The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-28

Miss Bella Schlmman. Miss Alma Hirsch-
field Miss Carrye Robinson. Miss Khoda
Aauntner. Miss Rita Baer Miss Sadie
BreIau. Miss Selma Kahn. Miss Estelle
Hano. Miss Rena Fishel Aii 8 Meryi Gold
smith Miss Celeste Goodman. Miss Flor
pnce GusdoTf. Miss Er1est.ne Rich, Miss
Lillian Coblenzer. Bfiss Natalie Mayer,
Miss LcOna Stern, and Mcssrs. Herbert }.
Rich, Lester Neuman, Arthur Neumahi
David Baer David Stern, Bernie Baer
Milton King. Edgar Kaufman. Howard f
Slgmund, Bert Cohen. Percy H.fsca, !
Benjamin S0iomOnsky. Milton hronheim.
Arthur Rosenberg. Milton GundersheimeT'
Leo S. FisheI Maury simon, and Leo /
Pretzfelder
Mr.. and Mrs Henry May VIII go TO /
New York early this coming week 70 meet /
their son, Mr Henry May, IT., who Is re-
turning from Panama.
Mr. and Mrs. May and Miss May win /
sail early in the summer for Europe. Miss /
May having changed her plans for sailing +
to England with the Duke Of Newcastle
and his niece. Miss lie ter Kaye who
sailed last Thursday.
Miss Sophie Carr Stanton. Of Philadel-
phia WHO has S. ent the past year abroad,
lis visiting her aunt. Mrs. James Marion
Johnston.
Mrs. Daniel D. Lothrop the Margaret
Sydney of literature. who has been at the
Hotel Grafton. has returned 10 her home
in Concord, Mass Airs. LOthrop and her
daughter viii sail in June for summer
abroad.
Mrs. Marian Longfellow ODonoghue.
who is now a resident Of Boston is here
for the spring season. al the Dewey.
Miss Julitt Ayre. daughter of the late
Gen Ayres. L. S. A., has returned TO her
home in Leesburg. Miss Ayres has been
/ the guest Of Mrs. Walter Fairfield, IN De
Sales street for the past ten days. bat
WIS unable to accompany Mrs. Fairfield
and Mrs. Stilson Hutchins 10 jamestown
Thursday morning.
/ Bliss Mabel Kaufman. who has been
the guest of her cousin. Miss Juanita
/ Kaufman. during the winter win leave
/ for her home in New York this week
/ Miss kaufman and her guest win be al
home to their friends this evening "a 1913
/ Rhode Island avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Jacques Elias. formerly OF
| this city. but now Of New York. were in
/ Washington the past week on their way
South
4 Mrs Donald Mclean returned 10 her
home in New York Thursday. instead of
going 20 jamestown to attend the opening
of the exposition as she had originally
Ipianned She viii 60 down there later.
upon the completion of the New York
State house. which is still in course of
construction
Mr. Joseph Abel Is in Chattanooga.
Tenn on an extended business trip.
Mrs. r. Harris and Misses May and LIZ
liam Harris, OF New York. are the guests
OF relatives in the city.
A very quiet wedding took place Thurs
day at the residence or Rabbi G.. Silver
stone when Miss clara +. Landbeck and
Afr Henry A. Stein. both OF Baltimore,
were united In marriage.
AIr and Mrs. Benjamin Wouberg have
returned from their bridal trip. and viii
be- pleased ia see their friends "a the
Mr.. and Mrs. Kalmsr Leon. OF 1913
Fourteenth street Will be AT home SUNDAY
afternoon and evening ia honor Of the
twenJy-nfth anniversary Of their mar
.iage
Mrs ~ Hano ana her guests. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Engel of Baltimore, VIII be
at home Sunday afternoon at 1872 Thir-
teCuth street
Among the latest additions 10 Wash
jngton's art colony are the Misses Heya
and Diana C0omans, of Paris. daughters
OF the famous French artist Joseph
3 Coomaus, whose beautiful pictures Of
Egyptian life and scenes are 10 be found
/ in the noted art collections of Europe
and America. The gifted daughters OF
J Joseph Coomane have followed his Ins
OF work and their pictures are chiefly
distinguished by the exquisite delicate
colariug and grace of their subjects. The
q Misses Co0mans have established theil
reputation on their interior decorations.
At o'clock yesterday morning. al the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. George +
Diesz. 90 Florida avenue northwest, tn,
wedding of Miss Florence Hopkins ant
{ Mr. Elmer E. Rogers was celebrated
The Rev AR OIaydWen Of1Clated. Aftel
the conclusion OF the ceremony q bune
! breakfast was served TO the fOllOWinl
p guests: Mr. and Mrs. I. r. Rogers. Mrs
Francis Hopkins. Mrs. Elsie Hopkins. SIR
: and Mrs. George /. DietZ. Mr.. and Mrs
' Charles Dietz, Miss Bessie Murphy. Mr.
3 Morton Frank Mrs. Sarah A. Suite. Mis-.
Bessie Suite. Misses Rosa Gocbai. Hy
man. and Rawlings, mr.. and Mrs. ". 4
e Suite Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Suite, Messrs
70 WuHge and Daniels and Mr. Tod Rogers
3. The music was rendered by Miss Bessie
+, Murphy. OF Baltimore. AIr and AIrs
!, Elmer E. Rogers took the 10 o'elocl
express at the Pennsylvania station fo
Hartford. Conn. Upon their return they
VIII be at home to their friends at IN
= Cougre ssionaL
Mrs X L. Russell who was called Z
n Ohio by the sudden illness and death o
her father. has returned TO the city an.
viii begin her duties as Organist a
II Waugh NJ. f. Church on May o.
: Mrs. Mary Simpson. president of tn
:. auxiliary board of the Florence Crittentol
! Mission. entertained the members OF N
: Criterion Wheel Club Tuesday Afternoon
q at a tea given at 500 c street northwest
the local home. a letter was read from
IS Brides Are Always Delighted
p with Downey's bridal carriages. TIN
;. most elegant turnOuts Obtsmable. Hire
IL very reasonably. Downeys Stables, 1870 /
=, ~siIent Lfps"-Next sunday.
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