The Washington times., 1905-12-06

Godoy and Mime. Godoy. with almost
ali OF the society people OF the city as
well as music lovers present
Archibald A. Latchford and Isabelle
Langley were married Tuesday evening,
December 5. at st. Martins Church. by
the Rev. Father Hannah. only the i'm
mediate family being present
The bride wore a light gray suit with
mine furs. They left at 9 D. N. for a
short trip. and on their return will
reside at 312 r street northeast.
Miss Lavinia Goldsmith Will be al
home Sunday evenings. during Decem-
Der. at 429 r street and not in January,
as was printed in last evenings Times.
A Burnstine. en- route South from
New York. stopped here for a few days
with Mrs. Burnstines parents. Mrs.
Burnstine viii remain here until Christ
mas.
Miss Sarah Levy is in Baltimore. the
guest of Mrs. l.. Levy. Later in the
week Misses Frances and Ida Levy will
join their sister. and all win ATTEND
the wedding Of Miss Buttner. in Balti-
more.
Council of Jewish Women. viii give a
vaudeville performance and dance on
January 10. at National Rifles Armory.
| Great success Is anticipated
The following washington people are
registered at New York hotels today:
A y. Akers A. Bennett, G. Ii. Cory
a. w. Cowles, Mrs. NJ. II. Goodrich II
Jennings. w. a. Heating. A l. Mack
a. r. Martin. H. D. Smith, L. W. Sweet
Autograph copies of popular books
VIII be sold for the benefit OF the Bryr
Mawr College endowment fund on Fri.
! day and Saturday, December 10 and 16
at 1900 Massachusetts, avenue, formerly
the home OF Vice President Fairbanks.
About etghty-SlX well-knOWn author:
! have contributed autographs and quo.
tations from their books. Some of tn,
most prominent are President Roose
| welt, Edward Everett Hale MARI
| Twain, and Thomas Hardy.
! The committee in charge of the sale
/ is planning TO have some Of the mos
valuable books auctioncd, but most o
| of the books are intended to provid,
| Christmas shoppers with an oppOrtunitN
/ to get unusual presents at rcasona bl,
prices.
/ The fund 10 which the proceeds o.
the sale are 10 be given IS being raiseC
! by the aIumnae Of Bryn Mawr Colleg,
was found that 20 maintain the colleg,
! on its present efficient basis more none,
/ was needed than was being dcrivet
! from its regular income. and an appea
was made TO the graduates of the IN
stitutiOn TO raise n million dollars.
The Carroll Institute viii hold it,
! first complimentary dance of the pres
I eut season on tomorrow evening, DE
| ccmber Z. For many years these func
1 tions have been among the most pop
! ular events OF the social world. Tn
/ arrangements are always of an elabo
! rate character. and conducted with
| degree OF care for details which insure
a most enjoyable occasion. The dane
Will be conducted under the same man
agement which. during the past tw
years. has looked after the arrange
ments. Special attention has been give
| TO the preparation OF the musical pro
gram. which. fl is said. is one of un
usual merit.
The chaperOns are Mrs. Frank p Ma,
| and Mrs. George Griffith, The enter
! tainment committee is composed o
Robert c. Howard, w. 9. Sullivan. an
w. S Mccarthy. The guests will D
received by the following committee
W &. Sullivan, John Stephen Giusta
Arthur j May, Francis j. p. Cleay
Harry r. Cullen, Charles l.. Ferry
James N Fitzpatrick. il. John J. Cor
man, j. Cassin Howard, Daniel s. Mas
terson, and James A. Toomey.