The Washington times., 1906-11-04

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Only the relatives and a few intimate
friends OF the bride and bridegroom
were present, and the young people left
on an afternoon train for their honey
moon trip.
Miss Alice W Walsh. formerly Of 20
Seaton street northwest. has Just re-
turned TO Washington and is located al
533 a street southeast.
Mrs. Esther Spierar. who has been the
guest OF her friend. Mrs. o. Hermann,
at her street residence for the last
week leaves today for her home in New
York city, Mrs. Hermann accompany
ing her for return visit of two weeks.
Mr. ana Mrs. Arthur T. Ramsey en-
tertained a party of the ministers last
evening. in the sembly hall of Fair
mont Seminary. Among the guests were
Bishop Henry Yates Satterlee. the Rev.
and Mrs. L. @. B. Peirce. the Rev. and
Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe, the Rev. and
Mrs. George Fiske Dudley. the Rev.
Teunis s. aHmlin. the Rev. s. B. Power,
the Rev W. f. Locke, the Rev. Samuel
II. Greene. and Dr. and Mrs. Thomas
Gordon. Each one of the eminent
divines made a short talk 10 the
guests and the young ladies OF the
sc.ol., after which supper was served
IN he new recreation hall which was
opened for the first time.
Miss Ethel Chase is spending the
weekend with her parents in their
apartment in the Connecticut She
cGne down from her school. Bryn
Mawr. near Philadelphia. on Friday
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Southwick as her guest They will re-
turn TO Bryn Mawr on Monday morning
Mrs. Robert S. Chiffon. jr, wife of
the American consul 70 Toronto. Can
ada, and formerly Miss Mary Dooly. is
spending a few weeks at the Richmond
with her two little girls and her son,
Robert. Mr.. Chiffon escorted his fam
ily down TO Washington and returned
to his post of duty after a few days
visit with his relatives. Mrs. Chiffon
VIII Join him IN Toronto some time this
month.
Mrs. Chilton's mother. Mrs Frank c.
Zimmerman. Is also making a visit here
with Mr.. Zimmerman, at the Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zimmerman went through
/ the terrible experience OF .he earth
quake in San Francisco last spring. and
while they were heavy losers In the
matter of other property there. their
home remained intact throughout the
great disaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus OppenheImer. Of
l4O4 Twelfth street, entertained their
! family and friends al their home IN
honor of the fifteenth anniversary of
their marriage on Friday evening. After
most enjoyable evening OF music and
good fellowship, delightful buffet sup
per was served. when Mr. and Mrs OPP
peaheimer We're the recipients of many
clever toasts and sincere good wishes
from their guests. The centerpiece OF
the table was of large yellow crysanthe-
NUNS and fall foliage. and either side
We're silver candelabra with yellow
shades. The host ana hostess receiNe ed
many beautiful gifts. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Simon, of Balti-
/ more; Mr., and Mrs. i. Neuman, Mr.. and
|, Mrs S. Oppenheimer. Mr. and Mrs. A.
Keonigsberger, Mr. and Mrs. A Kahn.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. SGlOmCns. Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ Marx. Mrs. N Stern. Mrs. Is. COblen-
zer. Mr.. and Mrs. Meyers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Kronheimer, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Hoiiander Mr.. and Mrs. L. Mount
ner. Mr. and Mrs G. Katzensteiu, Mr..
and Mrs l.. Goldsmith, Mrs. B. Young
Miss Lillian Cohen, Miss Jeanette
/ Cohen. Miss Celia Fuld, Miss Flora OPP
| penheimer. and Arthur Neuman, and
| Lester Neuman-
/ Samuel j. SJeinbergeT announces the
/ engagement of his sister. Miss Josephine
/ Steinberger. 20 Benjamin WOuberg. oil
/ Alexandria Va. AT home. this evening
! AT 122T New jersey avenue, from 10
/ 10 o'clock.
/ The usual Saturday evening whist for
4 ladies took place last Saturday, when
/ Mrs. Edward Mayer won the first prize
| Mrs. T. w NOrdlinger, the second, and
/ Mrs. Samuel Rothchild, the third.
! J. Meyering, Of Chicago. who repra-
| sents Marshall Field & Co, is visiting
/ friends in the city.