Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-06
1880 Carnival. Listed
For Charity, Interests
New York Social Set
Newest Planet of Record Is
Scheduled as Pageant Ro-
nance Feature - Special
News of Fashion World.

NEW YORK, April 5.-The ninth and
newest planet, which can be seen only
through the most powerful of telescopes,
will personally" attend the Charity
Carnival Of 1880 in Madison Square
Garden the evening of April 90. taking
an important part in the pageant "Ro-
nance" 1t already has been announced
that the romance of light is to be por-
trayed at the carnival, which is an out
growth of the Park Avenue Street Fair.
and that Venus, Juno, Minerva and
others will attend.
Mrs. Arthur B. Claflin and Mrs. Ed
ward F. Hutton, honorary chairmen,
and Mrs. Eugene w. Ong, executive
chairman of the carnival, have an
nounced that the ninth planet will be
an important member of the carnival
committees and that the creation of her
costume for the occasion will evoke the
skill and art of the country's most IA
nous designers. In the light episode
Mrs. Wilmerding Cramer will be cleo
trio light; Mrs. Edward Slade, lamp
light; Mrs. Arthur French, candle light:
Mrs. Robert Condor, fire light, and
Nine. Bauer moonlight.
Appropriate to the theme. the song
Romance" will be sung by Rudy VAL
lee, who also will sing the stein Song
assisted by his Connecticut Yankees
Miss Katrinka Van c. Suydam has
been chosen chairman of the debutante
committee for the carnival and an
nounces as members Of her committee
Misses Virginia Thaw Louise Vic
tor, Eugenia Morris, Cathleen Fox,
Martha Milliken. Janet Stone, Gwen
dolyn Roome, Olive Whitman, Harriet
Jackson and Eugene Greenley.
Several Af int o.
society have been announced in the last
few days. Mr.. ard Mrs. William Trus-
low Hyde of 1925 Fifth avenue and
Cooperstown, N. Y. have made known
the engagement Of their daughter, Miss
Beatrice Hyde. to James Hilton Mari.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. James Mari of
Quincy, Mass. Miss Hyde attended the
Spence School and was graduated from
Vassar in 1926. She is a member of the
New York Junior League and is sis
ter OF William TruSlow Hyde, jr, a
sophomore at Yale of Miss Ann HYDE
and of Mrs. Robert Johnston. jr, for
merly Miss Katherine 3. Hyde
The wedding will take place July
at the Summer home of Mr. and Mrs.
Hyde. at Cooperstown.
Mrs. Jacqueline Julian, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Rice Lewis Julian Of the
Hotel Webster, this city was married a
few days ago at the ST. Regis to Joseph
Gales Holcombe of Kingston, N. Y
Only immediate friends and relatives
witnessed the ceremony, which was per-
formed by the Rev. Richard Seebode
of the Church of the Saviour. Brook
lyn Heights. Mrs Mallard Bloomer of
New York and Benjamin Royal Hol-
combe of Washington and New York
were the only attendants.
Mrs. Julian was married in 1927 to
Lieut.. Byron E. Gates of the Army Air
Service. and on the termination of the
marriage last year in Reno was granted
permission by the court to use her for
mer name. She was graduated from
the Spence School IN 1924 and made
her debut in this city.
Mr.. Holcombe was graduated from
the Peekskill Military Academy and
served overseas as a lieutenant in the
World War. Mr.. Benjamin Royal Hol-
combe married Mrs Sylvanus Stokes,
the former Miss Margaret Fannestock,
several years ago in Newport.