Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-22
SOCIETY.
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Comman der and Mrs Gibbons were pres
ent. Notable guests were the Bishop of
Bath. the mayor of Bath. Sir Philip and
Lady Magnus, Mrs. Holman Hunt. look
ing very picturesque in sables and a
capote of gold and black embroidery; Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Mosely and Lord Des-
borough y band played during the aft
ernoon and tea was served in the morn
ing room. Bowls of golden chrysanthe-
NUNS decorated the tables and were ar
ranged on the long buffet
Mr.. and Mrs Wood. who were married
here Thursday, are spending their honey
moon in Canada. The ceremony at ST.
Thomas and the, wedding breakfast which
followed at the Pilson home were beau
tiful events. .
Mrs. Larz Anderson will keep lamp
shade table at a bazaar to be given by
the famous Vincent Club in Boston next
week.
Mr.. Roger Sherman Boutelle will be an
usher at the wedding in New York next
Tuesday of Miss Jeanette Yale Hughes
| and Mr.. Robert Wynne Jones.
Mrs. Gordon P. Paine gave tea in
her home in Baltimore last week, and,
according to the English CUSTOM num-
Der of young men received the guests as
| they entered and ushered them to the
hostess and the receiving party.
Mr. Thomas Barker Ferguson has sent
out invitations for the marriage Of his
daughter Elizabeth Gilmer to Dr. Ed
win Allen Locke. Saturday, December 5,
at II O'Clock, st. Mark Church, this
city.
Mrs. Howard Nyman of this city is visit
Ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Lombard jr., at their home on Common
wealth avenue, Boston. Before leaving
for home she will make a number of WIS.,
its with friends at Chestnut Hill.
Miss Sally Thayer returned with her
father, Mr. Nathaniel Thayer a week or
two ago. leaving Mrs. Thayer to come
back later with the Countess Won Moltke.
Count Won Moltke, the Danish minister
has taken the 18th street house adjoining
the Swedish legation and will be comfort
ably established there when his wife and
baby arrive next month.
Society in Newport, Boston and Phila-
delphia is interested in the marriage en-
formerly of Washington, but now of New
York. to Mrs. Margaret Dulles-1rwin of
Philadelphia. A Boston paper says that
Mr. Fontano is a very good looking 1tal.
ian and a member of good Roman fam
| iIy though without fortune and a title
some Of the rich sons of the Newport cot
tagers. Mr.. Fontana also teaches grown
people italian. and in this way met Mrs
Irwin, who wanted to learn that language
with q view of spending the winter in
Naples. He is thirty years old, blond
we'll set up and an all-around fascinating
man. 1t is understood that the ceremony
will take place in December in Phila-
delphia.
Mr.. Leon Reizenstein of New York city
| has returned home after spending part of
| the week in town the guest Of his
mother. Mrs. T. Reizenstein.
Mrs. Simon Trietel and daughter 1nez
| returned to their home in Woonsocket,
r. l.. after visit in town with Mrs.
| Trietels parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoog of
| I street northwest.
| Rev DR.. Leucht and Mrs. Leucht re-
| turned to their home in Newark, y. j.,
| during the week after a two-week visit in
| town with relatives.
Mrs. Fred Wertheimer. who has been
| the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. Stras-
| burger. has returned to her home in Nor
| folk, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bush have taken an
! apartment in the Tulane, 18th street
| above street northwest
| Miss Tectla Sondeheimer left town the
| early part of the week for New York
| city to visit her grandparents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. NJ. Seigel.
! Mrs. Jacob Steiner has returned to hel
| home on l. street after weeks visit in
Baltimore with relatives.
Mr.. Seisfried Fanti of Savannah, Ga. is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Max Cohen
| 1871 BiItmore street.
! Mr. and Mrs. Edward l.. Bosse have is.
| sued invitations for the marriage OF their
| daughter Julia I. to Mr.. Carl T. Derry
| of Bolivar. w. Va. The wedding will take
place at the Church of the Advent
| wednesday. December >. Rev. DR.. Ed
ward Marshall Mott will oft1ciate.
At the Tuesday Night Whist Club at
| the Mercantile Club this week there was
Il large gathering of ladies. The bridge
and the whist prize by Mrs. Sigmund
| kaufman.
bridge whist party was given in the
| green room of the Ontario Wednesday
| afternoon for the benefit of the phian-
! thropic fund of the Council OF Jewish
Women. The well conducted affair was
| in charge of Mrs. \. Bylawski and Mrs
| Albert Sigmund. Twelve tables were de-
! voted to the game and many attractive
| prizes that were donated were given
| The ladies winning prizes We're: Mrs
| Sidney c. kaufman, Mrs. Emil West
| Mrs Charles Kaufman. Mrs. Ernest
| MAYER Mrs. julius Peyser. Mrs. Alfred
| Mayer, Mrs Samuel Rothschild, Mrs
Meyer Fellheimer. Mrs. Max Cohen Mrs
| Harry Kaufman. Mrs. | Newman and
| Mrs. Maurice D. Rosenberg.
Miss Helene Stern returned to New
York with her sister, Mrs. Jerome
Franc. and will be her guest during her
| stay in that city.
| Mrs. Aaron Birkenwald and son. Syl-
van, who have been the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. Newmyer of nth street,
for the week expect to return to their