The Washington times., 1909-08-15

day Tor the Yellow Stone Park and
Seattle. Wash, where she win spend
month.
Julian Baer Engaged.
The engagement is announced Of Ju-
liam Baer, formerly Of Washington, but
now of Georgetown. Ky, to Miss Dor
ris Saver, of Montgomery. Ala.
Mrs. Amman Behrend and bIr. and
Mrs. Rudolph Behrend left town this
morning Tor a several weeks trip
through The New England States.
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Miss Inez Silver. Of f117 New Hamp-
shire avenue, left town this morning
10 join her sister. Miss jeanette Silver
at Braddock Heights, Nd, to remain
several weeks.
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Miss BERTHE Steiner of L street. left
this morning for New York city fos an
indefinite stay.
Entertains at Dupont.
Mrs. Samuel BeEsinger. of the Dupont
apartment, entertained last evening, in
honor Of uer sister, Mrs. SackerRlan. of
Baltimore. The guests were Mrs. 70
StrasburgeT, Mrs. Kronheim. Mrs. Addie
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Mrs. r. Harris and daughter. Miss
Lillian Harris, left Lake Hoptecong. n
J., Saturday, TO join M. and Mrs Phil
~ King at the Blue Mountain House
Pen Mar, for the remainder Of August
and later they Will come to Washing
ton TO remain several weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ, Newmyer. who we're
spending the past week at Chesa peaEe
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Mrs. Eerwanger Home.
Mrs. c. Berwanger, who has been
spending several weeks at the Blue
Mountain House. Pen Mar, has returned
TO her home.
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Mrs. T Hollander AID daughter Irene.
left town Thursday To sTend a month
in Atlantic City.
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Ottenberg--Pressler Wedding.
What promises to be a very pretty
wedding viii take place this evening at
3 o'clock at Freunds' Hall, when Miss
Bertha Gutenberg. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Isaac Gutenberg, of U street, will
be married to David Pressler, also of
Washington, the ceremony to be per
Street Temple. The decorations in the
hall and dining-room will be artistically
carried out in pink roses and palms,
and the young couple will stand under
an arch of roses and ferns, to be mar
Tied
The bride will wear a white net and
| princesse lace gown; a white tulle veil.
gracefully caught to the hair by a
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carry d white leather Bible, suspended
from which will be garlands Of lilies-of-
the-valley. She viii be attended by
two bridesmaids Miss Carrie Loeb OF
Washington, and Miss Letitia Duffy, of
/ Brooklyn. n. Y. who win wear dresses
/ lace over pink silk, and viii carry
shower bouquets of pink Brides
maids roses. Mrs l. Gutenberg,
the brides mother viii wear a
black satin, while Mrs Presslers' gown
will be of black peau de sole After
the ceremony a dinner will be enjoyed.
and then the young couple viii leave
for Atlantic City and the North, the
brides goins-away costume being blue
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kmong the many messages of con-
gratulations received by Miss often
berg, the one most appreciated came
from her bTOther-in-law, Consul Ber-
line, the american consul to the Canary
Islands. in the form OF a cablegram.
When Mr. and Mrs Pressler return
from their trip they viii reside at the
Mississippi apartments. Among the out
of town guests who are exposed to at
tend the wedding are ME and Mrs
Cornthal. Of New York, Miss Hattie
Wolf of New York, Mr.. and Mrs.
Abram Gutenberg and Miss Rosa often
berg. of Baltimore; Miss Letitia Duffy.
! OF Brooklyn, y. Y. and Judge Henry
1 GoIdfOgle of New York city.