The Washington times., 1921-02-07

Mrs. Warren q. Harding, Mrs
Thomas N MaFhhan Mrs Freoertck
IA. oiiiett. Mrs. Mahion Pitnsy, Mrs.
Joseph 4. France. Mrs. stephen IL.
Elkins. Mrs. Frank w. Aondell ana
Mrs. Robert Lansing are pstronssses
for the classes.
y Major and Mrs. Richard Creecy are
al the Hotel Powhstsn until after the
middle OF Februsry. when they will
occupy their apartment at 1900 1
street northwest Mai. creecy has re-
Gently arrived In Washington and 10
on duty at headquarters. u. s. Ma
rine Corps.
MAJ. Philip Torrey. u. \. NJ c.. and
MIRA Torrsy. who are stationed In
Haiti. viii have as a guest this week
the istter's mother Mrs. stephen
TTescott. who left Washington re-
Gently and sailed from Norfolk TO
spend few months with them In
their new environs.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY nv ID. A. II.
Members of Independence Bell
chapter N. 5. Of the ID. A .R. will give
a birthday party In honor Of Mrs.
toOhg tsthr
ing. February II. at the Washington
Club, Seventeenth and X streets. All
regents. former regents and officers of
chapters are invited TO attend the re-
ception. Among those who Will as
sist-a Mrs. George Maynard Minor.
president general; Mrs. George
Thatcher Guernsey. former president
general; Mrs. George w. White.
treasurer general; Mrs. q. Wallace
Hanger. organizing secretary general;
Mrs Francis st. Clair, state regent;
and Mrs. Howard S. Hodgkins. former
state regent
The Juvenile Movie Club had
number OF distinguished guests at the
Belasco Theaters special children's
program last Saturday, among them
Miss Mabel Boardman and her mother,
the Superintendent OF Schools and
Mrs Ballou, the District Commits
sioners and their families. and mem
bers OF the Board of Education. Mrs.
Wilmer Boiling. Mrs. Wilson's sister.
occupied the Presidential box. There
will be "a program OF Red Cross Aims
this week, the performance being
primarily for the Junior Red Cross
membership.
Eight hundred guests attended the
annual ball given by Areme Chapter.
Order of the Eastern Star. last Friday
evening at the Hotel Washington
Among the guests were Edward s.
Brashears, grand patron. and Mrs.
Brashears, and Mrs. Il. Nancy Clark
son. matron OF Areme Chapter. The
ball was one of the most successful in
the history Of the chapter.
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One Of the home weddings of last
week took place at o'clock We'd
nesday afternoon, when Miss Mildred
Berens. daughter OF Mrs. f. c.
Berens. and J. harrington Darby. OF
Jacksonville. Fla. were married. The
ceremony was performed by Mgr.
Mackin, of st. Paurs Church.
James r. Darby, father of the BRIDE
groom. acted as his best man and
Miss Henrietta Berens. cousin of the
bride. was maid of honor The
bridal gown was of embroidered
white tafYeta and tulle over cloth
Of silver and a picture hat of tulle
was worn with II. After an ex-
tended tour in the North. Mr.. and
Mrs. Darby will make their home in
Florida. Among the out-of-town
guests at the wedding were Mr.. and
Mrs. James r. Darby, Of Jackson
willie, Fla; Miss Nance, OF Curtis
Bay. Md, and C. A McAvoy. OF
Baltimore, Md.
A romance that began in Washing
ton in the office of William Gibbs
McAdoo. then Secretary of the Treas
ury, eliminated in a wedding yester-
day in st. Augustus Church, Union
Hill. q suburb of New York. when
Miss Ethel Rose. Van Steenbergh9
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Van Steenbergh, and Edward II.
Hayden were married. The Rev.
Robert Byer performed the ceremony.
The bride was Mr.. McAdoo's private
secretary. and the bridegroom was
confidential clerk. Mr.. Hayden re-
signed his position at the beginning
OF the war and served in France with
the Medical Corps. During the peace
conference he was assigned as order
ly to Rear Admiral Grayson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayden will make
their home In Los Angeles, where Mr..
Hayden has a position in the income
tax bureau.