The Washington herald., 1907-03-24
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Westinghouse, who passed the greater
part OF the winter at Lenox estate. viii
/ open their Washington house for short
season this spring. Miss RrocklebaHk and
her sister have spent considerable time In
Washington with Mrs. Westinghouse in
past seasons.
There will be quite Washington at
mosphere about the wedding OF Miss May
| Tueke,-nan and Mr.. Herman Kinnleutt,
which is to be one Of the most important
events Of the coming month in New
/ York, as Miss Tuckerman will have
among her bridesmaids the Misses Julia
and Alice won Meyer. daughters Of the
| Postmaster General; Miss Dorothy Kissei.
/ granddaughter of Mrs D. P. Morgan, and
Miss Dorothy Whitney. daughter OF the
/ late Secretary Of the Navy.
The ceremony will take place April Is
at the Church of the Incarnation, and viii
/ be followed by a reception at the resi-
dence on Madison avenue. near Thirty
/ sixth street. which Mr.. and Mrs. BayaTd
Tuckerman have leased for the occasion.
! Mrs. Sol Peyser. Of Newport News,
spent a few days in the city with Mrs. n.
Peyser, Of 1873 L street:
Mr., NJ Altmayer. Of New York. was In
town for a few days.
I The Phoenix Club has cards out for a
smoker on April H.
Miss Camille Lansburgh and Mr. Ruther-
ford b. Lyon were married on Thursday
morning at the residence of Rev. Louis
Stern. After a short wedding journey
they viii be at home at i0lS Vermont
avenue
A theater party followed by a supper
was given in honor Of Miss Beulah Her
man. the guest of Miss Daisy Marx. on
Thursday evening Those In the party
were Miss Frieda Wen, Miss Jeanette
Cans, Miss Daisy Marx. Miss Sadie Else
man, Miss Maud Baer. and Messrs. John
Stern. Alfred Wolberg, Harry Loeb, Wal
lace Luehs. and Nathan We'll.
Capt and Mrs. Warren C. Beach. Who
are at their II street house for the spring
season, have invitations out for two din
neF parties and large reception, all in
the first ten days following Easter Capt
and Mrs Beach. who regularly pass the
spring in Washington. are always among
the distinguished hosts Of that time as
their entertainments are as a rule small,
but numerous, and their guests extreme
iy we'll chosen. The reception for which
the cards are out viii be held at Ragsch-
er's, April II. There will be music for
danciEfs but no cotliioh, as at the last
entertainment these hosts gave at
Rauscher's.
A very pretty party Of the Easter sea
son viii be the fancy dress BAN given at
Rauscher's on the evening Of April 4.
Mrs Charles II. Butler and Miss Marcia
Butler. who went abroad last autumn i'm
mediatelg after the announcement Of the
engagement of Miss Butler and Mr.. Ed
ward Heald, are expected to return TO
their h)me on I street during the second
week OF April. The marriage of Miss But
Ter and Mr. Heald is expected to be one
Of the important events of the carly sum
mer.
The marriage Of Miss Rebecca Van Len
nep TO DR.. John Dean Elliot az Trinity
Church. Philadelphia. April 3. viii have
only on account of the brides visits TO
this city. but owing TO the presence in the
bridal party of the twin daughters OF Col.
and Mrs. Reeves Russell. These attend
ants, who are just three years old. ere
cousins and godchildren of the bride. A
number of Washington guests viii attend
the ceremony and the reception to follow
At the hcme Of the brides parents, DR..
and Mrs. William b. Van Lennep.
The Ladies Auxiliary OF the Eighth
Street Temple gave a very enjoyable
tea in the vestry rooms Monday after
noon.
Mr.. BENJAMIN Nordlinger. Mrs. A.
n Baer. and Miss Rita Baer left for
New York during the week to attend
the spiel-Phnlipsborn wedding
on March IS, al Delmonico's.
The members of the Imperial Club
were hosts at one Of the most enjoy
able d. noes Of the season at the Shore
ham Eotel on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius I. Peyser, Mr.. A.
Prince, and Miss Alma Prince have re-
turned from visit to Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Farwell, who have
had a delightful season in England, where
they had house in the fashionable hunt
ing region through the winter, viii return
to America in April, and after a short
visit in New York and Washington, will
go to their ranch In the Southwest for the
summer.
Mr.. Montgomery Blair. who was re-
Gently appointed to a judgeship IN Pan
ANA, viii leave for Colon Wednesday, 10
be absent until June.
Mrs. Addie Sigmund and family. for
merly Of 1913 street are now located at
the Vernon, where they viii be pleased to
see their friends.
Mrs. Bayersdoefer and daughter, Of
Mount Holly. Pa, are the guests Of Mr.. /
and Mrs Nose HeTzog. Of Randolph place.
Mr.. ard Mrs. IsadOre Saks, of New
York, were in the city for a short stay.
Mrs. A. K. Leon, the guest Of Mrs
SteiRer and family, of L street, has re-
turned 70 her home. in New York.
The Utopian, Octagon, Imperial. and
Phoenix clubs will give joint dance at
National Rifles Hall on Wednesday even
ing for the benefit Of the baseball league.
The Imperial Pleasure Club has invita-