Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-26
NOTABLE EVENTS IN
TIE SOCIAL WORLD

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and devoted to her old friends two qualities
that have endeared her to so many and
which constantly finds expression in en-
viable ways. Mr.. Mckee will join his wife
for a short visit and their son. Benjamin
Harrison Mckee. will spend his Easter holi-
day from college here also.
Mrs. Spooner wife of Senator Spooner,
was born in New York state, but in her
early youth her parents went out to WIS
cousin to live. She was sent back to sara
toga and Albany, where her school DAYS
began and where her really beautiful voice
received its first training. Her singing gave
great pleasure there and has many times In
this city where no senatorial household Is
more popular nor any of its hostesses more
delightful. During Senator Spooners hrst
term the family lived on Capitol Hill ana
their house was the scene of frequent gath
erines when music was the feature. Later
on Senator and Mrs. Spooner spent year
in the Stewart house on + street, ana the
past winter have had a 10th street house.
the former residence of one or the OLDEST
residential families and which abounds In
specimens of beautiful old mahogany amid
appropriate surroundings.
Mrs Spooner likes Washington in the
spring and Is still In town.
After yesterdays trio of large and small
weddings the possibilities of these Lenten
than those of the regular season. TUESDAY
next at noon the marriage OF Miss lSaDeh
Mauro and Mr.. Charles Stratton French OF
Boston will take place at st. THOMAS
Church and will be followed by a breaktast
for the bridal party and relatives at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Mauro. The
relatives of the bridegroom coming from
Boston make quite party. lncludihs MS
mother. Mrs. John J. French of Common
wealth avenue. He is a Harvard graduate
and is a member of the Puritan and East
ern yacht clubs. Miss Mauro is charming
young woman, who has spent much time
abroad with her parents. Miss Helen
French and Miss Mary Easton will be her
bridesmaids and Miss Margaret Mauro her
maid of honor.
The marriage of Miss Marian Hubbard
Bell and Mr.. David G. Fairchild will be an
after-Easter event
Misses Ruth and Virginia Nall. past ma
tional officers of the Ladies of the G A X.
who were the guests of Mrs c. n. Avery OF
1867 Oak street Mt. Pleasant. have re-
turned TO their home in Wheeling. w. Va.
Miss Sarah Lattmer Avery of AGO Oak
street Mt Pleasant. has gone to Wheeling,
W. Va, as the guest of the Misses Nall
Mr. and Mrs Lewis p Geiger of E1kins
Park Pa one of the suburbs of Philadel-
phia have issued invitations to the mar
riage of their daughter, Alexandra Bacon,
to William Berry Yoder of PittsburS, Ia
formerly of Washington. d. c., son OF
Major and Mrs. Charles T. ioder of No.
1887 22d street northwest.
The ceremony will take place on the even
ing of April 3. 1905, at the brides resi-
dence followed by a reception from t. 10
O'clock after which the couple will make
ar extended tour through Florida and the
south. Upon their return they Will be AT
home" in their new residence, NO. 12:'S
Murray Hill avenue, East End, Pittsburg,
Pa.
Dinner hosts and hostesses of this week
will include the japanese minister, Senator
and Mrs. Elkins. Captain and Mrs. Beach,
Mr.. and Mrs. Worthington and Mr.. Thrmas
NJ. Gale. The German ambassador and
Baroness Won Sternburg will give their last
reception Tuesday night 1t will be precnd-
ed by a dinner.
pretty and impressive wedding cere-
mony will be performed at $50 o'clock this
evening on the stage of National Rifles Ar
mory. The bride will be Miss Annie Roscn-
thai, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. s. Ro5en-
thai of 1874 It'll street northwest. and the
groom Mr.. Abraham s. Bernstein, pros
porous young business man of New York
city. Over 400 guests are expected to wit
ness the ceremony, which will be conducted
by Rev. Julius Loeb of the Adas Israel
Congregation of this city. The bridal party
will include friends of the young couple
from New York, Baltimore and Washing
ton.
The maid of honor will be Miss Sarah
Rosenthal, sister of the bride. and Mrs.
Hank Schlosberg, married sister, will be
the matron of honor. The bridesmaids VIII
be Miss Martha Bernstein, Miss Bessie
WallowitZ and Miss Gussie eastman, cnus-
ins of the bride, and Miss Jennie Altman. of
New York city; Miss Annie Harris Snd
Miss Mamye Levenson of Baltimore and
Mss Ida Levy, Miss Lottie Cohen and Mss
Libby Levy of this city.
Mr.. Max Rosenthal will be best man, and
the ushers will be Messrs. Samuel Fern
stein, Emmanuel Bernstein (brothers of the
groom), and Dave Myers Maurice Arnheim
thai, jr., Joe Levy. Abe Cohen, lisa ore
Goldsmith of this city and Abe Cohen CT
Baltimore.
The bride and groom expect to be gone
on their wedding trip for about three weeks,
during which time they will visit Atlan:ic
City, Philadelphia. Niagara Falls, Canada
and the Thousand Islands They will live
in New York city.
The Bolivian minister and Nine. Calderon
gave small dinner last night.
Miss NJ E. Janifer entertained last Thurs
day evening at her residence, 1116 9th
street northeast, Miss Apenda Davis of
Hampton, Va, and Mrs. Lottie Saunders
OF Pittsfield, Mass. The parlors and halls
were beautifully decorated with palms
Whist dancing and vocal music, rendered
by Misses George Smith, Hattie Edmonds
and Mr.. Thomas Wilson, pleasantly enter
taineu tne guests. "A substantial and dainty
supper was served. Those present were:
Mis7es Cora Smith, Mana Jones, Rosa
Males, Gorilla Burks. Lillian Dancy, Geor-
gle Smith and Hattie Edmonds. Mrs. Re-
becca Gray Mrs. Alice Thornton. Mrs. Lot
tie Saunders, Mrs. Clara Wheeler, Messrs
E. r. James. ]. Byron, NJ. McBeth, A Bas-
set. T. Wilson, H. Thornton. ]. Wheeler,
j. w. Janifer, T. Johnson, c. Richardson,
c. King, 7. A. Bagly. DR.. G. Cox, A. Gray
Mrs. Charles A. Chase of Colorado for
merly Miss Ruth Hamilton, Is visiting her
mother, Mrs Anna Sanborn Hamilton, at
1919 Vermont avenue. Mr.. Chase will join
his wife later.
Senator and Mrs. Elkins and Miss Elkins
spent last week in New York but will be
home to entertain at a dinner Monday
night.
Senator and Mrs. Burrows will spend the
spring months here, as they contemplate
building a dining room addition to their
house on Massachusetts avenue. Mrs. Bur
rows Is now in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Stanley Matthews and Miss Mitchell
will spend the summer abroad, and are to
sail next month.
The Cuban minister and Madam Quesada
are going abroad shortly to spend several
months in travel
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