Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-09

A merry crowd of young folks enjoyed
a trip down the river Wednesday even
ing. when Joseph kaufman, son of Mr..
and Mrs. d. J. Kaufman. entertained his
friends on a tug party to celebrate his
tWenty-first birthday anniversary. The
yacht Queen Anne was chartered for the
occasion and left the wharf at $50 pm.
After cruising for some distance, supper
was served in the dining room in the
forward part of the boat. The room
was tastefully decorated with flowers
and flags There were eight small tables
seating the guests. each of whom received
a souvenir-bamboo baskets of flowers for
the young ladies and novelty souvenirs
for the gentlemen of the party. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. d. j. kauf-
man, Miss Mabel Kaufman of New York.
Miss Cordelia Spear of Baltimore. Md
Miss Eliza CoblenZer. Miss Juanita kauf-
man, Miss Alma Kaufman. Miss Rita
Baer Miss Grace Burnstine, Miss Lillian
Burnstine. Miss Hortense Brylawski, Miss
Irene Einstein, Miss Rena Fleischman,
Miss Celeste Goodman. Miss Flor
ence Gusdorf, Miss Minna Heilprin.
Miss Marion Heilprfn, Miss Lorraine
Herman, Miss Amelie Hollander, Miss
Marguerite Kaufman. Miss Sarah koe-
nigsberger. Miss Gladys Mayer. Miss
Rhoda Mautner. Miss Ella Oppenheimer.
inson, Miss Dora Schiffman. Miss Leona
Stern. Miss Bella Schiffnan. Miss Edith
Strasburger. Miss Tony Wollberg. Miss
Rena Sanger Miss Leona Spear of Bal
timore, Miss Jennie Rice of Chicago. Ill
David Baer. Milton Goldsmith David
Stern. Melville Fischer. Herbert j:
jacob Malcolm. Auefbach. Bernard
Baer, Maurice Eiseman. Stanley Fischer,
Alfred Haas. Edwin Hahn. Leroy King,
Milton King. Arthur Luchs, Lester
Herbert Rich. Alfred Stern. Edgar
Behrend. Clarence Eiseman, Norman
Fischer. Louis Chaser. Emmanuel Haas.
Melville Hollander. Maurice Steppacher'
Philadelphia, Pa; Milton Kaufman. 1rv-
ing Kaufman, Dick Lester, Philadelphia,
Pa; Frederick Reisert of Cincinnati.
Ohio: Lynde Ryman of Dallas, Pa: Gus
tave Rawcliffe of Chester, Pa; Monroe
Hollander of Tucson. Ariz.; Norman
Blum Of Gloversville. N Y. and Simon
Nye.
ST Margaret's Church was the scene OF
beautiful wedding last night. when
Miss Clara Townsend Anderson. daushter
of Mrs Alexander keosis Anderson, be
came the bride of Mr.. Frederick Clauoe
Bigelow LIE Gro of California.
Clusters of bride roses adorned the altar
vases and palms and trailing vines were
placed about the chancel Ihe KEY.
George c. F.. Bratenahl OF ST. Aloan $
escorted to the altar by her cousin, the
Secretary of War. Her gown was
charming creation of cream white satin.
made princess, with close-fttfng over
dress of chantilly lace. The corsage was
trimmed with embroidered roses studded
with brilliants. Her tulle veil was
caught with a wreath OF orange blossoms
and she carried a bouquet of orchids and
lilies of the valley.
The maid Of honor Miss Fogg OF Nash
Vile. Tenn, and the bridesmaids. Miss
Mary Radford and Miss Juanita Ander-
con +he brides sister, were gowned alike
in rose color satin. yelled with chiffon of
the same shade and beautifully embroid-
cred in gold thread. The latter carried
maidenhair fern and the maid OF honor
a cluster OF Killarney roses. Each wore
the brides souvenir gift from the land