The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-04


tenth street, on Wednesday evening |
The success Of the affair was due to the |
committee in chaTge-Messrs. Charles |
Stein. Falk Harnan, and Arnold Hlrsh.
Mrs. Sol Herzog, Of 1893 L street, will
be at home on Thursday.
The Washington friends Of Mr.. Don NJ. |
Morris, Of Oakland. Cal. Will be sur
prised to learn of his marriage to Miss
May Inloe. Of San Francisco. Cal. The
wedding occurred in September, 1905. but
has just been announced
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sommers, Of 30SS /
NJ street northwest. will be at home to-
day from to 20 o'clock, in honor of the
Bar Mtzyah" Of their son Herbert.
Mr.. Max Malini. of New York. was
guest at the Willard during the week.
Messrs. Abe and Ferd Richold, of New
York. recently spent few days with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.. Richold.
A few Of the intimate relatives Of Mr.
and Mrs. f Dwight Clapp remembered
their forty-seventh wedding anniversary
Thursday evening by calling in a body
and surprising them at their home, So
Ninth street northwest.
| Mr. T. Dwight Clapp, Of Massachusetts,
and Miss Emma Edmonston, Of Wash
/ ington, were married Tuesday, February
| Is. 1860, at p. m. in the NJ. E. Church
South, this city, by the Rev. J. G. Proc
/ tor The church stood on the ground
now occupied By the Jewish Synagogue.
/ on Eighth street. OF this union were
born Carrie Annette, died March g. 1889;
/ Arthur Wellington died May u. 1865;
/ EnOch Spooner died June 9, 1870. Edward
Eugene. now manager for the American
| Press Association at Atlanta.
/ The couple were presented with a hand
some vase in memory of the event. Ever
since their wedding Mr. and Mrs. Clapp
/ have made their home in this city.
/ Messrs. Alvin O. and Oscar Portner re-
turned last evening from R three months
/ tour OF Europe.
Nj and Mrs. Walter Clarence Trey viii
/ be at home 10 their friends informally
( street northeast
Miss Elsa Coblenzer has returned home
after a lengthy visit to New York and
Boston.
Mr. and Mrs Sol Morris entertained
at family dinner or Tuesday evening,
iii celebration Of the Engagement Of their
daughter Belle 10 Mr. Marx Emanuel
/ Kahn The invited guests were Mr. and
Mrs Dave Kahn, Mr.. II. z. Kahn, and
Mrs. n. Silver.
Mr. MacEmrich, Of Baltimore. was in
town for few days.
A subscription dance viii be given AZ
the Mercantile Club Monday evening.
complimentary TO the numerous visitors
in the city.
Miss Gertie Bachrach. of Philadelphia,
is the guest Of Miss Edna Dreyfus Of
Fifth street.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of tho Eighth
Street Temple gave "a children's mask
ball at the National Rifles Hall on
Thursday evening The first prize was
won By Selma Sellingcr. as a tambourine
girl; the second by Alma Baer, as the
Old Woman IN the Shoe; third, Minnie
Wolf. as a tramp; fifth, Sylvan Fisher.
as Rcbecca, the newspaper woman The
first group prize was won by the con-
hrmatiOL class, representing those TAX
ling part In the seventeen birthday ami
yersary celebration Of Mr.. T. NJ BIout.
The second group prize was won by
julian Eisenau and Bertha Wolf. repre-
senting Betsy Ross and George Washing
ton.
The Utopian Club gave one Of the
most delightful dances of the season at
Dyer's on Wednesday evening Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs Raymond
Blumanfeld. Miss Clara Strauss. Miss
jeanette Ganss. Miss Cussye Broch, Miss
Viola Letterman. Miss Cora Sommers
Miss Sadie Eseman. Miss EstelIe Hand,
Miss Freida Well. Miss Carrie Loeb. Miss
IIortense SOndheimer. Miss Selma Green
apple, Miss Maud Garner, and Messrs
Henry SOndheimer, Irwin SOndheimer
Arthur Baum, Harry Loeb. Nathan We'll
Alfred WOlberg. Jake Stern. Sidney Haas
Dave Frank, George Goldenberg, Wal
lace Luchs, and Milton Brooch.
A very pretty home wedding took place
last evening at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Steiner, 5l7 L street, when
their daughter Ella and Mr.. Louis Bush
were married in the presence Of their i'm
mediate relatives and a few friends. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Louis
Stern. under a canopy of smilax and
ferns hung with white wedding bells
The bride was attired in a white lace
robe and carried a shower bouquet OF
lilies Of the valley and Bride roses. She
was attended by her sister. Miss Birdie
Steiner, as maid Of honor, and Mr.. Max
Oppenheimer acted as best man. After
the ceremony a buffet supper was served
and the guests drank from loving cuI
which has been an heirloom in the family
since 170S The out-of-town guests were
Mrs. A X Leon, of New York; Mr.. Simon
Pels. Dr. Isaac Pels. Mr.. Julius Pels, Mr.
Arnold Bamberger. and Mr.. and Mrs. Abe
Miller Of Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs Bush
. left on late train for New York
Niagara Falls, and Atlantic City.
In honor of the twenty-ffth anniversary
Of their wedding Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron
Rosenthal entertained lest evening az q
reception, preceded by a dinner. Theil
dinner guests. who comprised only theil
nearest relatives, were their four chill
dren. Miss Florine and Miss Hortense
r and Messrs. lie Roy and Dunbar Rosen-
thai, who live with their parents at THEN
} home on Florida avenue. and Mr.. and
. Mrs l. Sackerman, Mr.. and Mrs. X
Katz, Mr.. and Mrs. J. PeTlman, Mr.. anc
Mrs. j. MINI. Mrs. II. Tannebaum, anc
cl Messrs. T. and NJ. Long, all of Baltimore
The drawing-rooms were decorated witt
pink and white azaleas. the same color
scheme prevailing in the dining-room
: where a buffet supper was later served
to the many guests who came t
offer their congratulations. Here Misses
Fssie and Jennie Sanger did the honors