Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-03
SOCIETY
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about twenty couples, chaperoned by Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Neumyer. The party was
conveyed in two large stages. A base ball
game between the two clubs composed of
the Phoenix members and canoe match
by memDer Of the Phonix Canoe Club had
been arranged. but owing to the inclement
weather they were postponed.
Mr. Albert sismund of Norfolk, Va, was
the guest of his mother for few days
during the past week.
The marriage of Mr. Sol M. Cohen. for
merly of this city. and Miss Spater OF
Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Cohen of
I'LL 8 street attended the wedding and
will spend two weeks visiting in Detroit
and Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Lisner. 1923 Massa-
chusetts avenue. will sail June from
New York to spend the summer abroad In
travel.
Mrs Aaron Jackson of Florida avenue
has as house guests her sisters. Mrs. Rob-
ert Hecht of New York city and Miss
Dora Well Of Utica.
After spending several weeks here as the
guest of her father, Mr.. Gustave Lans-
burgh, 1918 Vermont avenue, Mrs. Abe
Cohn has returned to her home In Pitts
burg, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias bIoDQHelHl dIu lam
lily are in the Blue mountains for the sum.
mer, after spending two years in the west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Salabes and Mrs. Albert
Schiff of Baltimore spent short While
in town during the week.
Mrs David Kohler of New York city
is visiting her father, Mr. E. Heidenheimer
of Cos l street northwest.
This afternoon the Rebecca Lodge. No.
1, D. o. Israel, will hold meeting In the
yestry rooms of the temple on 9Th street
at 2:3O. The special features Will he
amendment to bylaws and a social hour,
when refreshments will be served.
Mrs. Salvador Richard and children are
spending a week in Baltimore as the guests
of Mrs Richards sister, Mrs. Samuel Nat
tans on Madison avenue, and VIII be joined
by Mr.. Richard during the week.
Mr.. Saul CAM of New York city. for
merly of Washington, sailed for abroad
Thursday and will join his uncle. Mr. DAVID
Lisner to spend several months IN travel
Mrs Otto Luebkert and her daughter,
Miss Louise Rowell, 1904 street, nave
closed their home and were among the
passengers that sailed from New YORK
Thursday on the steamer Republic, taxing
the Mediterranean trip, and VIII spend tne
summer abroad in travel, returning TO TINS
city in October. They will be joined py
Mr. Luebkert during the summer.
Monday afternoon special meeting was
held in the yestry rooms of the temple by
the Council of Jewish Women, when MIS-
Joel Hillman, their ex-president, was pre-
scented with a magnificent solid silver frult
basket for her valuable services Wh1le IN
Office Mrs Hillman was greatly surprised
| and made a few remarks of acceptance
The meeting was presided over LOT the
first time by Mrs. Charles Goldsmith, the
| councils new president.
very beautiful wedding took place IN
Calvary Baptist Church last evening, wnen
| Miss Sue Brown Crossman, daushieI vi WI "a, :
| and Mrs William ID. Crossrnan ana Lesi'e
| Peniamin Gray were married by Kew. IL.
| Samuel H. Greene. Mr.. Gray Is the son oi
Mr. and Mrs Frank A. Gray of Georgetown
Heights The church was decorated IN
| palms. ferns and a quantity of white HOW
| ers the pulpit and organ loft being almost
| hidden, while in front OF the puip- was
! placed a chancel of foliage and blossoms,
where the groom, with his best man. MI
| GuiIbert Winchell of Chicago, waited TOT
the bride. The ushers who led the bridal
procession were Messrs. Nell Walcott, Nor
man Gibbons. Joseph L. Wilkes of Boston
B. c. Getsinger, ]. st. c. Handy and Eu-
gene Davis. Following them we're the
Bridesmaids Misses Lillian d. and Helen
L. Gray. the groom's sisters. The bride en-
tered the church with her rather, ana was
Immediately preceded by her sister. as maid
of honor, Miss Alice May Crossmaa. ILe
wedding marches were played by Prot.
Theo King the brides Sunday school
teacher. The bride, who is tall ami has
! very dark hair, wore a graceful dress OF
white lace over chiffon and taffesa, win
| train and carried Bride roses and valley
| lilies the lilies also being used to fassea her
| VEIL Her ornaments were string OF
| graduated pearls and a pearl and diamond
| pin. The maid of honor wore PINK crepe
| de chine princess dress and carried la
| France roses while the bridesmaids dresses
| were of white net over white taneta, win
| Of r1fpE
| of the attendants wore coronets Of PINK
| flowers. Mrs Gray wore for going away
| dress an eton suit of reseda taHeta, win
| white leghorn and lace straw hat, With re-
| seda plume After returning from a Jour-
| ney through the north Mr.. and MIS-. Gray
| will reside in this city.
| Gen. and Mrs William S. Draper. who
| have closed their home here, will so TO
| Manchester, on the New England coast, for
| the summer They will sail in September
| for Europe, and will spend year in Rome.
| Mr.. Larz Anderson has, it is said, the
| most original automobile ever manufae-
| tured. 1t is a huge machine, fitted up for
| Icing tours, and in point of speed equals any
| of the present-day touring cars.
| The Anderson car Is fitted out with re-
| versble furniture. There Is q combination
| bed and bureau that is certainly a wors OF
! art and then there is a cook stove ana
| dining table arrangement that can be
| hauled out at a moments notice. the
| whole machine, in fact, is KIND of minia-
| ture hotel on wheels with accommodations
| for eating, sleeping, working and idling.
| The Philadelphia horse show was great
| opportunity to study fashion. Its last va
| carries In headgear-the big fioppy leghorna
| or null shapes, or the tiny affairs perched
| at a tilt of sixty-hve-were each partly en-
! yeoped in lace wells Mrs. Roosevelt wore
! a deep lace veil last year This summer
| the lace wells are as voluminous as the
| chiffon ones have been for several years
| back, and the more modish fall at the BACK
| nearly to the waist.
| Mrs George A. Shehan is staying at me
| Chaplin for the month of June and at The
end Of that time will sail for Europe.
| Mrs Esch, wife OF Representative John J
| Esch of La Crosse Wis, who has been
| spending the winter at the Whitley, 924
| street left for her home in Wisconsin last
| week, accompanied by her mother and
| daughter. They expect to remain at theiI
| home during the summer.
| Mrs Edwards, wife of Representative
| Don C. Edwards of London, KY. who has
also been spending the winter at the Whit
| ley has left for her home in Kentucky
| where she will spend the summer.
Mrs Abbott of Binghamton, N. Y, is Wis
iting her daughter at 924 / street northwest