The Washington times., 1907-01-24

ing for New York, from where they will
sail for a spring season in Europe Ihey
will return 10 America IN The early SUM
mer and spend the remainder Of the
heated term in their place al SoloIauo
Springs. Alr. and MIS- NaIsA nave
added greatly 20 the brilliancy OF the
season of 1901 by their handsome am
uers and the fancy dress Dali which Is
still theme OF conversation among me
smart sell whenever the subject OF balls
is mentioned II was one OF the pref
test and most brilliant OF the functions
given this year, and their beautiful
home was never more attractive IMAM on
| that New Year eve.
/ Miss Fannie Heiberger and George
Carhart Ross. OF Macon, Ca, were mar
ried last night at O'Clock in the New
{ York Avenue Presbyterian Church, BY
I the Rev. DR.. James Nourse. an uncle
Z OF the bride, assisted by the Rev. Wal
lace Radcliffe pastor OF the church
Z Mrs John s. Stewart played the we'd
ding march.
/ Franz J. Heiberger. the brides father.
gave his daughter in marriage. Her
/ bridal gown was of cream panne vel
I vet, made after the princess fashion
! and effectively trimmed with French
/ lace. The long tulle veil was fastened
/ 10 her hair with orange blossoms. ana
she carried shower or Bride roses ana
] lilies of the valley.
Miss Dorothy Heiberger acted as her
]
/ dainty gown OF chiffon with princess
lace and carried bridesmaids roses.
The bridesmaids wore dainty gowns
OF radium SILK. three finished Win CIR
dies Of blue bTOcade and three finished
with girdles OF pink brocade. Ihey
/ were Miss Anna Rose Cohn, OF NorIoih'
/ Va; Miss I.amora Bankard, OF New
Windsor Md; Miss Helen Bates. or
Baltimore: Miss Edna Middleton, Miss
Il Mildred Fowler and Miss Ruth hd6-
way. Each Of the bridesmaids carried
Il a shower OF ferns
. Malcolm Ross. of Macon. Ga, acted
as his brothers best man, and the ush-
| eTs were Franz Heiberger.. IT.. Roscoe
RidgWay r. r. King. Edwin Evans
!. Chauncey Pugh. and Bradford Rough
I ton. of Macon. Ca
/ | brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs Ross left
III Washington for their wedding trip dnC
J their future home Ia Macon, Ga Mrs
r Ross travelling gown was or VINE col
0red brOadcloth.
Z The ladies' OF the Riggs House hav,
f. sent out cards for a dance on Tuesday
20 evening. January -. al 9 q. clock
s Masters Lewis and Allan Hertzberg
p / twin SONS OF Mir. and Mrs. Julius Hertz
j, / berg. were given very enjoyable birth
d DAY party last evening BY their parents
Lat their home, 246l Eighteenth stree
northwest After a few vocal SELECTION
l. uv Master Allen and recitatiOns by Mas
b ter Lewis, refreshments We're served
). Among those present were Mrs. an,
S Miss Altman. OF New Yorwi Mr.. an
e Mrs ID Hollauder. Mrs. l.. Heilbrun
" | Mrs. r. solomon, Mrs. l.. HeTtZberg, o
n Baltimore. Misses Blanche HollandeI
- Clara Price. Florence Price, Hele
e Sanger. Sophie SaAger, Lillian Heilbrm
e | Bertha Grernherg, Pauline KuntZ. JUL
e solomon, and Theresa Karger and trvi
e | HClander, Harry Hollander. MorTi
Price, Louis Greenberg, and Del Re
lance.
e Mrs s. W, Stewart entertained a
n luncheon today at her apartment IN tn
~ Wyoming. The rooms and table wer
decorated appropriately with pink rOsei
palms. ferns, and pink-capped candles
FL Her guests included Mrs, Rarchfield
81 wife OF Congressman Barchfeld; Mr.
T. N. b TeaTson, Mrs. Edward McCof
y. mick, Mrs Frank Fitzsimmons. Mr.,
l. Henderson. Miss Helene Barchfielt
of Miss Florence Carney, Miss Louis
s Carr. Miss Jessie Fleming and Ais
Josephine Meyers. OF New York.
'n Mrs. Charles II. AckeTt. president
IS the board Of lady managers OF q
2 George Washington University HOspita
Ia entertained last evening the preslde
and heads of the different universal
le departments. the presidents of Classe
"a the officers OF the girls college Trateru
lr ties and the ball committee in the 4
a terest Of the students bah Of Februa
"a n Before TrrrrS lneutS were serNl
e. President Needham and the deans
sh I the university made short bright a
90 dresses, followed by reports from q
ld class presidents in regard 10 the intere
Sc already shown in the ball by the 81
g dents. Mrs. Ackert introduced eat
IS. speaker with a few appropriate remark
Ie ln the dining room Mrs r. A. Dug
.te served ice and Mrs Charles W. FART,
u fruit punch.
.es Others present were Mrs. Charles y
u" Needham, Miss Edith Needham, DEF
a. W r r Phillips Miss Phillips Del
% and Mrs J. Hall Lewis. Dean and MI
W r Vance, Dean and Mrs. HOwa
-a- l. HOdgkins Mrs Charles =. Munro
~ Miss MuurOe Prof. and Mrs Per
6H Ash, Dean and Mrs G w A Vedfi
-L Mrs Charles W. Richardson Mr. an
Mrs F. II Newell r. A Dingnan. NJ
an and Mrs. c. r. Grunsky. DR.. and MI
rs d K Shute. Prof and Mrs. Mitcht
of Carroll DIT. and Mrs r, G. Seibert MI
rs. II. d. Walbridge Mrs. c. II. Brow
ls- Prof. and Mrs. Frank l.. Day Miss I
ne gram Mr.. and Mrs s Z Lewis. Nj
T.. George W. Trowbridge, Mr.. and MI
sa- J. y. Young +. d. owen Robert
of Fairfax. Mrs Sanford A. TAYLOR Mi
Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Holc0mF
no Miss Julia McC0rd, Miss Mildred Y
cir Cochran Miss Mary Birch. Miss b
us g8rda MacMuilen. Miss Nellie Resseiie
iln Miss Ruth Field Miss Bertha PersC
rs Miss Grace Barbour, E J. Lundy
IKE ". Davis, ]. r Littleheld. Charles
Fair. 1T. A Peyton, W. Sloane Har
son, C.. p Wilson. l. H. CAN 10
nd W Field. +. p. Sullivan. and II.
H- Floyd.