Evening star., 1933-02-11

Lima, Peru, and Mrs William Fer
guson Cavenaugh, have been the guests
OF the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry l.. Davis, jr., for a week and
Will spend the coming week with Mr..
Cavenaughs parents, Col. and Mrs. H.
LAT. Cavenaugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cavenaugh are en- route
from Lima to Gibraltar to which post
Mr.. Cavenaugh has been transferred
from South America.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Loran sabin
nave issued invitations for a reception
Sunday afternoon, February 10. from
to o'clock in their home at 1900
Garfield street, in honor of their son
and daughter -in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Hill
bert Speich Sabin, whose marriage took
place recently. Mr. and Mrs. Sabin,
the latter formerly Miss Sarah Ann
johnson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Cooke Johnson, were married
Saturday, January %, in Princeton,
where Mr.. and Mrs. johnson make their
home.
Mrs. Walter Lam announces the
marriage of her daughter, Marie Jo-
hanna, to Mr.. Paul Newton Kugler of
Springfield, Mo-, son of the Rev Mr..
kugler OF Philadelphia. The wedding
| took place Thursday evening in Spring.
field, where Mr.. and Mrs. Kugler will
make their home. The bride is grand
daughter OF the late Mr.. and Mrs. c.
A. Heineken of Haymarket, Va.
Mrs. Samuel M. Greer of New York
City will arrive in Washington Tuesday
and spend several days as the guest
OF Mai. Gen. and Mrs. F. w. Coleman
at their home in Edgemoor, Md.
The former United States Ambassador
10 Italy, Mr.. Henry P. Fletcher, will
sail today from New York for a West
Indies cruise on the Conte Grande.
Mrs. John Phillip Sousa, widow of
the march king and composer and her
daughter, Miss j. Priscilla Sousa. will
come from New York to attend "The
Evening with Sousa," to be given Tues
day. In the Buchanan Auditorium, at
Thirteenth and D streets southeast, by
the Southeast Washington Citizens As
sociation.
They will arrive at about o'clock
Tuesday and will stay until Wednesday
at the Grace Dodge Hotel.
Mrs. j. H. Rossiter had guests lunch
ing with her yesterday at the Carlton.
Princess TroubetskoI, Russian So
prano. who will give a concert in Me-
mortal Continental Hall Friday after
noon, February "a, has gone to
Philadelphia over the week end to re-
hearse for her concert with Mr.. Sylvan
Levin, who will play her accompani-
ment here. This concert is looked for
ward to with much interest. as the
princess, who is known on the concert
stage as Dagmara Renina, is the Dos
SCISSOR of a dramatic soprano voice and
Mr.. Levin is well known pianist and
accompanist. having appeared this Win
ter as soloist with the Philadelphia
Orchestra, under the baton of Leopold
Stokowski. Several boxes already have
been taken for the concert.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Allen Hoffman
LETT Tor motor trip to Florida today.
They will tour both the East and West
coasts and go to Havana before re-
turning to Washington March 3.
Mrs. William F. Keohan entertained
a small party at luncheon yesterday at
the Carlton.
Officials and Diplomats
To Attend Carmen" Tomorrow.
Society at large will attend the gala
grand opera performance of Carmen"
tomorrow night in the Washington Au-
ditorium. which will be the second in
the series of popular-priced grand
opera events here this Winter under
the direction Of Mr.. Alfredo Salmaggi
and his opera company.
Additional box holders for Carmen"
are the Ambassador of Italy, Signor
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