Evening star., 1912-11-20
ding. trip in the east, will be at home a
Clifton Forge.

AMI MISS ELSIE bAHbAHA ERNST.
ding. trip in the east. will be at home at
Clifton Forge.
Invitations for a musical and tea have
been issued by Mrs. +. Menefee of the
Washington College for next Friday aft
ernoon.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Garthe have gone
to Cuba to remain a month or SO. They
left Washington today.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 8. Bacon gave small
dance last night for their daughter, Miss
Mildred Bacon, and her guests. Miss
Anna Sanford of Knoxville and Miss
Helen Hood of Palm Beach.
Last night at the Eighth Street Temple
Miss Irma Stern. daughter of Rabbi and
Mrs. Louis Stern. and Mr.. Samuel S.
kalisher We're married in the presence
of large gathering Of their relatives
and friends.
Preceding the ceremony an elaborate
musical program was rendered by the
Temple Choir. assisted by Prof. Louis {.
Atwater at the organ and Mr.. Sol Min
ster on the violin. Mrs. Nellie Wilson
Shircliff sang Spring Song" by We'll,
with violin obligato, and Beloved Morn
Mr.. Sol Minister'S solo was "Andante
Religioso,'' by Thome. and the Temple
Quartet, of which the bride is mem
Der, sang the bridal chorus from "Lohen-
grin" The bride entered with her father
to the strains of '.Lohengrin. preceded
by her sister. Miss Leona Stern, and the
ushers and was becomingly gowned in
white charmeuse satin, the waist EN-
broidercd in pearls and trimmed with
duchess lace and tulle Veil, which
formed a cap held in place with orange
blossoms, which We're worn by the
brides mother on her wedding day. She
carried white Bible with a shower OF
lilies of the valley. Rabbi Stern per-
formed the impressive ceremony, assisted
by Rabbi Abram SfSoon.
The altar was mass of palms and
ferns and chrysanthemums.
Miss Leona Stern, the brides ATTRACTIVE
sister, as maid of honor. was beautifully
gowned in pink charmeuse, with a waist
of chiffon elaborately trimmed in crystals
and pearls. She carried an arm1ul OF
bridesmaid roses In her hair she wore a
white aigrette held in place with rnlhe-
stone butterflies.
Mr. Alexander &. Gusdorf was best
man. and the ushers We're Messrs. David
Stern and Alfred l.. Stern, brothers OF
the bride: Daniel b GusdOrf, Melvin
Gusdorf Wallace Luchs and Edgar {.
Kaufman.
Mrs. Stern. mother of the bride, wore
black charmeuse. with waist OF black
chantilly lace and corsage bouquet or
yjolets and lilies of the valley. Mrs. Hen
ry B. Ansorg of Chicago, sister of the
groom, wore pale blue satin, with tunlc
of lace and pearls.
Miss Grace Jackson. cousin of the
groom, wore white charmeuse, with an
overdress of flowered chiffon.
Mrs. Henry Breslau, aunt OF the bride.
wore black satin and lace. Miss hannah
Gusdorf wore lavender satin.
dinner for the immediate family and
few friends, numbering about forty.
followed the ceremony at the Hotel Con-
oiyO nnlnvpd
a late hour Mr.. and Mrs. kallsher SAIL
from Baltimore today for Florida and
other southern resorts, and upon their re-
turn will make their home at the Clifton,
1923 Clifton street. where tney VIII pe
at home after December 20. The bride s
going-away gown was of taupe broad
cloth, with a velour hat of taupe trimmed
with amber feathers, and her furs were
pointed fox
Mr. John Boyd has returned to the city
and will pass the winter with his son-in-
law, Dr. Gerry Morgan, at the Con-
necticut.
Miss Frances Miller is visiting her rel
atives. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tainter, at
their summer home, Far Hills, n. j. She
attended the Princeton foot ball game
Saturday. Miss Miller will spend pen ,1nl this
Salisbury and Miss Dorothy Salisbury at
their home. 73 East 55th street. New
York. to attend the horse show. She will
return the first week of December.
Miss Alma Trainer is the guest of Miss
Helen Fairchilds of Philadelphia, whose
marriage takes place today at the
Church of the Messiah. with recep-
ton following at the family home, 513O
North Broad street
Mr.. William L. Thurber left Tuesday
afternoon for an extended trip south,
Fort Pierce, Palm Beach and Miami,
Fla, being included in his itinerary.
The foot ball club at Washington bar
racks, foot of Al. street southwest (old
arsenaD, will hold its regular dance in
the post gymnasium, tomorrow evening.
Dancing commences at $50 pm.
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Hamilton have
closed their country home on the Rock
vile pike. and will remain at the New
Willard until the completion of their
house on New Hampshire avenue.
A tea and an industrial exhibition win
be held next Saturday at Neighborhood
House, 40 NJ street southwest, from 2
to T., when those interested in any good
work which the members of the board Of
management of this phase Of settlement
work would suggest may join with them
In the meeting of the social club and en-
joy a cup of tea under most delightful
as We'll as mover condltlOnS.
The drill for the benefit of the Army
Relief Society which will be held at Fort
Myer Friday afternoon at 2:3O promises
to be tremendous success, but Mrs. Bor-
den, 1901 California street, has few good
seats yet on sale. A tea will follow after
the ong-established custom, and half
hour in very good company is assured
The President and Mrs. Taft have sig
nified their intention of attending the
drill, which is the first Of the season.
Justice and Mrs. LurtOn and party, AS.
sistant Secretary and Mrs. Oliver ana
party, Gen. and Mrs. Leonard Wood, Mrs.
Aleshire Gen. and Mrs. Albert Mills. Gen.
Crozier, Mrs. Darlington, Gen. and Mrs.
Sternberg, Gen. and Mrs. George Andrews,
Gen. and Mrs. Wotherspoon, Mrs. Z: ID.
Liscum, Commissioner and Mrs Judson
and Col and Mrs. Garrard will be among
those who will be seated in the Presi-
dents box.
Miss NJ Glen Wells. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs L. ]. Wells Of Wyoming, and
Mr.. Robert A. Jonscher will be married
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