncheon at their
home this afternoon.
A bridge party will be held at
the home OF Mrs. Sumner Gerard. Z
East Seventy-second street, on Tues
day. January II, under the auspices
Of the women's committee OF one
hundred OF the Serbian Child Wei
fare Association, West Eighth
street Mrs Little ton Fox and Mrs.
Frank Dun Frazier head the com
mittee in charge.
Mrs. Charles B. Alexander gave a
large dance tonight at her house.
West Forty-eighth sereet, ror her
grand-niece. Miss Virginia HArri-
son. and also for Miss GeorEette De
Saint Paul, Of Paris, who is pass
ing the winter with Miss AleIAn-
der.
Announce Miss Colt Engaged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard c. Colt have
made announcement Of the engage
ment OF their daughter, Miss Mary
Sloan Colt, TO Louis Curtis, jr., OF
| Boston, son Of Mr.. and Mrs Louis
Curtis, OF 4s4 Beacon street. Miss
| Colt, who was introduced to society
few years ago, has been active in
the Junior League ever since that
time. She lives with her parents al
their home, 430 Park avenue. and al
their country place, Curry Farm,
Garrison, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Glgert Smith
/ of Greenwich. Conn, have announced
the engagement Of their daughts,
Miss Katherine Williams Smith, "a
Henry Gray SchGuffier, son Of Nj
and Mrs. Charles E. Schauffer, OF
New York.
Gen. oliver B. Bridgman and Mrs
| Bridgman. OF 3S3 Park avenue, will
return this week from Lsurel-in-
the-Pines, Lakewood. where they
went over the New Year holiday.
Mr. and Mrs Payne whitney, with
party Of guests. will return this
week from ThomasviIle, Ga.
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skeithss--s.saerilIe.

q
The Earl Of Essex, electriciaps the
Queen or the Nile and just buns"
all roles arg sflks to the DoeIey
Brothers at Keish's this week. with
equal ease they ballet. bully. ana
warbIe a ballad called Two Little
Buns Are We" No stops from the
jHst-funnS 40 the ultra ridiculous
are omitted. WAile the Dooley on
ering is titled :sThe TWO Migrants
it is just about ten million. miles
from being 4 hum show A
chorus OF ptaeticaAy f1awless beau
ties. and ReIsH Patterson are the
most prpmfnent members OF the
DOoley support Miss, Patterson Is
beautiful as white peacock and it
is an 'iindiluted 10Y to watch the
perfection of her ,Dresdenlike fsal
lures or, seeing her. dapce-~she is
1.-the as a weaving .corba in an
Oriental number. 49, -
Eaddre chm. now grown up and
even. naughtier than in his, teens,
was welcomed by many vaudeville
patrons who remembered him as an
uncanhiTy thin youngster, with a
diabOlicalF dancing ability. 3d..
\ vaudeville show -af his own was
staged by Joe Cook with the aid
Of 2 large Swedish person wearing
a collar he evidently had borrowed
from a circus fat man Joe ventrf-
Ioked, played the ukulele, magick-
ed danced, trOd the tight wire and
was his own orchestra. After this
feat, he apparently was. just tuned
up for some real. work. So he
playfully. helped out in the act of
Alexander Brothers and Evelyn to
a degree that made it uncertain
whether It was his act or the Alex
anders.. Bert and Betty Wheeler
have one Of these tune-and- -patter
acts that are always acceptable.
Dancing Of the most eccentric or
uer featured the offering of Ryan
and Ryan. Mcintosh and the Must
cal Maids in proper Highland kits
specialized in the airs OF Scotland
Their rendering of Annie Laurie
gave added charm to a song that
never fails to touch an audience.
songs Of the. old South and some
OF the more melodious present-day
\ allads. were rendered by the Dem
Sisters. To the perennial kiss
Again" they gave a pretty and
usual touch that made it regis
big" with the audience.
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CAVIGLIA QUITS
FIUME AND POET
D'Annunzio Locks Self i'm His
Room; Denies Every
one.

