The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-11

/ ing one Miss KoehleFs songs included
the welI-known "Connais tn lie pays"
from "Mignon;" MacDowelrs ''The Blue
bell" I,ehmans Guardian Angel" Fors-
ter's when Think of the Happy Days"
Schuberts die Forelle," Massenet's
Mutt d'Espagne," Tostis ''vorrei," and
for encores a repetition of the Schubert
song, Massenets "Ouvres ties yeaux
bleus." and Amy Woodford Finden's
'Kashmiri Sing" Miss Tozier's numbers
were Joseffy's "Wiegenlied," Chopin's A
nat "Ballade," and for encores Chopin's
A fat waltz and LISTS Gnomenreigen."
Miss Murray Ledyard poured tea
The Danish Minister and Countess
Moltke will close their home next month
and go to Lancaster, Mass. to spend
some weeks with the countess parents
at their country place. In July they win
sail for two months visit to their home
IN Denmark.
| Miss Margaretta Morse. OF this city. viii
act as maid Of honor for Miss Emaline
Agnes Sweeney, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Sweeney. OF New York. at
her marriage 10 Lieut.. Clifford Lee Cor
| bin, nephew of the late Lieut.. Gen. Henry
c. Corbin, of this city The bridesmaids
viii be Miss Irene DAILY, OF Baltimore.
and Miss Elizabeth Stewart. OF New York.
Lieut.. Lloyd B. Msgruder will be Mr.
| Corblns best man, and his ushers are TO
be Lieut.. Richard J. Herman and Lieut.
ROLAND NJ. Case. Mr.. Corbln. who IS a
son of DR.. Lee Corbin and Mrs. Corbin.
| Of Dayton, Ohio. Is a lieutenant OF ar
| tillery, stationed at Fort MoHenry. Bait
more. The ceremony will take place
April 70 at 5 O'Clock in the home OF the
brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Robinson. OF New
York. brother-in-law and sister of former
President Roosevelt. are now az Hot
Springs. Va. where they are entertaining
and being entertained constantly.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Lee. Mr. and Mrs.
Eldridge Jordan, and a few others who
formed a party OF guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Spencer in their private car for
the weekend will return to Washington
this morning. They visited the Univer-
lsity OF Virginia Saturday. and visited at
Monticello. the former homo of Presl-
/ dent Thomas Jefferson and now the home
Of former Representative Jefferson Levy
and his sister, Mrs. Carl Won Mayhof.
Miss Minnie o. Canter and Mr.. Harry
E. Green were quietly married on March
| 10 at the brides home in the presence Of
their families. The bride was becomingly
gowned 10 a travelling suit and picture
hat. The couple left on an extended tour
| Of the West and will reside in Kansas
| City. Mo. where the bridegroom will
| engage In business.
Miss Sarah Leon. daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. K Leon. OF this city. was married
last evening at o'clock 20 Mr.. Charles
lKrulewitch. OF Mount Vernon. n. Y. The
ceremony was performed in the home OF
tho brides parents, 1873 Fourteenth street,
| by Rabbi Egelston. The drawing-rooms
were decorated with palms and lilacs,
and the dining-room with carnations and
roses. The bride wore a gown OF white
satin duchesse. with lace and pearls FOR
/ trimmings Her veil was held with lilies
OF the valley, and her only ornament was
the gift Of the bridegroom, a diamond
/ pendant.
Miss Rose Leon. sister Of the bride. who
acted as maid OF honor. was in yellow
Imessaline. with sold trimmings. and Miss
1nez Leon. niece Of the bride. who was
flower girl, wore a robe OF Valenciennes
/ lace over chiffon and silk, and carried A
white satin pillow, upon which was the
wedding ring. The best man was Mr.
| Maurice A. Rome, OF Baltimore. Mrs.
| Leon. mother Of the bride. wore black
chiffon over white satin. with Jet trim
mings Mrs Krulewitch. mother Of the
bridegroom, was in black lace. with
sequins. Mrs. Benjamin Leon wore april.
cot satin. with an overdress OF silver
gauze. and Mrs. L, Goldsmith wore wis
taTia satin. with pearl trimmings Mr..
and Mrs KruleWitch left later IN the
evening for their wedding trip to Atlantic
/ City, Niagara Falls, and Lakewood. n. J.
The out-of-tOwn guests were: Miss
| Bertha Leon and Miss Ida Leon. Of Nor
| folk. Va; Rose Krulewitch, Judge Burn
slime. AlonZo c. Jowenstein, Dr. Ignatius
Schwartz. Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Smith,
Elkin Smith. Jacob Berger. of Mount
Vernon, n. X; Mr. and Mrs Emanuel L.
Krulewitch, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Krule-
witch, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Krulewitch.
MI and Mrs. I. A. Krulewitch, Mrs,
Miller, Miss Flora Miller, of New York:
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Krulewitch, of New
York; DR.. B. NJ. Edelwitch, Mr.. and Mrs.
| J. Goldstein, Mr. and Mrs. Sugar, Mr.
Macht, Mr. and Mrs. Strauss, Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaacs. DIR. Kramer. and L. c. Will
| Jams, of Baltimore
| Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer have Just re-
turned to their apartment in the Ven
tosa, after having spent an enjoyable
ten days sightseeing visit to Old Point
Comfort, at the Hotel Chamberlin.
The College Women's Club viii hold its
fourth annual dinner at Rauschers next
Wednesday evening. Miss Wooley, Miss
Mabel Boardman, and Mrs. Carrie Chap
man Gait viii speak.
Mrs. B. 6. Harris, Of Twelfth street
northeast, has gone to New York for a
few days.
Find Skeletons of Officers.
Point Pleasant, W. Va, April 10-While
excavating for the purpose of launching
the steamer Virginia at Willow Grove,