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decorated for the occasion. and a large
number of guests were present. Mrs
| Frank Leetch. Mrs. Percy Thompson
and Mrs Howard Hinckley were the
Chilly. Mrs. Julian Wallace and Miss
Isabel Taylor at the flower table, Mrs.
Charles Hume, Miss Beall, Miss Cor
| don and Miss Kilbruene at the candy
| table, Mrs. Chase Mrs. William A Bre
ward, Mrs. Francis Wallace, Miss Win
| ship and Miss Reich at the cake table,
| and Mrs. Duncan Bradley. Miss Smoot
| and Miss Graves at the lemonade table.
| Mrs. Balch Beall Wilson, the vice preSl-
dent of the guild. and Mrs. Howard
Hinckley assisted in receiving.
Nine Enriqueta C. de Pereyra, wife Of
| the first secretary of the Mexican en-
| bassy, who has recently come TO WASH
| ington. is a charming addition to the Ia
| dies of the diplomatic corps In Washing
| ton.
The last annual meeting of the Council
| of Jewish Women, held in the Vestry
| rooms of the Eighth Street Temple Mon
| day evening, May ID, was of great IN
terest Mrs Charles Goldsmith the re-
| firing president. spoke beautifully or gooo
work accomplished by the many branches
| of this organization.
The chairmen of the different commit
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| the great volume of work accomplished
| during the year
The special feature of the evening was
the election of officers and resulted In the
| following: President, Mrs. Adolph Kahn,
| vice president, Mrs. Charles Goldsmith;
second vice president Mrs. A. M. Baer;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. Alexander
| Wolf: reporting secretary. Mrs. James
and auditor. Mrs J. s. Kann. Nine new
| directors We're elected, namely Mrs. X.
B. Behrend. Mrs. Louis Stern, Mrs. Simon
| Oppenheimer. Mrs. David Sanger. Mrs
field. Miss Ida Friedberger. Mrs. Joseph
Gpldenberg and Mrs. Jacob Eisenmann
The evening closed with a social hour
Mrs. Perry of the Cairo left recently for
the Adirondacks. where she will join her
daughter. Miss Mable Perry.
Mrs. William Waldo will leave this
week for New York for few days visit
before going to the mountains, where she
will spend several weeks. Later she will
join Mr. Waldo at their new home in
Akron, Ohio.
Mrs. Cooley and her daughter. Miss
| Cooley who have been spending the win
| ter on California street, left washington
| last week for the summer.
| Mai Foot, T. S. a.. and Mrs. Foot
| have returned from Florida, and are at
| the buckingham until they leave for
| Pennsylvania, where they will spend the
| summer.
| Misses Margaret and Lizzie Mitchell
| entertained at dance last Friday
| evening at their residence. on street
| in honor of their niece. Miss Dorothy
| Rorher and her house guest. Miss
| Mary Cleeve There were about fifteen
| couples and the rooms were prettily
decorated with pink sweet peas and
| ferns.
| Mrs Cullop. wife of William Cullop of
| Indiana, entertained Tuesday at bridge
| followed by a luncheon. Among her
guests We're Mrs. core Mrs. clayton. Mrs.
IG B. Brown, Mrs. Taylor. Mrs Crum-
packer, Mrs. Dent. Mrs. Wickline, Mrs
Ayers, Mrs. Hubbard. Mrs. Fred Den
nett, Mrs c. T. Carpenter, Mrs Hay
| wood. Mrs. Ainsworth, Mrs. Rnooes anu
Miss Jane Slemp.
| wedding of recent date at Christ
| Church., San Jose. Cal, where 1t was
| events of the season. Is OF interest,"
| here where the bridegroom is well
| known. Miss Elizabeth Lamb became the
| bride of John P. Irish, jr.. at this we'd
| ding in a picturesque setting OF flowers
| The church had been decorated by the
girls of st. Margaret's guild. of which the
bride is a member. The volunteer decora-
tors selected roses and Easter lilies for
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windows were wreathed with banksia
roses and on the altar pink roses were
| entwined with lilies The pews were
| decorated with great clusters of lilies and
white ribbons. The boys of the choir
| sang the marriage hymn. THE Voice
| That Breathed Ger Eden" at the coming
of the bridal procession, and the wedding
| march was played by Miss Lucille Bay
| ley.
| The bride wore a gown of white mes
saline deliberately embroidered with
pearls and fashioned princess with a
train. The costume was completed with
| a tulle veil and coronet Of orange bios
SONS, and the pretty bride carried a
| sheaf of lilies. She was attended by
| Miss Edith Haynes of Santa Clara as
maid of honor, who wore pale blue mes
| saline embellished with spangled net, and
her bouquet of forget-me-nots harmon
| lied with the blue of her gown. Earl
| Lamb, brother of the bride, acted as
best man at the wedding. and the ushers
| were Miss Dorothy Williams and Miss
| Millicent Williams, both of whom wore
| white frocks. There were two little
flower girls. May Lamb and Margery SUIT