Rome, Jan. 3-Gen. Cavislis
commander OF Italian regular
forces, has left Fiume. giving the
city authorities full liberty of resu-
lsting D'Annunzio's personal posi-
tion, 1t was officially announced to-
day.
Dispatches here declared that,
following the governments refusal
to allow DAnnunzio to leave Fiume
at the head Of his legionnaires, the
poet-soldier entered a vigorous pro-
test and retired to his apartment,
refusing to see anyone. II was de-
clared D'Annunzio will leave Fiume
shortly, accompanied only by a
small group Of legionnaires and
faithful friends. Where he is 20
ing and what he intends to do re-
mained a mystery in official circles.
Some officials believed he would go
TO France, while others declared he
would go to various other places.
The only known fact about the poet
is that he intends to write a book
giving the history of his occupa-
ton of Fiume-
The Fiume provisional govern
ment will shortly call for the cleo
ton of a constituent assembly to
draft a constitution and elect a per
manent government
The Washington herald., 1921-01-04
Chinese Quake
Not Coming Here
=" Says DR.. Marvin

That people Of America and Eu-
-ope should not be alarmed bv the
prophecies Of German seismoloEists
hat there will be more esrthauakes
coming in the wake of the Chinese
shocks OF December Is Is the opin-
on OF DR.. Charles F. Marvin, chier
Of the Weather Bureau
Usually the shocks coming in the
wake of an earthquake of consid-
erable size are of less intensity
!han the. first disturbance" DR.. Mar
vim said In addition, he pointed
put that it was probable that any
such secondary quakes would be
sonfned to Asia, and that neither
Europe nor this continent Will be
IN danger from these disturbances
Dispatches from Berlin report
Prof. WeiChert and Prof. Schneydar
eminent German seismologists. as
warning the public Of earthquakes
% follow the Chinese disturbances.
Father TondOrf who is in charge
II the Georgetown University seis-
nographs, while he would not make
! statement, characterized the Ger
nan prophecies as Speculative"
The Washington herald., 1921-01-04
GIFTS OF DISTRICT
PEOPLE TO SAVE
5000 CHILDREN
Money for 1900 More
Needed in European Re
I lief Campaign Here.

More than 5000 lives Of starving
children in central and eastern Eu-
rope have been saved SUP to last
night in the European Relief coun-
ell eompaign. There are still lz,UVO
to be guaranteed food and medical
care for the next eight months be-
fore the District's quota is reached.
, Arthur c. Moses. District chair
man, sent out an appeal last night
to Is. boys and girls to appear at
headdItarters, room 229 Homer
building. Thirteenth and streets
northwest today, to assist IN fold
ing circulars. 1t Is an opportunity to
show their interest in their unfor-
tunate brothers and sisters overseas
and II is believed that the call will
be answered promptly and In more
than sufficient numbers so that the
task of folding 10000 circulars or
leaflets will be completed by night
fall. There Is also an opportunity
for adult volunteers to- assist at
headquarters in the evenings.
Visits Workers.
r. H. B. Lyon, chairman OF the
speakers bureau, reports success in
the Embellishments OF more than SO
employers he. has thus far visited
with his personnel. Assisting him
in telling the story in these places
are Charles Darr, Maurice Rosen-
berg and. Thomas J. Donovan. The
department stores have all. respond
ed to the idea and s. Kann's Sons
& Co. employees donated s468.75 and
Y
ported incomplete. returns of 1853.
Keen interest is being taken by
the solicitors, who attend the daily
meetings at 1880 p. m. at headquar-
ters, In the standing of the twenty
seven teams. Mrs. William HamiI-
ton Bayly's Y. W. c. A. workers are
still in the lead with s4,62S.l2
pledged or collected TO date with
Mrs. Goldsmith Sigmund's team q
close second, IT having raised y4,-
55sO5. John Dolph and his canvas
sers are third.
Late Donations.
Among the late donations not
previously acknowledged are those
Of Mrs. E. l. Phillips, $500; All
Souls Parish, s59426; Julia E. At
kinson, $500; Julius GarfinkIe & Co.,
$500; Mrs. M l. Lowell, $3.50; Cal
vary Baptist Church, s245s5; will
kins-Rogers Milling Co., 5000; Mrs
Henry Winslow Fitch, 5000; Mrs.
Letitia Scott BromweIl, 5000; Mrs.
Matthew T. Scott, 5000; Henry
White, 800; E. D. White, 800; Mrs.
Wilbur Carr, 800; Mrs. Charles
Boughton Wood. $50; Evening Star
employees, 3222.
More than 100000 has now been
secured as the result OF the drawing
room meeting OF the society women
OF Washington at the home OF Mrs.
Robert Woods Bliss, 1875 Massa-
chusetts avenue, last Thursday.
The daily round table at the Y.
W. C. A, after the noon meeting of
workers, has become one OF the
best means of discussing the prog
ress of the drive and the exper-
iences Of the solicitors. Mrs. will
liam Hamilton Bayly, president of
the organization, presides.
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District JelDs Delegates
To United Church Meet

