The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-11-24

/ seeing Of the hospital corps. The public
/ is invited TO call and inspect the free
/ wards next Tuesday, when the free ward
| fo- babies. recently opened. can be seen.
| The Ladies' Auxiliary Was organized a
/ year ago at a meeting held In Providence
/ Hospital
/ On Friday. November Is. 1867 the men,
bers Of the 5. T. S, Of Brookland, gained
/ for themselves a reputation which they
Will never lose. The members are: Annie
| Z. Davidson. president: Alice X. Bielaski.
/ vice president; Bessie Olphant, secretary
and treasurer; Mary Hollidge, Mary Nor
rison. and Ciarice Wells. These young
| ladies. after two months hard work, pro-
duced a play. Or Cure AL" on the
stage at the Brcokland Town Hail. which
proved 20 be a bowling success. The
male characters were well taken by Mr.,
William T. Springer, as the doctor. and
Mr.. George Baston, as a patient. Be
sides these two. the other characters We're
taken by members Of the s. T. 5. only.
All deserve and have received much
praise for the excellent way IN which
their parts were taken Several invita-
tons have been extended 20 the young
ladies 10 repeat the play In various places
I IN the city. Another play OF "A similar
character VIII be given some time in the
early spring. AS president Of the club
and manager OF the entertainment Miss
Davidson deserves a great deal OF credit.
Besides executive ability. she has a way
which is possessed by few. In this way
she has become 10 be one OF the most
beloved girls Of Brookland.
Mr.. Warren L. Smith and Miss Alice
p. Jenkins were married November q at
s p. M by Rev. T. B. Powers. Of the
Christian Church. at the home Of the
bride. The wedding dress was OF white
silk, made Princess. and the bouquet Vas
"A cluster OF Bride roses. The bride had
as her only attendant her sister. who was
goWned in a white Princess dress. Mr..
Henry Curtis was best man for the bride
groom.
\ reception followed the ceremony. The
home was prettily decorated with carna-
tionS and palms Mr. and Mrs. Smith
left Washington for a wedding trip, and
upon their return will have a reception
given at the home OF the bridegroom's
parents in their honor.
Mrs. n. Peyser. Of L street, leaves to-
day for a visit 10 Newport News. where
she will be the guest Of her daughter.
Mrs. VIII Garner.
Mrs Sol Clarke and Miss Ruby Clarke.
of Kansas City. No, are guests at the
Arlington Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Littauer. OF Car
son City. New. have been in the city
sightseeing for a few days en- route to
New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman Raphael. Of
Philadelphia, Pa, announce the engage
ment Of their daughter. Adelaide G., to
Mr.. Harry w Hahn, of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Lyman Tiffany have gone
10 New York, and will sail for Europe.
November IS
Mr.. F. Bernard Stevens left yesterday
for visit to Norfolk, Va.
MIR. and MIS-. Maurice Cohen. OF Read
ing, Pa, are spending their honeymoon
at the New Willard Hotel
Mr. and Mrs Dave Strauss and fam
fly, formerly OF L street, are now located
in their new home on Fairmont street
The ladies' Of the Adas Israel Temple
will give an entertainment at National
Rifles Armory on Thursday evening.
November IS. for the benefit Of their build
ing fund. a very attractive programme
has been arranged, consisting Of a sketch
called "A Box Of Monkeys" played by
Miss Rhoda Mautner. Miss Dora Stear-
man, Miss Celia Wolf, Mr. Maurice
Sinsheimer and Mr. Louis Steiner; char