Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-25

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Ms. Prank T. Hamilton will be at
home this afternoon after o'clock at
s$oo Sixteenth street.
Miss Elizabeth Stuart daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Lee Stuart OF
New Jersey. and Mr.. John J. Whelan
Of Washington were married Monday in
Baltimore. The Rev. w. T. Way per-
formed the ceremony in the presence
OF the immediate families and few
close friends. After a tour of Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs Whelan will make their
home here. Among those who went
TO Baltimore for the wedding were Mr..
and Mrs. John Muir. Mrs. Horace Mac
farland. Nj Moran McConihe. Mr..
Gerald Blake and Mr.. Charles Singer.
Mrs. Henry Haywood Classic has cam
celed all social engagements owing TO
the death Of her brother. Mr.. Donelson
Caffery Of New Orleans.
Plans for Bal Boheme
Diversions Completed.
Rehearsals Of practically all groups
that will take part in the big features
of the Arts Club Bal Boheme Monday
night at the willard will be held today.
either at the clubhouse or at the Will
lard Final rehearsals OF the "divertisse-
ments" and the comedy stunt of The
Joust" are scheduled for Sunday after
noon at the willard when the decora-
tons and lighting arrangements will
be completed. and the bathrooms all
set" for the 1928 carnival ball for the
Capital City.
A number OF subcommittee Of the
main program committee. headed by
Mr.. L. NJ. Leisenrtng, are rushing prep
arations for the event. Final work on
the costumes for the stunt" Is being
done in the home OF Mrs. Fulton Lewis
in Georgetown. with Mrs. II. K. Bush
Brown as chairman, Mrs. Lewis and
Mrs. Grace Peters johnson as vice
chairmen, assisted by Q number Of Arts
Club members. Mrs. Mand Howell
Smith has served as chairman Of the
committee on casting the members In
the parts they are to play. and Mr..
James Otis Porter has taken over the
work OF that committee since Mrs.
Smiths departure for Texas. Miss LII
Ian Burke is chairman OF the subcom-
uittee on properties and accessories for
the stunt" and Mr. Paul Bieyden Is
chairman OF the subcommittee on
music for the '.joust."
The committee on decorations has