The Adath Israel Synagogue. OF
this city, will be represented at the
convention Of the United Synagogue
OF America and it's Women'S League
in New York City, January 16. by the
following delegates: Mr.. and Mrs
Simon Oppenheimer, Mr.. and Mrs
Nathan Musher, Louis Rosenberg
Herman Schrot. Max S. ROsenthal
Marcus Norman and Rabbi Nathan
H. COlish.
The present Jewish situation will
be. considered by delegates from all
parts of this country and Canada
representing the Orthodox and Con-
servative elements OF American
Judaism, at this convention.
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One Hundred
Club Dances
First of Its 1921 Parties,
Vice President to Be
Dinner Guest.
By EVELYN C. HUNT.

The Vice President and Mrs.
Thomas r. Marshall will be the
guests OF honor at dinner on jap
usry 81 OF Mrs. Charles S. Brom-
well. e. Mrs. Bromwell, will also en-
tertain at dinner, on January II, for
the Ambassador OF Great Britain
and Lady Geddes.
Mrs. David F. Houston. wife OF
the Secretary OF the Treasury, re-
wife of the Acting Secretary Of
State, yesterday afternoon at tea
given by the latter.
The Secretary of War and Mrs.
Newton D. Baker will be the dinner
guests on Thursday of Col. and Mrs.
]. w. Joyes, going later to- the army
dance at 2400 Sixteenth street.
Secretary and Mrs. Baker will at
tend the Serbia Relief dance at the
home of william Phelps Emo tomor-
row evening and the dance at Camp
Humphreys on Friday evening.
Ralph Leopold, brother of Mrs.
Baker, who has been visiting them
over the holidays, returned to New
York on Sunday.
Mrs. Herbert Worth Jackson and
Miss Evelyn Jackson. who have
been visiting the Secretary of the
Navy and Mrs. Josephus Daniels,
have returned to Richmond.
The Secretary of the Interior,
Judge John Barton Payne, who has
been spending a short time at Pine
hurst. N. C., has returned to Wash
lngton.
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AUBURN WOMAN LEAyEs
AFTER VISITING RELATIVES.

| Mrs. A. NJ. Dulles. who. has been
visiting her mother, Mrs John w.
Foster, over the holidays, will return
today to her home in Auburn, New,
York. Mrs. Dulles came to Wash
ington to be with her mother and
daughter, Miss Natalie Dulles, who
is in training at Walter Reed Hos
pital, and who recently underwent
a slight operation on her throat.
Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Robert Lans-
ing were at home yesterday after
noon and will be at home henceforth
on Monday afternoons in January.
Miss Margerite Caperton. dauga-
ter OF Rear Admiral and Mrs. Will
lam B. Caperton. arrived YESTERDAY V
to spend the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Sylvanus Stokes, jr.
The marriage Of Miss Jane Greg
ory, daughter of former Attorney
General and Mrs. Thomas Watt
Gregory, to George Stuart Heyer,
of Houston, Texas, will be solem-
nized at noon at Saturday at the
home of the bride-elects parents in
Cleveland Park. The ceremony and
the informal breakfast that will
follow will be attended only by
members Of the two families and a
few intimate friends. There will
be no attendants.
Miss Gregory was introduced to
society in Washington during her
fathers term in the Cabinet, and
has been a great favorite in society.
Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood was
at home yesterday afternoon, and
will receive henceforth on Monday
afternoons until. the end of Janu-
airy. Mrs. Wood was assisted by
her nieces. Mrs. Hokan. Stefanson
and Miss Antoinette Graves, and
her cousin, Mrs. Alfred Hawes.
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ONE HUNDRED CLUB
GIVES SMART PARTY.

