The Washington herald., 1908-01-01


JuIiette Williams. Mrs. Elizabeth K
Benham and Mrs. Philip were vis-a-vis
at the tea table.
Mr., and Mrs. Uriah Heeton, OF +32 II
street northwest. have issued invitations
for Il dinner tonight at their home.
The marriage Of Miss Alma Prince,
daughter Of Mr.. Abraham D. Prince. and
Mr.. Sidney William Straus, Of Baltimore,
was solemnized yesterday evening at
$50, at Rauscher's.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Abram Simon and Rev. Louis Stern, of
the Eighth Street Temple. in the pink
parlor. which was handsomely decorated
with palms. Long garlands OF green fes-
tooned the chandeliers and ceiling.
To the strains of Mendelssohns we'd
ding march the bridal party entered, led
by the ushers. Mr.. julius ]. Peyser. Mr.,
Joseph Dreyfus. Mr. Henry Woog. of
New York; Mr.. c. Stanley Auerbach. of
New York; Mr. Irving Eiseman, and Mr.
Milton strasburger. followed by the
groom and his brother, Mr. Gilbert
Straus, of Baltimore, as best man.
The matron Of honor, Mrs julius T.
/ Peyser. sister Of the bride. and herself
/ a bride OF last year, was attired in her
wedding gown which was OF white
Tddium satin trimmed in rose point lace,
/ she carrying bouquet Of pink roses
/ The bride entered on the arm Of her
/ father She was gowned in a white prin-
cess satin, hand embroidered, and
trimmed with rare old lace Her veil
which was draped over her face. was
caught with orange blossoms. inter
twined with q diamond necklace, the gift
Of her father. She carried a shower
| bouquet of lilies of the valley.
! Immediately after the ceremony a din
rer was served in the gold ballroom,
/ where the decorations were OF holly, red
| roses and pOinsetta blossoms.
/ Mr. and Mrs Strsus VIII spend their
/ honeymoon in Florida. and later viii be
at home al the Hotel Belvedere, in Bal
/ timore.
/ Mrs. Straus' going away gown was of
dark blue cloth. with hat to match, with
which she wore mink furs.
! The out-of-town guests present were
Mr. and Mrs J. Schloss. Miss Addie
/ Prince. Mr. Henry WoOg. and Mr. Stan
/ ley g. Auerbach. of New York; Mr.. and
/ Mrs Harry Bayersdorfer, Miss Zella
/ Bayersdorfer. and Mr.. and Mrs Louis
/ Stern. Of Philadelphia, and Mrs. Gus
/ Eisemau, Mr. Gilbert Straus, Mr. and
/ Mrs a. Schif. Miss Rica Schif. Mr..
/ Walter Eiseman, Mr. Bert Rice. Mr.
Jacob Elseman and Mr. Nose Eiseman.
Of Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs. \. L. Schiff,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. \. Simmonds and son,
of Charlotte, n c., and Miss Maude Gar
ner Of Newport News, Va.
A New Year dance was given last
evening at the Washington Barracks un-
/ der the auspices Of the Women's Army
and Navy League. The lights were turned
out as the New Year came in. and dane
/ ing was resumed Immediately afterwaTd
The regular dance in the barracks for
/ Friday evening has been postponed. on
account Of the dance last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. NIcKnew en-
tertained at an informal tea yesterday
afternoon.
Capt. George BocdeT Heitmullcr. OF
Company b. Central High School, en-
tertained az his residence at dinner the
officers of the school The decorations
Of the rooms and tables were the school
colors. blue and white
Present were Capt George Roeder Heit-
muller Battalion Adjutant Menry Clarke
I.ieuts Richard Owen. Joseph Scott.
/ Edw. Byrn, Omar Buchanan, Clarence
Jones, John Eldridge. Howard Eager
| Fred Koswitctz, and William Daugherty,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walcott have sent out
invitations for an informal dance for
their younger children, on Friday, jan
uary 3. at o'clock
The children are asked to bring false
faces. which they will wear until after
the first dance They are not expected
to come in fancy dress.
The EpwOrth League gave a Southern
States reception at Mount Vernon Place
NJ f. Church last evening from to II
o'clock. The members of the committee
in charge of the arrangements for the re-
ception were Misses Pauline Chapman
Beulah Taylor. Louise KephaTt. Ina Mel
son, and Dora Trent
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Horn announce
the enga cement of their daughter Fannie
to Mr. Joseph Littman. of Philadelphia
At home Sunday. January ;. from > to 8
p. m, at their residence, 1925 First street
northwest.
Mrs. William Wolf, of 11O9 Sixth street
northwest. announces the engagement of
her daughter Bertha to Mr.. Joseph Drey-
fuss AT home Sundays in January.
AGED WOMAN'S FUNERAL.