Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-29
SOCIETY.

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the guest of relatives in New York.
returned home last week.
Mortimer Kohler of New York is the
guest CT his grandfather, Mr.. e. Heiden-
| heimer.
| The Wednesday Afternoon Sewing Cir
| Gle gave a theater party followed by a
crab feast Wednesday night, when its
members met for the last time this sea-
son.
! Mrs. Benjamin Held was hostess Sat
urday at a chldren's party in honor of
the birthday of her daughter. Frances
Evelyn Held. Many games were played,
after which refreshments We're served.
Those present We're Babhette HoIen,
kaufman of St. Gall Switzerland; Kath-
crime Lions CT Baltimore, Md; Amelia
Kolipinsky, d. Kolipinsky, James ST.
mon, Carl Werner. Oscar Baum, Inez
Leon and Louis kolipinsky, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. j. Kaufman announce
the engagement of their daughter Juani-
| ia. to Mr.. simon l.. Nye They will be
Island avenue northwest from 4 until q
this afternoon and until 1919 this
evening.
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the guest of his son. Mr. Simon l.. Nye.
Miss .Iuanita kaufman is entertaining
her cousin, Miss Mabel Kaufman OF New
York city and Miss Florence Nye of
| Scranton, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Spear and family of
Baltimore are theGuests of Mr. and MRS
| Leopold LuchS or IA 9th street north
| west
Julius 1. Peyser of 10Th street spent last
week in Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Carl Deutch and son Frederick of
| Vienna. Austria, are the guests OF their
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Splitter,
on II street, and expect to remain some
time.
| Mrs. Oppenheim OF Rhode Island avenue
entertained Wednesday afternoon, when
her guests were Mrs. Refs. Mrs. kron-
f. Blondhem, Mrs. kleeblatt, Mrs.
| Aaron Mrs l.. Somehow. Mrs. Caro-,
Mrs. Ernest Gichnor and Mrs g. Herman.
| Luncheon was served in the dining room.
/ where the decorations on the table were
| of sweet peas and roses.
Mrs Carleton l.. Wood. daughter Of
Maj. and Mrs. Sylvester. will he the
matron of honor at the wedding. in
| Utica, \. Y. June II. at Grace Church,
of Miss Harriet Sherman and Mr. Henry
Fl: Cooper. The bride is niece of the
Vice President. and the wedding will
be among the leading events of the June
season in his home city.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Wood have Travelled
| twelve or thirteen thousand miles since
| their marriage here last December and
| have spent the intervals between these
| journeys to Cuba and Mexico at their
| lovely home in Utica, where they have
| welcomed their friends with real hos
pitality. reCiprocating the many courte-
| sizes shown Mrs Wood by her husbands
relatives and associates at his old home
| They will spend most of the summer in
| a series of house visits north, and will
| join Maj. and Mrs. Sylvester's house
party at their bungalow at Bolivar, w
| Va, during September.
| Mr.. and Mrs. V. E. Adler of 10th street
northwest are in Atlantic CITY, where
| they spent the past week.
One of the prettiest weddings TAX
ing place in Manila for many day was
on April at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
D. NJ. Carman, 80 Gale Nozaleda. when
Miss Susan D. Ellison and Mr. Frank
Irayers Eddingf1eld Of this city were
The fine old Spanish architecture
Of the, Carman home lent itself to
cious entrance hall were potted palms
and soft, green bamboo branches: the
stairway was trimmed with the bam-
boo. and INTERVIEWING pink flowers: the
hall upstairs, with it's wall. ceiling and
floor Of dark hardwood shining like
old vas set ct by the
the ceremony took place. had only a
few white jasmines in vases, except for
one place Of interest to which the eye
Beautiful effect Here the marriage
Exactly at 9 the strains OF the
wedding march, played by the constab-
ulary orchestra, announced the entrance
the non
and took his stand under the arch; then
came the groom and his best man, Mr..
ct mines: next the maid of honor. Miss
Phoebe Ellison, and last the bride,
escorted by her father. Mr.. Carman.
took their place in front Of the floral
arch. Both the bride and her maid
Of honor are blondes Of an unusual
type and beauty: and one could scarce
ly imagine prettier wedding picture.
The bride was beautiful in her gown
of white embroidered pima, made with
real orange blossoms. She carried q
shower bouquet Of roses. The maid OF
tiln trimmed 1ne WI" Win lace and embrod-
cry: her bouquet was shower OF pink
roses. .
Society Society Mr. Mrs. EddinsfieId is the daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs: r. Ellison, of
Mia last July as teacher in the edu-
cational bureau. Mr.. Eddingfield, from
this city. is mining Lens engineer snend-
ing their honeymoon In and around
Baguio, and will be at home after June
Is at 535 Gale Real Malate, Manila.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Green. formerly
of Washington. have returned from
honeymoon. and left this past pas, week
for California, where they will spend
the summer. Mrs. Green was formerly
Miss Gertrude Cook Of Anacostia.
A pleasant evening was spent last
Tuesday at the home. Of Mrs. Henrietta
Brooke, Congress Heights, it being the
occasion of her forty FIRST birthday al an.
hour, after which refreshments were
served. Those present were Mr.. and
well, Mrs. Dean. Mr.. and Mrs. Brooke.
Misses Katharine and Alto Moore:
Grace and Adelaine Dean. Meta and
Lottie Moore. Henrietta. Mary. Pauline
and Lillian Brooke, Clifton Bivans,
George Thornton, Earl Dean and Bernard
Boswell