Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-29
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
SoCIABILITIES OF THE LITTLE
SEASON ARE FAIRLY ON.
Weddings Here and Elsewhere o:
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| The Austrian Hungarian ambassador
and Baroness Hengelmuller left Lenox
yesterday for New York. where they will
| stay a week or so before coming back
| here for the season.
Mrs. Robert j. Wynne is welcome Wis
| ttOr to the capital, for whom a host OF
/ friends anticipate ertaining during the
next two months. Consul General and
Mrs. Wynne arrived last night at the
| Shoreham, and both, except for the hours
kdevoted to sleep, have been since in con-
slant demand by visitors to bid them well
come home. They stayed in New York
since landing last week.
| Mrs. Wynne is looking extremely well
and expects to greatly enjoy her stay
| here after a long absence. She has not
| been back now for nearly two years and a
| half Her first caller this morning was
her father, Mr.. Owen McCabe of this city,
| whom she found in good health. They
spent most of today together.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Hennen Jennings, who
are entertaining Maj. Wemyss of Eng
land, had a party to meet him at dinner
| last night.
| A pleasant time was spent last evening
at the residence of Mr. Samuel Cole, SIC
| Seward square southeast, in honor of the
birthday of their daughter. Miss Gertrude
| Cole. Refreshments were served. Among
those present were the Misses Lizzie
Cole, Rose Clark, lola Cation. Gertrude
Tolson, Anderson Shallerus, Layuna Ma
honey. Elizabeth Riley. Mamie Kendall,
Juel Enberg, V. Sloaur. Dora Nolan, Vir-
gina Stone, and Messrs. Leroy Stone
/ A II
E. Halloam. b. E. Obaugh, Thomas John
son. Joseph H. Latimer, w. J. Smith.
| Conrad l.. Paxter, S. w. Frazier and
Frank E. Hodge.
Last night at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Smith. Miss Edna
l.. Smith was married to Mr.. VIII
liam S. Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs.
James Miller. Rev. George 4. Miller Of
ficiating. The bride. escorted by her
| father, wore a gown of white organdie
and carried bride roses and lilies of the
valley. Miss Bessie Emerson was maid
| of honor, and was dressed in pale pink
chiffon. Mr.. William Woods was best man.
| left for trip south.
| A pretty wedding took place last night
at the Mercantile Club, when Miss Flora
Ganss and Mr.. Edgar c. kaufman of this
city were married by the Rev. DR.. Louis
Stern of the Eighth Street Temple.
The ceremony was performed at
o'clock in the main drawing room under
q bower of palms and white roses. and
was witnessed by the near relatives and
most intimate friends of the couple The
youthful bride was most becominsly
gowned in a white chiffon satin. hand
somely embroidered and with yoke OF
Irish lace. Her only jewel was a brooch
of diamonds and pearls. She wore a
tulle veil and carrieu a shower bouquet
of bride roses and lilies of the valley
Miss jeanette Ganss attended her sister
as maid OF honor and wore a yellow
satin empire gown and carried an armfu
| Of yellow chrysanthemums Mr.. Harold
&c. Kaufman. brother of the groom. was
| best man.
Mrs Samuel Ganss wore a black lace
gown and Mrs. Charles Kaufman black
| applique and lace robe with cOrsage bou-
| quets of violets. Mrs. Ben Frank of Bal.
| timore wore a smart white chiffon cloth
gown with insets- of Irish crochet lace
Mrs. Abe Lehman. a bride of last week
wore a stylish empire taupe chiffon satin
deliberately embroidered in gray and sill
yer with a corsage bouquet of purple or
cnids and lilies of the valley, and Mrs
Louis. koenigsberg of New York was in
| gray chiffon cloth embroidered in the
| same colOrs. all three sisters of the groom
| Miss Lillian Morris of New York, house
| guest, wore a smart empire gown of greer
satin Following the ceremony and an in
| formal reception, dinner was served p
brides cake surrounded with roses form.
ing the centerpiece. Mr.. Sidney c. Kauf.
man was POSTMASTER. and dancing wa.
enjoyed during the evening. An orchestra
played the music during the ceremony
1 and dinner.
wedding journey last night and will sc
north. visiting Buffalo, Niagara Falls ant
| New York city. Upon their return to thi.
city they will make their home with the
groom's mother, at 2411 18th street north
west. The brides goinS-away gown wa
a stylish blue cloth suit, military effect
| with a large hat of blue trimmed in loop.
| of blue and green ribbons.
Many beautiful wedding gifts were re
| ceived.
The guests numbering about forty
were Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Ganss, Mrs
| Charles Kaufman. Mr.. and Mrs. Bern
ard Gusdorf. Miss Hannah Gusdorf. Rev
DR.. and Mrs. Louis Stern. Mr.. and Mrs
Mrs. Joseph C. Kaufman. Mr.. Harold
| Kaufman. Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Lehman
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sigmund, Mr.
Nathan Frank, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney c
Kaufman. Mr.. Sidney Frank of Balti
| more. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Koenigsberg o.
New York city. Mr.. Joseph Frank of Bal
timore. Miss jeanette Ganss. Mr.. Wal
lace Luchs. Miss Leona Young. Mr.
Howard Sigmund. Miss Natalie Mayer
| Mr.. Percy Hirsh, Miss Meryl Goldsmith
of Alexandria. Va: Mr.. Bert Cohn. Mis-.
| Lillian Morris of New York city, Mr.
| Norman Fenton and Miss Leona Stern
Mr.. sand Mrs. Schofield Hoge of thi:
| city have announced the engagement
| of their daughter. Miss Mary HOge. t.
Mr.. Alexander Murdoch Norris of Bal
| timore Miss Hoge made her debut il
| Baltimore two seasons ago at the frs
| Monday german. She frequently visit.
| her sister. Mrs. Frederick A. Savage al
| Roland Park.
| Mr. William Kurtz Johnson of this city
whose marriage with Miss Emo Hamm
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
| Hamm. is to take place in Mexico City
| next week. gave his farewell bachelor din
ner last night in New York His guests in.
| cluded Mortimer C. Addoms, jr.. J
| Watson Webb. Rogers Flanders. James
| Cunningham. r.. S. Aldrich. Hugh S
Knox. G. Maurice Heckscher. Kenneth