Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-15
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS MoSER AND MR.. COHEN
MARRIED YESTERDAY.
Michigan Club Picnics at Home Of Its
President-Travel Plans
Personals.

Yesterday at the residence of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Moser. 624
1 street, the marriage of their daughter
Miss Carrie. to Mr.. Abe Cohen took place
The ceremony was performed by Rev. l..
| Stern. the best man being Mr. II. Sanger.
| The brides sister, Mrs. A. Cohen, acted a
matron of honor. The parlors were beau
| tifully decorated with roses, asparagus
vines and ribbons. At the conclusion of the
| ceremony the couple left for tour of
northern cities. There were present Mr..
| and Mrs. Abe Cohen and son, Mr.. and Mrs.
! F. Breslau. Mr.. and Mrs. s. Breslau, Mr..
/ and Mrs A. Breslau Mr.. and Mrs. i.
| Moser and son, air. and Mrs. H. Marks,
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. Steinhardt and daughter.
Mrs. w. Cohen. Miss E. Gusdorf. Miss +.
| Breslau, Miss E. Mess. Miss NJ Steinstill,
Miss B. Hughes Miss M. Collins. Miss Alma
| Moser, Messrs. II. Breslau, b. Breslau. J.
kellam. II. Sanger, S. Steinberg. Jack
| Moser and son. {. Jones, DIR. T. A. X.
keech. Dr. Thomas Bowling. Mr. and Mrs:
| A. Jacoby, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Gutenberg and
| daughter, Mrs. ]. F. Collins and daughter
and Mrs. NJ. Nolan. Guests from out Of
| town included Mrs. s. Bass and daughter.
| Miss B. Strausberg. Miss C. Hamburger.
Miss Alva Rose. Mr.. Harry Meyer Stein
and Mr.. G. H. Morey.
Miss Faye Manning has returned from
| an extensive trip north and east and is
| the guest of Mrs. P. H. Christman at No.
1887 Corcoran street.
DR.. and Mrs. Lewis ]. Battle leave this
| evening for Cleveland and Niagara
Mrs. Charles Fisher and children of New
| York city visiting her father. DR.. NJ.
Bruckheimer, 467 l street northwest.
Mr. Mrs I'M mt hn
| now In London, are greatly enjoying the
| social events of the season. as we'll as the
! perfect weather that has prevailed since
| their arrival. They We're recently guests
| at reception given by the charge daft
| flares of the American embassy, Mr.. Henry
White and Mrs. White well at other
pleasant official and private entertainments.
| They leave this week for Paris.
| Bayport, Long Island will be something
of diplomatic center this summer with
| the presence there of the Peruvian minister
and family and the Gautemalan minister
and family.
Mr.. w. w. Eldridge, president OF the
Michigan Social Club. this year. as also
| last year. invited the club to hold its annual
! picnic and outing at his summer home in
Kensington. The invitation was accepted
| for Saturday last. when the entire MEM
bership. with their children and visitors
took the trolley for Maple Terrace. The
! dies and children. and after office hours
| the gentlemen went out. when the tables
were spread with a superabundance of good
things, which were highly appreciated by
about seventy of the visitors. Previous to
sitting down to break bread group photo
graph was taken by Mr.. Vim. Agnew. After
dinner the guests enjoyed themselves by
rambleS through the village, over green
lawns playing croquet and later with sing
ing and dancing in the spacious mansion.
Mr.. Eldridge has beautiful home with
large grounds. an orchard Of apple. plum
and peach trees. garden from which he
has an abundant supply of vegetables, and
a liberal spirit which prompts him to share
his good things with his friends The FOL-
lowing are among those who were present.
including an appreciative contingent Of
children Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Eldridge,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Wolcott. Mr. and Mrs.
8. D. Gage. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Nicholl.
Capt. and Mrs. Burridge Wilson, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. C. Weldon. Mr.. and Mrs. H. v. Bis
bee. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Berwick, DR.. and
Mrs. Sherman. Dr. and Mrs. Washburne,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Tfbbitts. Mr. and Mrs.
Mcmillan. Mr.. and Mrs. Felt Mr.. and Mrs.
]. s. Lacey, Capt. and Mrs L. E. Gridley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stoddard. Mr.. and Mrs. Scott.
Messrs. Clare Bsbee. William Agnew,
Fred Arends. Otto Blocker. F. Hinckley.
William quinn. wolcott. Scott, Mesdames
Merritt S. X. Spencer. Kate Mcmillan,
Misses Mosher. Slattery. NJ. B. Cobb.
Louise Radz, M. Spechtman. Nicholl. Ma
mie Hickox. E. Thomas. Wilson, Edyth
BERWICK. the Misses Gridley Lenore La
cey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Blondheim leave Tues
day night for Asheville, N. c., and will be
pleased to see their friends before their
departure, at 442 H street.
Miss Mary Frances Thomas and Mr..
George Robert Washington will be married
Wednesday night at Grace Episcopal
Church, at o'clock.
Among the visitors at West Point to at
tend the graduation exercises were the
Misses Milton and Mrs. w. T. Norton. Mr..
Alex NJ Milton brother of the Misses Mil
ton was one of the graduates.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Levy entertained a
number of friends at their new home. 1888
X street southwest. Games were played
and vocal solos rendered Among those
present were Misses Eta Minsky. Francis
Levy Pearl Levitan, Annie Sacks. Beckie
Rogtnsky, Ida Goldstein. Ida Peake, Mary
Greenberg Ida and Clara Haas Beckie
Minsky, Lille and Mollie Dux, Rose and
Ray Aaron, Jennie Cohen Pauline Hirsh,
Annie Rubin, Yettie Cooper. Gussie Notes.
Sarah, ANNIE Rose and Lille Levy, Sophie
Goldberg, Rita Levy, Ida Ulfman. Rose
Goldsmith, Carrie Rosenberg and Lena
Moskowitz, Messrs Arnold and Sam Hrsh,
Max Aaron. Lay Weinberg, Chas Stein.
Sam and Hyman Weisenberg, Ben Fer
man, Mike Hornstein. B. s. Finger, Jacob
Leon, DR.. Ben Leon. Albert Sidney and Sam
Haas, Garrow Viers, Joseph, Lewis and
Hyman Levy. Joseph Oxenberg Henry
Welman. Jerome Goldsmith and Mr.. Jacob
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