Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-04
Costume Ball Monday
OF International Assembly.


Of international Assembly.
scene of picturesque beauty will be
presented Monday night when men,
bers of the Washington International
Assembly and their invited guests
gather at the annual costume ball in
the Willard Hotel in response to invi-
tations issued by the board of govern
ors. Many of those present will be in
costumes reminiscent of Colonial days,
while others will find inspiration in
later periods of the country'S history
or in the Old World, with its varied
nationalities and its many types of ma
tive dress. Members of the diplomatic
corps in attendance and officers of the
Army and Navy have been requested to
wear their official decorations, adding
a note of increased brilliance to the
affair. Members of the mems floor
committee will be distinguished by bou-
tonnieres-red, white and blue for the
chairman, Mr.. Walter D. Davidge, and
red and white for his associates-and
they will all wear white gloves.
This committee includes, in addition
to the chairman, Senator Arthur Cap
per- Senator Willard E. Tydings Brig.
Gen. william z. Horton, Col. Rawson
Warren, Capt. John P. jackson, Mr.
William Bowie Clarke, Mr.. Lynch
Luquer Mr.. John Washington Davldge,
Flournoy, Mr.. William Jennings Price,
Mr.. Laurence Gouverneur Hoes, Mr..
Robert Dulaney Cummin, Mr.. Thomas
Sim Lee, Mr.. Arthur G. Pickering, Mr..
George H. Calvert. jr.; Mr.. Fulton
Lewis, jr, and MIR. Mitchell B. Carroll
Prominent among the young girls who
will take part in the march OF the
nations, which will be given at IL
o'clock under the leadership of Brig.
Gen. z. Horton, will be group from
the embassies and legations, including
Senorita Lucia TesSada Guzman, daugh-
ter of Sonora de Prieto, who will carry
the Cuban flag; Miss Loranda Prochnik,
daughter of the Minister of Austria and
Nine. Prochnik, who will bear the
standard of Austria; Miss Ellis Bos-
from daughter of the Minister OF
Sweden and Nine. Bostrom, the flag of
Sweden, and Senorita Maria Hortensia
Diez de Medina, daughter of the Min
lister of Bolivia and Sonora de Medina,
the Bolivian flag. Miss Marion Jardine
Miss Mary Carolina Henry, Miss Kath-
arine Knox Berry, Miss Mary Black
man Bass and Miss Elizabeth Trescott
are recent additions to the group TAX
Ing part in this feature.
The marriage of Miss Katherine Vir-
einia Anderson to Mr.. James Culver
Park, jr.. of New York, which is taking
place in Baltimore this afternoon, is not
only among the most important of the
season in Monumental City society, but
also over a considerable section of So
ciety elsewhere The bride is daugh'
ter of Mrs. James Dorroh Anderson o
Baltimore, formerly Of Virginia. Sh'
completed her education at Sweet Bria
College and made her debut at thu
Bachelors Cotillon in Baltimore a few
seasons ago. Mr. Park is son of Mrs
Samuel Culver Park of Salt Lake Cit,
and New York. He graduated from
Yale with the class of 1925 and from
the Harvard Graduate School in 1927
The ceremony will be performed at
o'clock in Christ Protestant Episcops
Church, where the rector. Rev. H. W
B. Dunegan, will assist the Rev. d.
Arthur Barksdale Kinsolving, rector Q
Old st. Paul's Church, in offlciating.
The bride will be given in marriag
by her cousin, Mr.. Warren Hines Clark
of Chicago. She will wear a gown o
egeshell-color satin with her mother
wedding veil of tulle caught with clus
tiers of orange blossoms, and will carr
Gala lilies. Mrs. Joseph Branhan
Cooke of Norfolk, Va, only sister o