One of the smsrtest-if not, in
fact, the smartest-of the small
parties this season, was the dance
given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
SylVanus Stokes, jr., last evening,
by the One Hundred Club.
This is the first of trio Of similar
affairs that the club will give this
year The second dance will be
given on February at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Gaff and the
third and last will be a costume ball
again at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stokes, jr.
The One Hundred Club was or
ganized last year and all three of the
dances given proved such a distinct
success 1t was decided to repeat
them this year.
The guests last evening were re-
ceived by members of the dance
committee. consisting of Mrs. Stokes,
Mrs. Warren Delano Robbins, Mrs
Cromwell Brooks. Mrs. Scott Thropp
and Miss Gladys Hinckley.
A number of smart dinner parties
preceded the dance Chief among
them was the dinner given by Mrs.
Louise Cromwell Brooks in honor Of
her guests, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Kearsley
Mitchell. of Philadelphia, other din
ner hosts and hostesses before the
dance were Senator and Mrs Peter
Goelet Gerry, Mr.. and Mrs Frederick
Huidekoper and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Garrison McClintock.
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SOCIAL CALENDAR
Today.

Today.
Miss Isabel Wells, a dance at
Rauscher's.
Mrs. Alfred B. Leet. a lunch
con.
Mrs Arthur Davis, at home.
Holy Comforter Church, bene-
fit dance.
Mrs. Ennalls Waggaman, at
home.
Tomorrow.
Mrs. Thomas R. Marshall. at
home.
Near East Relief and Serbian
Aid Fund, ball.
Cmdr. and Mrs. Ralston
Holmes, a tea.
Mary Washington Chapter, n.
S. D. A. R., at home
Thursday, January o.
Mrs Edwin T. Meredith,
luncheon. .- .r''
Columbia Hospital, a ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry p. Fair
banks, a dinner.
Comdr. Theodore Jewell, a din
ner.
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LalOyer Badly Injured
When Struck bu Auto

John NJ. King, OF 2122 Flagler
place northwest. a lawyer and real
estate broker, is in a serious condi-
tion at the Emergency Hospital as
the result OF being struck by an
automobile while crossing MasSa-
chusetts avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth streets, last night. Accord
Ing to the police, the automobile lie
was operated by Francis Donovan,
!225 Fifteenth street northwest.
Despite his denial that he had
struck anyone. Donovan was placed
under arrest, but was later released
under $500 bond.
Attaches at the Emergency Hos
pital reported that King is suffering
from conclusion of the brain. and
that his condition is serious. Dono-
van said he was a chauffeur for
Senator Hitchcock
The Washington herald., 1921-01-04
Macy Probe Reveals
FLesh-eating In Hauti

The naval board inquiring into
conditions in Hayti under U. s. Ma
rine control, yesterday released de-
tailed testimony OF the investiga-
tiGn, condensed reports of which
were published in December.
The report confirms the practice
Of voodooism or religious cannibai-
ism by certain cults Of natives. and
details the terrible fate OF three
Marines who were sacrificed
They were Private Clarence E. Nor
ris, aviation forces: Private Harry
Lawrence and sergt. Lawrence
Muth.
Testimony by one witness in the
trial of Cadeus Bellegarde, Cocos
high priest charged with instfgat-
ing the sacrifice OF three children
developed that the primeval mind
Of the native was swayed to horra
bic atrocities by the cult leaders.
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U. s. to withdraw Fleet.

As the Fiume and Jugo-Slav,c
questions will both be. finally set
tied by Italy within the next few
days, or even hours, the State and
Navy departments are making prep
aratiohs to remove the entire Amer
ican feet from the Adriatic Sea.
Part Of the fleet will be sent to the
Black Sea, where the State Depart
ment believes American interests
are menaced by Russian extremists
and the rest to the Eastern Mediter-
ranean, based upon Constantinople,
it was learned authoritatively last
night.
The feet, including between ten
and twelve warships under command
of Rear Admiral Philip Andrew, has
been in the Adriatic ever since the
armistice was declared, and has been
particularly active since DAN
nunzio occupied Fiume. Twice in
that period it landed Marines to stop
incursions of Jugo-Slavs.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-04
MRS. ROBERT NJ. THOMPSON
OFF To REJoIN HUSBAND.

Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson has
gone to Miami. Fla. to join Col.
Thompson. She was accompanied
by Miss Hilda Sykes and Mrs. J.
West Roosevelt, They will jotn'
Col. Thompson on his housebeat,
The Washington herald., 1921-01-04

Motion picture study and scenario
writing are to be added to the cur
rIculum OF Temple University, Phil
adeIphia-
The Washington herald., 1921-01-04
HENDERSONS VISITING
BRIDAL COUPLE HERE.

Mr. and Mrs. william Henderson,
will entertain tomorrow evening in
compliment to their son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs w. Haslet
Henderson, who are in Washington
on their wedding trip. After their
visit here Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson
will return to Detroit where they
will make their home.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-04
MEREDITHs ENTERTAIN
AT LUNCHEON THURSDAY.

Mrs. Edwin T. Meredith. wife of
the Secretary of Agriculture, will
entertain at luncheon on Thursday,
January 6. instead OF today, as an
nounced in this column yesterday
morning. Mrs. Walter MCLallan, Of
Evanston. ILL.,, arrived yesterday to
be the guest of the Secretary and
Mrs. Meredith for a time.
The Ambassador of Belgium.
Baron de Cartier. has returned to
Washington from New York. where
ne went to attend the funeral Sun
day of Alexander Julian Hemphill,
for several years treasurer of the
Commission for Relief in Belgium,
OF which Herbert Hoover was presi-
dent. King Albert has instructed
the ambassador to convey his deep
est sympathy to Mrs. Hemphill and
their family in their great sorrow.
Sonora de Riano, wife of the Am
bassador OF Spain, will go to Balti-
more today to attend a dinner given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Williams.
The dinner is to be a particularly
brilliant one and a number of
prominent Washington people will
attend. Among them will be Mrs.
Charles S. Bromwell, who will re-
main in Baltimore for the dance to
be given by Mrs. Mexican for her
daughter.
Mrs. Gordon Woodbury., wife of
the Assistant Secretary of the Navy,
will be at home on Saturdays dur
ing the month of January:
The Washington herald., 1921-01-04

The Everglades, and spend some
time cruising in Southern waters.
The marriage OF Miss Frances
Noyes and Edward Hart will take
place at noon Thursday at he home
OF the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Noyes. The only attendants
will be the two small nieces Of the
bride, and the guests will be limited
to members OF the two families. A
wedding breakfast will follow the
ceremony.
Mrs. Armistead Peter, jr.. was
hostess at tea yesterday afternoon
the guests being asked to meet Miss
Carolyn Ogden-Jones. whose en-
gagement to Aristead Peter, Sd, was
recently announced. Miss Ogden
Jones is visiting Mrs. Peter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter SchoelIkopf
who are visiting William Phelps
Emo, will go to New York on Thurs
day. Mr. Schoellkopf is in this
country on leave. of absence from
his duties as secretary Of the United
States Embassy in Paris.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-04

In Germany. the University Of
Berlin has 16.Ood students.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-04

on ther wedding trfn. AFTER their
visit here Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson
will return to Detroit where they
will make their home.
Mrs. Ennalls waggaman will be
at home informally today and on
Tuesdays hereafter in January.
Mrs. George Barnett was at home
yesterday afternoon at her new
home. 2132 Bancroft place. She was
assisted by her sister, Mrs. Philip
Hin and Mrs. David Porter, who
presided at the tea table and a num-
Der Of young girls, friends OF the
hostesses's daughter, Miss Anne
Gordon
The marriage of Miss Emma Mel
bostad, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Thron Melbostad Of Boyd. Mimi,
and Rudolph, w. Santelmann. son of
Capt. and Mrs. William H. Santel-
mann, was solemnized last evening
at the residence of the bridegroom s
parents on Connecticut avenue.
The ceremony was performed at
$50 o'clock by the Rev. c. W. 10th
er Of the Concordia Church, assisted
by the Rev. Paul Mensel.
The bride. who was given in mar
riage by Philip Leroy Collins. broth
er-in-law of the bridegroom. was
attended by Miss May Anna Wood
of this city and Florida, as maid OF
honor and Miss Carla Santelmann
and Miss Helena Santelmann, sis
ters OF the bridegroom, as brides
The Washington herald., 1921-01-04

Mrs. Ennalls waggsman will be
at home informally today and or
Tuesdays hereafter in January.
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The Everglades. and spend some
time cruising in Southern waters.