The Washington herald., 1906-11-07


the bride and bridegroom. The altar and
chancel were very tastefully decorated
with palms and white ehrysanthemums.
the lighted tapers on the high altar add
Ing greatly to the beauty Of the scene.
Rev. Ambrose Bevans. the assistant
rector read the service and also officiated
at the nuptiaI mass which followed. The
bride, who was unattended. wore a hand
! some tailor costume Of blue cloth with
/ large blue hat, and carried a prayer book
and cluster of white roses.
Owing to the recent death of the bride
/ groom's mother, no invitations were IS
I sued for the ceremony, nor was there
/ any reception. Mr. and Mrs. Roberts
left Immediately after their marriage for
/ an extensive Southern trip, TO include a
1 visit to the former home of the bride
I groom at GatesviIle. y. {.
/ They will reside at l0ll Q street, where
/ they will be at home after January I.
/ The marriage OF Miss Grace Fortesque
! Powell, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II II.
Powell to Ensign Robert Bell Hnliard,
I L. S. y, will take place in st. Paurs
/ Church, Englewo0d, y. J., Tuesday, No
Vember %
Miss Daisy Mackall entertained at cards
yesterday afternoon at her apartment at
the Laclede Vermont avenue, the
guests being members of her card club.
| Those present were Mrs Eugene A
Jones, Mrs. Frank CisseIl, Mrs Brawner.
Miss Matte Brawner, Mrs. Alexander, the
Misses Alexander. Misses Josie Wagga-
man, Mae Morris, Marguerite Wilcox, and
Clara Beall Cassln.
Mrs. Ella Pride and her daughter. Miss
Fermine. OF Nashville. Tenn, are visit
ing Washington. and viii be here for two
weeks or more. They are staying with
Miss Cameron at S06 Eighteenth street
northwest.
Miss Irene Simpson arrived from New
York yesterday TO visit Miss Roberta
Howard at the latter's home at 9lI
Rhode Island avenue northwest.
The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. George Bailey
Of the Western Presbyterian Church. held
an informal reception for members and
friends OF the congregation this evening
at the manse, 2l09 G street.
I j. l. IL
and family have returned from abroad
and are at the Highlands.
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Leech have re-
turned to the city
Mr. and Mrs Louis J. Jackson have
moved from NJ street. and are occupy
ing their new home at 30l0 Thirteenth
10
vember Is.
The Ladies Auxiliary Of the Washing
ton Hebrew congregation gave its first
whist this season in the parlors Of the
Mercantile Club. The first prize was won
by Mrs Marx Kaufman; the second by
Mrs Eugene Schwab. and the third by
Miss Nettie Mannheimer. of Cincinnati.
who is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Sanger, Of this city.
Mrs RosenthaI and Mrs Fannie ROsen-
thai have concluded their visit 20 Mrs
Jack Kahn and returned to their home.
in Baltimore.
Mrs. David Kahn and Mrs. B. Hartz.
Of Twelfth street, have returned from a
short trip 10 Baltimore.
Henry J. Lauman and family. Of Gin
cinnau, viii make Washington their
home.
J. Rosenthal has returned 70 his home,
IN New York CITY after being the guest
for the past week of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Auerbacn-
Mr.. Eugene Young has issued invita-
tions 10 d large dance on December II TO
celebrate his twenty-first birthday
Mrs. Lloyd Brett and her daughter.
Miss Brett. have returned TO their George
town residence, after an absence Of sew
eral months.
Col. f. 3. Townsend, who has been
sojourning at his colonial home in old
Virginia, twenty-five miles south OF Rich
mond, for the past month. wifi enter
tain at dinner a number OF his friends
from Washington, Cincinnati. and Rich
mOnd on Monday Of next week.
Mr. Emanuel Stein. Of Guatemala. Cen
traI America. is the guest of his cousin.
Mrs. s. Oppenheimer, 6o4 Q street north
west.
The piano. song. and violin recital at
the Arlington the afternoon Of November
13 will be the second appearance in
Washington Of Miss Louise Dyas. This
gifted violinist, a favorite pupil of Ysaye.
with whom she studied for three years. is
fast winning favor accorded only 10 the
truly great.