Evening star., 1909-03-07
SOCIETY
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NJ. E. Church, Miss Elizabeth P. Hare,
the younger daughter Of Mr.. Henry A.
Hare of Richmond. Va. and Mr.. James
C. Sanders, also of Richmond. the son
of Mr.. w. r. Sanders of 227 Massa-
chusetts avenue northeast. this city, were
married. The bride wore sage green
travelling suit. with hat and gloves to
match. Mr.. and Mrs. Sanders left later
for New York city. where they will visit
ten days trip. They will spend few
days here with the grooms father before
going to their own home in Richmond.
Mrs. Arthur Copeland will not be at
home Monday afternoon.
A dance was given by the Brightwood
Athletic Club recently In Mr.. Grants 8
barn, which was elaborately decorated
with pennants. red and yellow corn,
honeysuckle, green and red peppers. Jap
anese lanterns and stacks of fodder. The
young ladies wore fancy gingham aprons
and sunbonnets and the men wore over
alls, blue shirts, bandana handkerchiefs
and straw hats.
Those present were the Misses L. Bald
win. NJ. Rhine. T. Lindsey. E. Horner, L.
Fetcher s. sn6a,a Caffery' cierI r. Brsase e. erani F.
H. Bergman. ]. Rhine. E. Bolden. G:
Billingsley. NJ. Norton. B. Lindsey and
Misses Orrison; Messrs. C. Stewart. w.
Bergman. C. Howells. Ashby Grant, E.
Grant eorfe 1aes sel G. k'ss M sft7 e BIZ
Kingsley. B. c. Moore, G. Thorn, W: Or
rison. j. Kern. w. Griffith. L. Hard
lesly. A. Wesley. Ray Grant, F: b. Grant,
Mr.. Madden. Mr.. and Mrs. Grant. Mr..
A trolley party. from the city was COM
posed of the Misses NJ. Aines, Eunice
Dessez, Sarah Hart Vergie Russell and G.
Frost: Messrs. J. Barber. c. Russell. l..
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hons. w. Collingsly and Smoot. chaper-
oned by Mrs. Dessez and Mrs. Ames.
Supper was served at midnight at the
Grant residence.
Mr.. Karl Kaufman of Pittsburg. Pa.
has returned to the University of Penn
sylvania after spending inauguration
week as the guest of Mr.. Clarence Gros-
ner of Massachusetts avenue.
Mrs. Lewis Simon Of 1909 35th street
has as her guest Miss Miriam Beerwald
OF Philadelphia.
Mrs. Rheine Of Georgetown, With her
guests Miss Kaufman and Miss Julia
Goldsmith of Fredericksburg, Va, were
at home Friday afternoon. when they well
coined large number Of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Lee Baumgarten OF 18th
street have as their guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Sol. Richold of Burlington. VT, and Mr..
Ferd Richold Of New York.
Miss Ernestine Rich of Harvard street
has as her guest her cousin, Miss Irma
Kline OF Baltimore.
Mrs Lauman Of the Bellevue Is enter
tanning her house guest. Miss Nervidda
OF Cincinnati, at an at home tonight.
The Misses Dinkelspiel Of New York
are the guests of Miss Celeste Goodman
Of the Sterling, Calvert street northwest
Mrs. Jennie Nattans and Miss Rita
Nat.ans Of Baltimore. who were the
guests of Mrs. Joseph Schiffman of Har-
ward street for Inauguration, have re-
| turned to their home. Miss Edith Nat
| tans will remain in town until Tuesday.
| Mrs Otto Woerner, with her house
guest, Miss Pearl Schaffer. was at home
! to her friends Friday night at 734 9Th
! street northwest.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Sigmund of the B1en-
helm had as their guests over the inau.
guration Mr.. and Mrs. A. Miller. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rothschild, Mr.. and Mrs. Sol. Miller
and Mrs. Kahn Of Baltimore.
Mr.. Joseph Saks Of New York was a
guest at the Willard during the week.
1 MISS Emily ftllluan mas DeeN spending
the week in town with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joel Hillman.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Gutman Of New
York were guests in town during the
week.
Mr.. Herbert Corey OF New York was
the guest for several days during the
week Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gus. Karger OF
| 18th street
| Mr.. and Mrs. Altman Of New York are
| the guests of Miss Pauline Kuntz of the
Tulane 18th street northwest.
| Mr. and Mrs Charles Marruder Wilson