The Washington times., 1909-04-18

Constance Satterlee, as bridesmaids:
DR.. Bingham of New York, as best man,
and DR.. Satterlee, DR.. Bartlett, DR..
II Humphreys. and DR.. GreenWay, all of
New York, as usherS.
Arthur Satterlee of New York, uncle
oe the bride, viii give her in marriage
and the ESt. Rev. Alfred Harding. Bishop
OF Washington, VIII perform the cere-
mony, which viii take place at noon
For Charity.
The Evening of Song and Story to
be given in the ballroom of the Shore
ham Monday evening. April 26, is to be
given for the purpose Of creating
Fresh Air Fund for the Blind. and the
interest and sympathy this new move
ment has created is noted with delight
by those interested A few days in the
country during the lieated term in the
city is blessing to those who sit in
darkness all the year" that those with
sight cannot appreciate
The artists are all popular favOrites
Mrs. Anne Grant Fugitt, soprano; Mrs
blanche Muir Daigleish, cOntraIto; Miss
Jean Wilson, who VIII tell the stories,
and Miss Ruby Stanford, viOIinist.
Tickets can be secured from Mrs.
Charlotte Emerson Main, 2OO9 Massa-
chusetts avenue.
The list Of patronesses OF the affair
includes MrS- Sherman, Mrs. Knox, Mrs
Wickersham. Nine Jusserand, Nine
Nabuco, Mrs Bryce. Mime. Cortes. Nine
Calderon, Mrs John Hay, Mrs. Alexan-
der Shepard mrs. Chauncey NJ DepeW,
Mrs. William Phelps Emo, Mrs. Joseph
T. Thropp, Mrs Beekman Winthrop,
Mrs. George T. Summerlint Mrs, John
A Johnston. Mrs William c. Denny,
Mrs. George +. Huff, Mrs Hardner
Hubbard, Mrs. Samuel Spencer, Mrs
Richard Ely, Mrs. May. Mrs Murray
Crane, Mrs. John r. Mclean, and many
others
The Otagon Pleasure Club gave an
Easter Dance Wednesday evening" at
Dyer's Hall A novel feature of the
evening was the selection of each one s
partner for the dance, by the cores
ponding color of ribbons. Those who
attended were Miss Bella Schiffman,
Miss Rena Fleishman, Miss Lillian Har-
riS, Miss Rita. Baer, Miss Celeste Good
man, Miss Ernestine Rich, Miss Gladys
Mayer, Miss RhOda Mautuer, Miss Liz
Ian Bernstein, Miss Carrie Robinson,
Miss Selma kahn, and Miss Irene Elm
stein Also NesSrs- Alfred Haas Mau-
irce Eiseman, Alfred Stern, Myer Simons
MalcOmb Auerbach, Edwin Hahn, Roy
King, Arthur and Lester Newman, Mel
Vile, and Stanley Fisher, Melvin King,
Herbert Rich, Milton Goldsmith, Her
bert Jacoby, Arthur Luchs, and Bernard
and David Baer.
Miss Maude Lichtenstein was hostess
Thursday afternoon at a whist and
lunCneOn. gwen IN nOnOr OF D6r cousin,
Miss Minnie Winter, Of New Haven,
Conn. After the prizes were distributed,
a buffet luncheon was served.
The table appointments were carried
out in yellow The Centerpiece was a
large bowl filled with yellow jonquils.
festOoned with yellow tulle. The guests
were Miss Jeanette Silver. Misses
Maude and Carrie Baer, Miss Trina
Stern, Miss Azalyine Woog, Miss Edna
Dryfuss. Miss Esther Behrend, Miss
Camille Herman, Miss Hortense Sond-
heimer. Miss Leona Young Miss Hlda
Jacoby, Mrs. Edward Kohner, Mrs A.
Jacoby, and Miss Madaline Herzog, OF
Cincinnati, Ohio.
The 1rst prize was won by Miss
Camille Herman, the second by Miss
Esther Behrend, and the third by Miss
| Carrie Baer
The ManteI Club gave a theater party
| at the New National Theater, followed
! by supper at the New Willard Thursday
evening. In the party were Mr. AID
Mrs. Leo Zwissler, Mr.. and Mrs George
| E Ruhl, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stein, Mr..
! and Mrs. Charles Tanner, Miss Ray, and
Il Mr. C1fulfani