Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-21
Society in the National
Capital and Elsewhere
Continued From Second Page,

and Mrs Eichengreen, 1926 Madison avenue.
Baltimore Nd, was married last Tuesday
night to Mr.. s. M. Adler Of Washington.
d. c., at Lehman's Hall. Baltimore. Be-
reath a beautiful bower the ceremony
was performed by Rev. Adolph Guttmacher,
rabbi of the Madison Avenue Temple. The
wore a white gown of radium cloth. trim
med with Dutch and point lace, and car
ried Bible and shower bouquet OF
lilies of the valley. She was attended by
best man was Mr.. Simon c. Adler OF Bal
timore. The ushers were Emanuel s. Ad-
Ter. Sidney c. Adler. Monte Adeldorf, Abe
Berney, Irwin Eichengreen. Elfred Dansig,
Milton fletcher, Ernest Gehoisan, Silas
Fletcher. David Louis. Morley Mayor. VIII
liam Oberndorf. Among the out-of-town
guests were Mr.. and Mrs: Henry 8. Adler,
Miss Johanna Adler, Mr.. Herbert c. Adler,
helf, Mr.. David Louis. all of Washington.
After a trip of two weeks Mr.. and Mrs.
S. NJ. Adler will reside at 1926 Madison
avenue, Baltimore.
| Owing to the Illness Of Mrs De Almond
| the Congressional Ladies at the Driscoll
Will not receive Monday.
Mrs James Lansburgh and Miss Bessie
| Lansbungh will not be at home tomorrow,
| but will be pleased to see their friends on
| the following Monday, January ~
Mrs. John R. Brown of the Plaza chape-
rcned Miss c. Tunstall, Miss Cecala 8. Dali
ton and Miss Ella Dalton at the Southern
Relief Fund Ball. The party also included
Mr. A. f. Putnam Of California and Nj.
Francis Tracy
Mrs. William B. French will not be at
home Monday, January %, on account OF
the death Of Mrs. Russell.
Company A of the I'd Regiment, N. G..
u. c., celebrated its first anniversary
last Thursday evening by a dance given
at Mrs. Dyer's. About sixty couples were
present and among them were some Of the
| most prominent officers Of the guard.
small party from Riverdale Md. chape-
town guests. specially selected program
was carried out. Capt. T. P. Heap. or
ganzer and commander of the company. Is
very proud of the successful efforts OF
Chairman D. B. Miller, jr., and his enter
tainment committee.
Miss Louise Naudain Corbit of Odessa.
Del, Is visiting her cousin Mrs. Arthur
Giles, 1858 Mintwood place northwest.
Mrs. f. r. Young and Mrs. c. c. Pettus
of the George Washington Hotel enter
tanned their friends at cards and dancing
Thursday evening. Palms were banked in
the corridors and bali room, while Amer-
can beauty roses were in the reception
rooms. Mrs. Young was dressed In rose
pink chiffon, trimmed with lace; Mrs. Pet
Mrs. j. V Oliver, white dress trimmed in
cream lace, jewels, pearls; Mrs. F. H.
Stevens, old rose velvet, old lace; Miss E.
Stevens, cream lace princess gown; Miss
Edythe Young, white lace over red silk;
Mrs. G. Blanlenship. white satin and lace:
Miss Hayes, black silk null; Mrs. Z. He
bert, gray panne velvet, diamonds; Mrs.
]. l.. Carter, turquoise crepe; Miss o. Boyd,
white lace over silk Mrs. Norwood, white
embroidery and lace Mrs. Schoff, blue lib
erty satin; Mrs. Parker, black chiffon and
lace; Mrs. miller, gray satin; Miss Bever-
idge, pink panne velvet: Mrs. Shields, black
lace Miss Rookdasher, yellow chiffon; Mrs
Council. black over white silk; Mrs. G. Par
ker cream chiffon, diamonds. Refresh
ments were served at midnight.
Mrs. Cyrus Adler entertained at tea
last Thursday afternoon in honor of her
guest. Miss Emily Belmont of Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Auerbach, who have
been visiting relatives in New York. are
now at home.