The Washington herald., 1912-11-03

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Mrs. william H. Carter. wife Of Ma.
Gen. Carter. L. S. A.. Is chairman o
the committee in charge and is bein
assisted by Mrs: w. d. West. Mrs
Charlotte Lane. Mrs. r. c. Dubois. an,
Mrs. Edward \. Goodwin. Tickets ca,
! be purchased from Mrs. Dubois at aO2
| Sixteenth Street. and from Mrs God
| win, at the Dresden.
The Russian Ambassador and Nine
Bakhmeteff have returned to the cit,
from New York. where they made
brief stay.
Maj. Theodore Low. L. S. NJ. c, re-
tired. who has been visiting relatives in
New Haven. Conn, has returned &c
Washington and opened his home. 1909 \
Street.
Rear Admiral Leavitt e. Logan. L. S
n. retired. has returned to Washington
and opened his residence on Hillyer
Place.
A wedding Of interest to Washington
ians took place in New York yesterday
at noon when Miss Lucy Gum Birn;e,
daughter of Col. Roger Birnie L. s. A.,
and Mrs. Birnie. and Mr.. Henry Vim
cent Horgan were married in the cham
Gerry Of Grace Church. Only relatives
Of the bride and bridegroom witnessed
the ceremony. which was performed by
the Rev. DR.. Flattery, rector of the
church.
The bride. who was unattended wore
a stylish dark blue travelling suit and
a smart hat to match. After the cere-
mony the bride and bridegroom and their
relatives were entertained at wedding
breakfast at Sherry's. Mr. and Mrs,
Horgan will reside in Glen Ridge. n. Y.
Miss Sylvia May is the guest of Miss
Anette Goldsmith. OF Calvert Street.
Miss Valerie Padelford. GRANDDAUGHTER
Of Mrs. Ordwsy. will spend the Christ
mas holidays with her friend, Miss Alice
Lewis. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Thorn
ton Lewis, at their home in Cincinnati.
Later in the season Mrs. Lewis will
Introduce her daughter to WASHINGTON
society. having leased an apartment
here for the winter.
Miss Marguerite Kaufman, of Rhode
Island Avenue. entertained Thursday
hight in celebration Of Halloween. Among
Gladys Mayer. Celeste
Goodman. Belle schiffman. Dora SchifY
nan. Louise Einstein. Amalie Holland
Alma Kaufman. Edith Strasbureer'
Florence Nye, and Verbena Adler:
dessrs. Arthur Luchs, Arthur Neumao. |,
Maurice Eiseman. Joseph Kaufman. Nor
nan Fischer, Jerome Meyers. EuRene 1
Toung. Emanuel Haas. Bernard Baer.
Albert steinem. Sidney Kaufman. and
Among the important government offi-
ials well known nationally Is Mr.. Jo-
eph Edward Ralph. Director of the Bu-
eau Of Engraving and Printing, the
man who makes the money" Mr.. Ralph
a native of Illinois and Is now in his
ONE city to cast his vote for President
aft. Mrs. Ralph is also a native of
linois and was born in Rockford, al
1ough she has passed most Of her life
Chicago until her marriage.
Friends of the dignified and efficient
lrector have recently been amused by a |
.ory which appeared in the AmericanI
[agazine for October and which was in. d,
ivertently reprinted by The Herald.
his story represented the director of ,
le bureau. known as most prosaic and ,,
-actical man. in the light of a raw /.
ochinvar defying the conventionalities !
I'd escaping with the lady Of his choice
true melcdramatic fashion. Accord ,
9 to the magazine, Mr.. Ralph met his \
lie at . ball given on the evening OIL
arch II. In Joliet, and that he ran awavI
ID married her the next day. Mr.. Ralph | /,
ys that the first part is true; that hej ,
ct his wife at such q time and place !
ID that he would have been willing 10 i,
ppe the next day, but the love AFFAIR &