Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-27

| MISS EDMO
Ohio. which took place at 3 pm. De-
| cember 26. 1911, at st. Vincent de Paul
| Church, the Rev. Father P. J. O'Connell
| officiating. The bride was attended by
| Miss Florence Pessagno as bridesmaid
and her brother, Joseph SINH, was best
man. The newly married couple left
| Immediately for their future home in To-
| ledo, Ohio.
Mrs. Rosenfeld, in honor of the en-
| gagement of her daughter. Miss Eliza
| beth Rosenfeld, to Mr.. ]. Musher of New
York will be at home January l from
Z to 10 pm. at her residence, 314 I
| street northwest.
| Washington friends will be interested
in the news of the wedding last Sunday
| at Atlantic City of Miss Mollie Miller,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. David Miller
| of 1924 Atlantic avenue. and Mr.. Abram
Abramowitz of Bath Beach, N. Y, who
was formerly in business in Atlantic City.
| The best man was l.. d. Sulman of
Philadelphia, and the maid of honor Miss
Charlotte Miller. sister of the bride. Fol-
| lowing the wedding. an elaborate supper
was served and a dance followed in the
ballroom of the Hotel Islesworth The
decorations were SmilaX, roses and palms.
kilograms from the many friends of the
couple were read during the dinner. Fol-
| lowing the ceremony, the couple left on
trip, including Baltimore. Washington
and possibly Palm Beach. They will re-
| side in Bath Beach, N. Y.
| The Progress Club celebrated its second
anniversary Monday night by giving
dance at Dyers. The dance began at .
O'Clock, and included several attractive
features Refreshments were served dur
| ing intermssion. David l.. Rothstein
was chairman of the committee, and was
assisted by Milton Block and Julian
Jackson. Those present were Misses
Mildred Henripen of New York. Sylvia
Sinsheimer and Lillian Schiller of Balti-
more. Hazel Bornheim, Selma Katzen,
| Sara Rothstein, Cora Colman, Johanna
| Adler. Beatrice Hahn. Alma Kaufman,
Ethel Goldberg. Hortense Hano. Pauline
Rosenthal. Rosa Breslauer and Messrs.
Gilbert Nathan of Philadelphia, Milton
Siegel Ira Emerich. Allen Samuel of
Baltimore, Morris Hyman, Charles Ra
coosin. Leroy Newmyer, Lester Steinem.
Milton Block, Sylvan Powdermaker, Jul
liam jackson, Samuel Schwartz, Charles
Rosenthal and David L. Rothstein.
Prof. Harry D. Campbell of Washington
and Lee University, Lexington, Va, is
is here to attend the meetings Of the
scientists.
Mrs. John Owens of Q street who met
with an accident last Tuesday, is still
confined to her home.
DR.. and Mrs. Guy Fairfax Whiting en-
tertained at dinner last evening for their
daughters, the Misses Whiting. The
guests included Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner II.
Bell, Miss Reyburn, Miss Hodges. Miss
Adelaide Heath, Miss Webb. Miss Doris
Haywood, Mr.. Hoes, Mr.. Cotton Smith,
Mr.. Robert Stead, Mr.. Dutton, Mr.. Bal
ley, Mr.. Hemphill and Mr. Calvert.
Mrs Frederick E. Chaplin entertained
small company at dinner last night.
Rogers. Miss Marguerite Caperton, Miss
Ruth Pilling, Mr.. William Flather and
Mr.. Frederick Chaplin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McCauley enter
tanned at dinner last evening in honor Of
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles O'Donnell Lee. who are now
making their home in Philadelphia. The
other guests were Miss Nagel, daughter
of the Secretary of Commerce and Labor;
Miss Gladys ingalls, and her cousin, Miss
Abby Barnard; Miss Margaret Symons.
Miss Katherine Britton. Miss Oge. Mr..
Raymond Rogers. Mr.. Hickey. Lieut.
French embassy staff, NJ. de Bach of the
Russian embassy staff. Baron Harden
brock of the German embassy staff and
Lieut.. McCauley.
The cherry tree ball given by the stu
dents Of George Washington University
was well attended last night at the Ar
lington.
Admiral and Mrs Charles H. Stockton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker. Dean and Mrs. ].
r. Walton. Dean and Mrs. William A.
Wilbur and Dean and Mrs. Howard L.
HodgkinS were the chaperons.
program of twentyfour dances with
an intermission for refreshments filled the
evening.
Col and Mrs. Marlborough c. wyeth
gave a small tea yesterday at their home
on 10Th street for their daughter. Miss
Dorothy Wyeth. and their son. Cadet John
Churchill Wyeth of West Point.
Col and Mrs. Wyeth have as house
guests for the holidays Miss Margaret
Treat, daughter of Col. Charles G. Treat.
U. s. A., and Cadet Ward of West Point
Mr. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond will
give a reception Friday evening, January
IL, at their home Sheridan circle in
honor of the American ambassador to
Great Britain and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid. |
Wednesday evening. January g. they will
give a dinner for the Russian ambassador |
and Nine. Bakhmetef.
Miss Amy Richardson left town this
morning for a ten-day visit to friends in |
Boston and Concord. N. H.
Mr. Raymond Kirkman of Chicago is
visiting his parents, Col and Mrs. Kirk
man, at the Wyoming.
The board of managers of Noel House
have issued invitations for Tuesday, Jam
uary 2, at the New Willard ballroom, to
organize for the rehearsals of the musical
play. 1.-THE College Hero" Young people
are expected at $3.50 pm. and adults at |
$40 pm.
The board OF managers of Noel House
consists Of Mrs. s. M. Ackley, Mrs Hora-
ito r. Bigelow. Mrs: j. c. Boyd. Mrs. Ed
son Bradley, Mrs. Lathrop Bradley, Miss
Julia C. Butler. Mrs. Allerton Cushman.
Mrs. Richard G.. Davenport, Miss A. /.
Mrs. Gilfllan, Mrs S. Gurgen-
helm, Miss Hegeman. Mrs. Joseph Clark
Hoppin, Mrs. Ralph Jenkins, Mrs Duncan
McKim, Mrs. Randolph McKim. Mrs. c.
w. Melee, Miss McCammon, Mrs Frank
Moss Miss Munroe, Mrs Henry Cleve |