The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
Social and Personal

Gretchen Schmidt, and Miss Elise Brown
ing The table was tastefully decorated
with summer blossoms. the color scheme
being pink and white.
Miss Maud Hanna will be married to
Capt Horace Morseley Brown, Of the
Tuesday at noon, Rev. c. Ernest Smith,
rector Of the church, officiating owing
/ to the recent death of the brides sister
/ the affair will be exceedingly quiet No
cards have been issued. and there Will be
no reception. Miss Hanna will be given in
marriage by her chaperon. Mrs. Jacobs
with whom she makes her home. Neither
| the bride nor bridegroom Will be attended
/ Another interesting wedding of Thurs
day evening will be that Of Miss Kate
Tindall. daughter Of Or. and Mrs. Will
lam Tindau. and Mr.. Edwin Francis
Samuels, of Massachusetts. The wedding
will be solemnized at o'clock in the
| evening at Ali Souls Church, Rev. L. G..
B. Pierce. pastor Of the church, oficiat-
/ ing Miss Gretchen Schmidt will be the
maid Of honor, and little Helen SWORN
stedt flower girl. Mr.. Pierson, OF New
York: Nelson Schwette, OF Illinois, and
Mr.. Lloyd Tindall will be ushers.
! The June meeting Of the board Of di-
rectors Of the Aid Association for the
Blind Of the District Of Columbia was
/ held at the Home for the Blind, 9l5 E
street northwest. Tuesday morning. The
president, Mrs. Charlotte Emerson Main,
! presided. Mrs Galloway. chairman Of the
ways and means committee. reported on
/ behalf Of her committee a good result
| from the fete at Friendship A rising
vote of thanks was extended TO Mrs. John
R. Mclean.
/ It was reported from the Industrial Com-
mittee that the association was now in a
/ position to teach. either in their own
| homes. or al the Home for the Blind.
/ blind residents Of the District such trades
/ as are taught by the association. Mrs.
Main reported an additional sum Of IS
toward the fresh air fund for the associa-
ton. making a total Of $lll.
Mrs. James. chairman of the admission
committee, reported two applications for
/ admission under advisement
Miss Julia Kaufman. Of Norfolk, Va, is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. \. sigmund
Of the Ashley.
Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Behrend and
daughter Eleanor are the guests OF
Judge Behrend, Of Seat Pleasant, Nd
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Levy, Of Chicago
spent a few days in the city. sightsee-
ing
Mr.. and Mrs. ". 3. Hibbs have opened
CarIheim. the place near Leesburg, Va.
which they occupied last summer.
Miss Camille Herman. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Isaac Herman, viii be one OF
the graduates from Central High School
They will be at home ~ their residence
2022 sixteenth street northwest, Thursday
June %, from 20 10 p. m.
Misses Alma and Ora HIrschfeld, tht
guests Of Miss Carrye Robinson, vii
( leave in a few days for their home ir
Gainesville, Tex.
One Of the prettiest Of recent home
wedding was that OF Miss Ruby Leigl
Woolverton and Mr Robert c. Hand
which was celebrated Wednesday even
ing at $50 O'Clock at the residence Of th'
brides mother, Mrs. Pearl Woolyerton
! 1915 Girard street northwest
The parlors were beautifully decorate,
with potted plants ard cut white flowers
while the dining-room was equally prett,
in green and pink.
DR.. Wallace Radcliffe. pastor Of thO
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
performed the ceremony. Mrs. Van Lee
played the wedding march from
/ 'Lohengrin." and during the ceremOn!
softly rendered Hearts and Flowers"
The bride was given away in marriag
by her brother. Mr.. William II. woOlver
ton. and was attended by her sister, Mis-
Frances Wolverton, as maid Of honor.
Mr.. Hands best man was Mr.. Va'
Leer. The bride was gowned IN Whit
crepe de chine trimmed with duchess
lace. Her tulle veil was caught with Z
spray Of orange blossoms. and she car
ried a shower bouquet Of white swee
peas.
The maid Of honor was charmingly at
tired in white mousseline de sole trimmed
elaborately with lace over white taffeta
and carried pink sweet peas.
Mrs. Wooiverton, the brides mother
was very attractive in gray crepe
chine and cluny lace Mrs. Holman. III
grandmother was handsomely gowned &
black silk.
Miss Pearl WOOlverton, another siste
Of the bride, wore a dainty white gown.
Mrs Charles Baldwin and Miss Eff
, WoOlverton held the white ribbons. form
! ing an aisle at the entrance Of the wed
, ding party.
2 A reception followed the ceremony, Nj
and Mrs Hand leaving later for the eX
, position and other Southern points UpO
3 their return, they will be at home to thei
[ friends, at $3.50 Eleventh street northwes
D The Georgetown University Hospits
. will hold its annual lawn fete at III
hospital grounds, Thirty-hfth and
streets, Thursday and Friday, from {
- 10 p, m.
, Supper will be served each evening AZ
, tractye booths will be presided over h
the ladies OF the board and the Sisters q
St Francis, who are in charge Of III
hospital.
The testimonial TO be given by Ii
: / Thespian Club 70 the director. Mrs. Duv'
Mack, tomorrow, promises to be an er
tertaininz and interesting affair. Sever;
- playIets, including a drama. a comedy
S and a sketch, viii be acted, while orche!
, tral and vocal music will also fill a larg
. share Of the programme.
Mrs. Duval Mack was one Of the fir
teachers In Washington Of the dramat
. art, having been engaged in that profe'
, | sion for twenty years. Her best wor
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