Evening star., 1934-09-14

the coming seasons debutantes as
ushers and prominent society folk
as hostesses. The Community Players,
members of the Roof Players, will
60 to Baltimore In a bus, to attend
the show there, returning the same
night, as viii the members of "The
Drunkard" cast.
Meanwhile, interest here In the
Baltimore performances is great and
many who have enjoyed the Roof
Players atop the willard viii go to
Baltimore next week, either Wednes-
day or Friday, to see them In their
new quarters. The Washington per-
formances will continue next week
as usual, Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, 8:45 O'Clock.
The members of the Roof Players
who will appear in Baltimore are
Mrs. Maud Howell Smith, Miss Anne
Ives, Mrs. Elizabeth Gatlin Pritchard,
Miss Rebecca Tarwater, Miss Ethel
Hayden, Mr.. Forney Reese, Mr.. John
Lloyd Sikken, Mr.. Isham Keith, jr. /;
Mr.. Maurice Jarvis, Mr.. John Shellie,
Mr.. H. r. Baukhage, Mr.. Walter
Studdiford, Mr.. w. s. Stewart, Mr..
Andrew Dent, jr.; Mr.. George w.
Smith and Mr.. William Austin Davis
Among those who attended the play
last night we're Mr.. Robert Cottrell
Mr.. Joseph Kaufman, Mr.. M. E.
Gross, Mr.. F. j. Kelly, Lieut.. Pierre
pont, Mr.. Arthur Riley, Mr.. L. I.
Payne, and many others who enter
tanned guests for the gay event. In
tomorrow nights audience will be
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Davis, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. c. Olsen, Mr.. H. H. Mont
gomery and Mr.. Norman Frost.
Miss Katherine B. Murphy, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Murphy OF
st. Joseph, Mo-. and Mr.. Lee Fischer
Dante, son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
J. Dante of this city, were married
Saturday, September l, at q high
nuptial mass In st. Joseph's Cathe-
dral, in st. Joseph, Mo-, the Rev. @.
F. Buddy ofilciating.
The sanctuary was decorated with
palms, candelabra and white roses,
among which was the rare new Silver
Wedding rose. The pews were marked
with clusters of large chrysanthe-
NUNS holding the white ribbon bar
rierS.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father and wore q tailored ensem-
Bile Of pink crepe with knee-length
Jacket and pink jabot. Her hat was
Of pink crepe and her slippers Of the
same hue. She carried . mum OF tiny
white cFrysanthemurns, trimmed with
orchids and lilies Of the valley.
Her maid Of honor, Miss Jane New
ton Of Wilmette, Ill, wore q dress OF
light blue crepe, made on the same
tailored lines as the brides, with
matching hat and slippers. She car
ried muff of Briarcliff roses. The
brides sister, Miss Ruth Murphy, who
was bridesmaid, wore q similar cos
tune Of pale yellow, and carried q
muff of Joanna Hill and Talisman
roses.
Mr.. John Heron of this city was
best man and Mr.. John H. Dante
brother of the bridegroom, wa
groomsman.
The ceremony was followed by q
breakfast in the Oakford tea room
where the table was artistically dec
GRATED.
Among the out-of- town guests were
the mother of the bridegroom, Mrs
William j. Dante; Mrs. Alice A. Dante
and Miss Esther Heron Of Washing.
ton; Mr.. and Mrs. z. p. Murphy ol
Wilmette, ILL.,: Miss Rose Murphy and
Miss Helen Hanch of Oak Park, Ill,
and Mrs. John Thornburn of Chicago.
MIR. and Mrs. Dante are touring New
England and after September II viii
reside temporarily at 3608 Rittenhouse
street. The bride received her pri.