The Washington herald., 1906-12-30

CONTINUED FROM FOURTH PAGE.
S. Hoover. of Baltimore, at o'clock
Thursday night at the home of the brides
mother. Mrs. /. A. Price, Capitol Hill.
The bride was gowned in a brown travel
ing costume, with hat to match, and car
Tied shower bouquet Of Bride roses.
She was attended by Miss Margaret Pier
pont, of Alexandria, Va. who wore a
gown of white lace over blue silk, and
carried La, France roses. The brother of
the bride, Mr.. Robert E. Price. attended
the groom, while the ribbon-beaTers were
the nieces Of the bride. Misses Gladys and
Katelea Pritchett. After the ceremony, a
wedding supper was served. After a short
trip North. Mr.. and Mrs. Venting will
make their home in Mount Alto, Pa.
Messrs. Henry and Ben Woog, Of New
York. are spending the holidays with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs Henry Woog.
Mrs Marx Kaufman has gone to Sara
nae Lake to visit her daugher. Mrs. Al
bert Strauss
Mr.. Joe Lannenberg. of New York, spent
a few days in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Franc, who have
been stopping with Mrs. Stern, of the
ClihbOurne, on Calvert street, will leave
tomorrow for New York.
Miss Ella 10th Of Cincinnati. is being
entertained by Miss Malvine Woog.
Mr.. George Silver. of New York. is visit
n .,e> -orr
Hampshire avenue. and viii be in the city
Until Wednesday.
Miss Helene Stern leaves tomorrow
for New York for a lengthy visit to Mrs.
Jerome Franc.
Mr. Charles Hndebrand Of Baltimore.
spent Christmas in this city.
Mrs. George D. Levy is in Baltimore
for few days.
Miss Rita Kahn. of Brooklyn, is the
guest of Mrs. Lou Callisher. Of Chaplin
street.
The Mercantile Club will entertain its
members with a watch party" to-mor-
row night.
Miss Emily Bloch, of New York, who
has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Eugene Schwab left for her home yes
terday.
The Octagon Club celebrated its fifth
anniversary with dance at Rauscher s
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Frank Richey and his brother. Mr..
T. A. Richey. are visiting relatives at
Fort Defiance, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Fisher. Of T street,
will give a watch party tomorrow
evening for their guest, Miss Goldie Stein,
of Baltimore.
Miss Gladys Mayer gave a luncheon
Friday afternoon.
Miss Florence Gusdorf is spending the
week with Mrs. ". Peyser. Of 1913 L
street
Mrs. Hecht. of SIG K street. and her
guest, Miss Helen Goldsmith. of Balu-
more. will be at home this evening from
10 10.
Miss Winnie Stern leaves to-day for a
Slp-t tAlp ~ view ApA a
Mr. Norman Luchs, of New York. form
erly of Washington. is spending the holt
days with his family.
Miss Judith Gassaway, of Virginia, Is
the guest of Mrs. Clifford V. Stump, Of
Capitol Hill. Before returning to her
home Miss Gassaway will visit Mrs.
Adolphus Sadessa, Of New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas F. Harris have
returned from a short wedding trip to
New York, and are established in their
new home, 17l6 North Capitol street.
Miss Jeanette Blant. of Montreal. a
former Washingtonlan. Is the guest of
Miss Natalie Mayer, Of Fifth street.
Miss Blanche Hollander has as her
guest Miss Weinberg. Of Baltimore.
Mr. Harry I. Sanger, Of New York, is
in town for few days.
Mrs Joseph E. Thropp OF I701 Twentieth
street. viii resume her days at home be-
ginning Saturday. January D.
Social entertainments by the Renroc
Club for the present season are in full
swing. Another club dance was given
at Rauschers Friday evening. It brought
out the largest attendance Of the year.
and was by far the most successful The
entertainment committee, consisting of r.
B. Fleharty, chairman; Thomas ]. King.
jr., Charles J. Turner. and R. NJ Harper.
had at first planned to hold the affair NJ
the Arlington, but owing to a mlsun5 =
standing the place was changed.
The marriage Of Miss DOrothea Barnett
Drew, daughter of MI and Mrs John
Lewis Drew, and Mr.. Oscar st. John
Armes viii take place on Monday morn
ing, December 81 at Davenport, Iowa.
The couple viii be at home after Feb
ruary l. at 81 West 122d street, New
York City. Oscar St. John Armes is Col
ArmeS second son. and has been con-
nected with the New York American for
several years.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Alice Madeleine McKelden, daughter OF
Mrs. Alice NJ. McKelden and the late
Mr.. William B. AIcKelden. 10 Mr. Chester
Edward Dimick, of Manchester, n. H
Mr.. Dimick is Harvard graduate. and is
now stationed at Arundel Cove. Nd, rs
professor of mathematics in the United
States Revenue Cutter Service
The Bishop OF Washington, Mrs Sat
terlee. and Miss Satterlee will receive on
New Years Day at the Bishops house