The Washington herald., 1908-07-16

one OF the best known ard most popular
Of the young men OF Washington. He
has made q number cf famous trips n
his touring car during the summers. as
he has taken his vacations IN this way
for some years He was the lrst to
climb Mount Washington. IN the White
Mountains. considered a very remarkable
feat in automobiling Mr. Moses and his
bride win be at home after October I, al
the Burlington.
Miss Cora Sommers. daughter OF Mr..
Joseph S0mmers. was married last even
ing to Mr. Joseph Bendheim. OF this CITY.
The ceremony was performed IN Fretnd's
at O'Clock by Rabbi Louis stern. OF
the Eighth Street Temple. in the pres
ence OF large and brilliant company.
The bride wore a gown of white satin
and lace. with veil Of tuIIe held with
diamonds. Miss Irene Sommers was her
sisters maid OF honor. and 1Tr. David
Rothschild was the best man The cere-
nony was performed in front OF the bay
window which was transformed into a
bower Of palms The rooms were stud
ded with palms and cut flowers, and the
supper table had decorations Of mounds
Of pink and white blossoms
I Immediately after the ceremony and the
Z
I served. Mr.. Max Fischer acting as toast
master Mrs. Joseph Sommers. mother of
{ the bride. wore a superb robe Of black
Z lace over black satin. with diamond orua-
nents; Mrs Sommers. grandmothsr OF
I the bride. also wore a robe Of black lace
over satin; Mrs Bendhein. mother OF the
E bridegroom. was in light blue creme de
chine and satin. with diamonds. Among
I the out-of-town guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
I Sol Newmyer. Of Havre de Grace. Nd.
the latter IN white embroidered batiste:
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Hecht. Of Baltimore.
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Fischer. Mrs.
Hecht wearing white organdie and lace
over Hight blue silk with diamond orna-
ments; Mrs. Fischer in purple chiffon ard
lace and diamonds. and little Miss Helen
Fischer IN white organdie and lace over
yellow silk; Air- Blonheim. Of Alexandria.
with his daughter and son. Miss Blon-
helm and Mr.. BlOnheim. the former in
pink silk and pearls: Mr. and Mrs. d.
Sommers, OF Shsmokin, Pa. the latter in
white net over yellow silk; Mr. A. L.
Sommers. Of Mahanoy City. Pa. and Mr
Charles HolborE. OF New York. The bride
and Bridegroom left on a late train for e
wedding trip by water TO Boston and
New York and down the Hudson River
The bride wore a going-awsy gown o.
green rajah. with hat. paTasol. and shoes
TO match They viii be at home later on
at the Mississippi. IN " street
The Secretary Of the Treasury and Mrs
Cortelyou and their children and Mrs.
Cortelyou's sister, Miss Kinds. will close
their home In Bancroft place to-day and
go TO Huntington. L L. an isolated spot
near their former home. Hampstead,
where they can live the simple life in very
earnest
Assistant Secretary Of State Bacon re-
turned TO Washington yesterday morning
from his weekend visit TO his family IN
their summer home at WestbUry, Long
Island He made a trip to Oyster Bay
Monday in his automobile. TO call upon
the President.
Gen Clarence r. Edwards, {. S. A.
returned yesterday morning from Mag
nolia Beach. Mass, where his family are
established in their cottage for the sum
mer.
Mrs. Frederick (. Chapin and family.
who have been OF the Jersey coast for
some weeks, wfI go 20 New Hampshire
about August l, to remain during August
and the early fall
Brig Cen Dsingerheld Parker, retired,
is spending the summer in Atlantic City.
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Miss Claire Cryder. who VIII leave to-
day with her sister. Miss Cryder, for At
lantic city. will sail on August Is for Eu-
rope. to spend several months with her
other sister in England
Mr. Samuel ". Steinberger. OF this city.
went TO Baltimore to act as best man at
the wedding Of Miss Cecilia Lion. daugh-
ter OF Mrs Louis Lion, 10 BIr. william
NIichaelis. which took place there last
evening \ large party Of friends accom-
panied him TO attend the ceremony. in
GLIDING Mrs. V AIichaeiis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones 8iichaelis. Mr.. and Mrs. Wallberg
Miss Blanche Stern. daughter Of Rabbi
Stern. Miss Helene D Engel. RIr. A. Blu
menthal, Mr.. Leo Loeb. Mr. Sydney
Gunst, md Mr.. Ivan Heidenan-
Miss Mary Z Moore, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Mark W. Moore, was married
yesterday afternoon TO Mr.. Lyle Charles
White The ceremony was performed in
the rectory Of St. Aloysius' Church, at ?
o'clock, by Rev Joseph HinnaeI. The
bride wore a gown Of white batiste ex-
quisitely embroidered and trimmed with
vaienciennes lace. Instead Of veil she
wore q white picture hat trimmed with
long plumes, and carried a white PRAYER
book Only members Of the family were
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