Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-24

Dustan of Alabama. widow of Gen. c. w.
Dustan of New York.
Mrs NJ. E. Cooper entertained at dinner
party Friday in her new home, 62 NJ street
northwest, her guests being Mr.. and Mrs.
F. M. Isham. Mrs. Bradield, Mrs; A: cine
Miss Sydney Cooper, Miss Gertrude Rollins.
Miss Eva Cost, Miss Ora DeArmon and
Miss DeArmon. and Messrs. CIifford
Downey. Henry T. Rodier, Albert Larivlere,
Harry Hanlein Mr.. Davis and Mr.. Shears.
Last evening Miss Tessie Solomon,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. BENJAMIN Solo
mon, and Mr.. Harry Wittsenstein OF BAL
timore were married at Rauscher's by Rab-
hi Simon, assisted by Rabbi Stern. Inc
ceremony took place in bower of palms,
vines and chrysanthemums- arranged in
the tower window.
The ushers were Messrs Leonard A.
Goldheim Benjamin Meyers, Julius /. Pey-
Ser, Philip Moses, Louis Benisch and Gaoe
Solomon.
The youthful bride was beautifully gown.
ed in white lace and wore a tulle veil. Miss
Selma Erlanger, also prettily dressed in
lace. and Mr.. Joseph Solomon attended the
couple. The brides mother was richly
gowned in black lace. After the ceremony
the guests sat down to dinner in the BAN
Quet hall. Several hundred other friends of
the couple came in later to the reception,
during which buffet supper was served.
After an extended wedding trip the newly
married couple will go to Baltimore to live.
Some of the guests of the evening were Mr..
and Mrs. l. l.. Goldheim. Mr.. and Mrs.
Meyer Wittgenstein. Rev. DIR. and Mrs ST.
mon, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Gumprecht, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Schoenthal, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ R. Erlanger, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gold
helm, Mr.. Ben Meyer Miss Leona Kauf-
man. Mr.. Jesse Benisch. Miss Selma Err
LANCER, Mr.. Leonard Goldheim, Miss Fran
ces Wittgenstein Mr.. ]. l. Peyser. Mr. and
Mrs. G. oppenheimer, Mr. and Mrs Sol
Lansburgh. Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Kusseiie,
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Goldheim, Minnie
Aaron. Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Wittgenstein.
Mr.. Felix Erlanger, Miss Ray Gumprecht,
Mr.. Gabe Solomon Mr. Philip Solomon,
Mrs. Sarah Wittgensten.
Mr. and lIrs. Jacob Bischoff announce the
marriage of their daughter Marie Eliza
beth to Mr.. Horace H. Brewer on Sunday,
October 9. in Brooklyn. N. Y. Mr. Brewer
is well known in Washington circles hav-
Ing resided here all his life until a few
years ago. when he went to Brooklyn, N. Y.
He is the son of Mr.. Horace H. Brewer of
the pension bureau. After short tour the
couple will go to housekeeping at 296 Pu-
will be at home to their many friends after
October 20. They were the recipients of
many useful and handsome presents
Miss Margaret Nelson Barry and Mr. Ju-
liam c. Keith were married at Warrenton,
in ST. James Church, Saturday morning
last, in the presence of throng that filled
the edifice. The church was beautifully
decorated for the ceremony, which was
performed by the Rev. William H. Laird
Mr. Isham Keith of West Virginia was
the best man. Miss Mary Forbes of War
renton and Miss Barry of New York were
the bridesmaids. Mrs. Leonard Horner of
New Haven the matron of honor and
Messrs. George B. Stone, Edward M. Spill
man, John c. Keith and Leonard Horner
the ushers. Little Miss Dorothy Horden
and Master Bubert Barry, jr., were the
ribbon bearers.
Mrs. r. B. Bradford has returned to
Washington, and will be in town during
the winter. Miss Bradford and Miss Rose
Mary Bradford will also spend most of the
season in Washington
Mrs. j. NJ. Thornburgh of Knoxville,
Tenn, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. ]. d.
Sullivan at the Ontario.
Colonel and Mrs Truesdell of this city
were in Florence, Italy, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Chatterton left last
Monday for an extended trip to New York
city Albany. Auburn and Niagara Falls,
N Y, and Toronto and Quebec, Canada.
New York paper has announced the
engagement of Major Gen. NJ. c. Butler of
South Carolina. formerly United States
senator from that state, and Mrs. Whit
man of South Carolina. The marriage will
take place at Tuxedo Gen. Butler is now
in New York Mrs. Whitman is Well
resided. She has been widow for several
years.
Mrs Burton, wife of the inspector gen.
eral of the army. has left the city for an
extended time covering most of the WIN
ter.
Miss Gay has returned to the city and
Is occupying apartments for the winter at
lib 18th street northwest.