Evening Star Newspaper, February 10, 1926, Page 17

T EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1926. 17 14 v | dence, L. i ce Moses. | render (Continned from Sixteenth Puze) {of the ) T | | Mrs. wore old roscs crepe with a tan hat l,he Decluration of Indepen 1 occasion. rancis Hopkingon, will he | corations, costumes, music, lights, | Washington, happily, has the king | ed. and many forgotten sonzs |: | partake of the atmosphere of carnival makers as its chairman [ ; ats hior s, ] Chorus.: The compositions of G the 50 knighits led maskers, who |cvening, Tuesday, February 16, and |who are well versed in Mardi Gras |been chosen, soon the eight bewitch- | Memphis, Tenn.. and Mrs. Anna Kath- S O C I E 37 ety Copet ] BinEtons o eria oo e Will JeAd the cArGIVAY revels o that | the thrills and sirprises will ail oc- festivities all over the world. Rupert |ingly beautiful maidens will have | erine Green Rohlfs of Buffalo, N. Y i cur before midnig! ht that evening. Hughes, celebrates period will s vevived. of Latin countries, or possibly Ori-{for Walter Denegre is a leader of (/¥ not # member Georze Thompson will enter I scheme of this fascinating ball | king of Mardi Gra and carried o cluster of carly Spring | M. Wi . o Mr. JAmest j tain the North Beach Home Club to- [ Will be far removed from the usual}and chosen s his \ yed the | the Women's College of Law. nating in one big riotous day when the ! 1=y cevn of ¥ chay meen home & law and sister, ) . T. it col houquet of swee * MclLane and lilies of the valley. Among the ont-of-town g Mrs. Dg Johnston «f Langley the wedding were Mr. Cha el 3 ? of honor pziley and Mr. Wilson S ey, | nnd n B brothers of the bride; her Miss | With Vi Bailev, and ssaret Mac. | Batch cousn of the and Miss wrtford, Conn., e § Willii en was ihe bes 3 Macalean was eremony was followed . by el tat the Hamilton Hotel M patuinte of INliss i N his bride let after the I danzhier of ast for s two months' L te Y of 13 e Lon 1 the Tate Dr. i : it ul fionso o Mr. Daniel Rusee! . - and Mi. Joseph Maver. who |street iearge W ! St White Sulphur S il this ; (nston tomorrow fon s’ Chu ” the ¥ v Addi of Miss Ellen M Jame. oiticinting i music i ) Ave Aaria ferns and palms were 0 the church and a1 wed in _the home of ti : 3 € Wilbur R, Tu; wore a She w < Helena A ‘ezan was the best mar s ) wore orchid crepe. made 1 wedlding trip North Mr. Kathleen MeGinnis and | cre flower ve ks in homas Hurney was ! House he usher Join e | feft for neil and Mr After the 1 Wall Toft M Sak= entertained Deon today in the Chinesc room j of tho Mayilower in compliment to her davshier, Mrs. Leon Mever of | Girminsham. Ak, who is her house Zuest. Covers were laid for 43 Henry of London. v e ¢ s, Meyer Davis has left Wash Washinzton last 1 W R for Palm Deach, where GE Bionor At Ainnecils : spend the remainder of the Win- of Mr. and Mrs. Henry s ‘who entertained at Casa M e L 3 K < Mille Park — 18 ot A man in | 25 James and iy Fide s 11 weeks, Washinzston todiy fr s of Chevy nd while in the city « L Ghay luncheon and — “ountry . Clavence N. Good- e in Washinzt n their home in Chicy the MavfAower Hote \ltemus, Mrs — Aliss Blizabeth 18 Spencer < atriotism A Spencer. ith. ; - plans for B e spendinz o fey R e ot Mot Vernon! in Washinzton en rout = FPines and are st Wardmer Hotel — 12 hose Drrnes. w heipi known in many mu has cha Miss ards 3 X re. the popu- Skinner. 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