The Washington herald., 1908-07-31

/ Miss Franceska Kaspar. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Josef Kaspar. Of this city.
Who came from her parents summer
home at Bluemont for few DAYS stay
in their N street home this week left for
New York yesterday. where she will be
gin rehearsals for her three years season
Of opera. for which she has Just signed
contract with Henry W Savage Miss
! Kaspar is 70 appear as Natalie in The
Merry Widow on August IS, and later
viii do the Widow"
Miss Kaspar has had one successful
appearance in opera already. when she
did the prima donna part in ''Aadon,' in
l Philadelphia. the new opera Of Mr.. Poh-
I Il.g. conductor Of the Philadelphia Orches-
ira She IS well fitted il voice. personal
appearance. ana temperament for light
opera, and great success IS predicted for
her
Mrs. J. Franklin Bell. wife Of the Chief
Of Staf. United States army. left Fort
1Iyer yesterday for the Greenbrier White
Sulphur Springs. Va. 20 remain FOR two
weeks with her sister. Mrs Darlington.
I wife Of Gen. Ernest A. GarilagtoE. L :.
A. IN her cottage there Gen Bel and
Gen. Darlington will Join them later for
short stay
The Assistant Secretary Of the Treas
ury and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop. who
spent the last weekend with the Presi-
dent and Mrs Roosevelt at Sagamore
FIIH. and the early part OF the week IN
Morristown. y. J.. have returned 10 the
Finley home IN Chevy Chase. which they
/ leased for the season They viii leave
. D - n arrrTrer 81 n
OF a month or more
Miss Florine Walker and her sister
Miss R0salie Walker. viii sail for Nor
way on August 6.
Mrs Isaac l. Johnson is spending her
summer al BraddOck Heights. Nd
The Misses Florence and Agatha King
VIII spend some tine Ct Front Royal next
month.
Miss Anna C. CowI-ng was married yes
terday morning 10 NIr. Charles B-Liek-
veg. The ceremony was performed al
4 L o'clock In St PauTs Catholic Church
by Rev. James +. 0IacSin. pastor. before
q small company OF relatives and init
mate friends. The bride wore her travel
ing gown OF tan coIored cloth with hat
OF the same color 1Ir- Liekweg and his
bride eft Immediately after the ceremony
for a -rip TO New York and Atlantic
City. Buffalo, and Niagara Falls. On
their return they viii live az l12 Fifteenth
street northeast
Mrs Arthur Fendau formerly Of this
city. now living in Leesburg- has re-
Gently purchased what is known as the
Harrison property. on Market street The
.z-
r-isou many years ago, and IS a delightful
home
Miss CIevan has returned from a visit
20 Norway. and is with her sister-in-law.
Mrs Clevan. n Georgetown
Mrs. George n. Robson. widow OF tae
former Secretary Of Navy, and her daugh-
Ter. Miss Ethel Robson. sailed yesterday
for Europe for a three-months stay. They
win 80 first % Paris. and remain there
and about there for some time
a wedding which was a surprise TO the
many friends Of the bride and bride
gT0Om was that on Wednesday OF Miss
Helene D. Eagel. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. David L. Engel OF this city. and
Mr.. Samuel J Steinberger. also OF this
. few weeks ago. and who were members
Of q bridal party IN Baltimore a fort
night or so past. They thought they were
clipping and had kept their intentions
very secret. but when the. reached the
home Of Rabbi Stern. who had married
the brides parents many years ago, they
were received by their relatives assem-
blsd for the occasion Il was a merry
surprise and the ceremony was. performed
AT O'Clock The bride had for her ma
tron OF honor the bridegroom-s sister.
Mrs. Benjamin WoIIberg. and the best
man was Mr. Philip Schwartz. both OF
whom were in the secret and had ac-
companied the couple 10 the RabbTs
house The bride wore the gown IN
which she appeared as bridesmaid in Bal
tinOre. a princesse empire gown OF Irish
and valenciennes lace Her veil was the
Cle worn by Mrs WOlberg at her own
wedding. and her bouquet was a shower
OF lilies Of the valley. attached - q white
bound prayer book. in which costume she
was extremely handsome. Mrs. WolIbers
wore white bEtiste and large black hat.
and carried roses Immediately after tbs
ceremony the bride and bridegroom and
their unlimited wedding guests rnotored
ou1 TO Forest Glen for their wedding sup
per. after which the bride and bridegroom
departed for their wedding trip. taking
the boat for Baltimore on the first
stage of their Journey. Among the
] guests were Mr. and Mrs. David l. En-
gel parents Of the bride; Mrs Fannie
Kaufman, grandmother OF the bride; Mr..
and Mrs. Charles F. Beers. brother-in-
law and sister Of the bridegroom: Nj.
and Mrs Benjamin Wollberg. brother-in-
law and sister OF the bridegroom: Mr..
Lawrence Engel and Mr.. Archie D. En-
gel brothers Of the bride
Mr- and Mrs Lester z Taylor. the lat
ter formerly Miss Louise Berndt whose
marriage took place quite privately IN
Baltimore On June 10. have taken posses
sion Of their recently completed home at
Seat Pleasant Heights. Nd They will be
al home 10 their friends after August /
The Misses Margaret and Lulu Hanna.
daughters Of Mr. E P. Hanna. former
Solicitor Of the state Department. left
yesterday for Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
where they viii meet their father. who
has beer in Chicago recently. Miss Lulu
viii return 10 Washington with her
store closed p. m; Saturdays, p. m.