The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-12-03

maids, and Mr.. Charles ]. Turner was
the best man.
Upon their return to Washington from
a short wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Eur
horst will reside at SIS A Street South
east.
The death of Nine. Hermes Fonseca,
wife OF the President OF Brazil, has put
the Brazilian Embassy in oTcial mourn
| ing.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. W. Blomenberg are at
the Hotel Powhatan for the winter.
Mrs Walter S. James announces the
engagement and approaching marriage of
her daughter, Miss Leila MalIoy James,
| &c Mr. Carroll J. Danehey, now of
| Washington. The marriage will take
place in Bishopville. S. c., on Christmas
Day.
In compliment to Miss Eugehia Wal
ker. whose marriage to Mr.. D. G. Stoner.
| of Washington. will be an event Of the
18th. Mrs l.. A. Gilbert and Miss Eloise
| Brown will give a luncheon Thursday
| next in Marietta, Ga. Mrs. Miller B.
Hutchins will entertain twelve guests at
bridge Friday. and other affairs are
planned
| Mrs. BENJAMIN V. Jackson wishes to
announce the engagement of her daugh-
ter Mrs Laura J. WIZ, 10 Mr. II. Tudor
Farmer, of Washington, The we'd
ding Is to take place at Trinity Church
/ on December 10.
! Mrs. Louis Bennett. OF West Virginia,
| entertained informally at luncheon at the
| Chevy Chase Club on Sunday.
The bazaar and sale of mountain
crafts opened yesterday at the head
quarters of the Southern Industrial
Educational Association. in the South
ern Building The many unique at
ira ctions included in the cabin indus
ties were on exhibition The flower and
candy booth was in charge Of the young
society girls of the Junior branch, Miss
Margaret Parker, Miss Hammond. Miss
AGee, Miss Hollerith. Miss Matthews,
Mss Radford. Miss Sally Williams. Miss
| Eeggett and others.
| The ladies presiding over the tea table
| from to s o'clock each day, from De-
| cember to December .. will be Mrs.
! Richmond Pearson HobsOn. Mrs. Seth
Shepard. Mrs. p. p. Claxton. Mrs.
| Charles Clapp. Miss jamie Riggs. and
Mrs. Willis Fisher.
! Mrs Leigh Robinson, chairman of the
{ membership committee. was in charge
OF memberships.
Mrs. Z. Z. Gedney, OF New Jersey, had
charge OF the beautiful crochet work
of the blind mountain children and
lovely feather fans.
| The luncheon Committe. who will
serve homemade sandwiches chocolate.
COffees ice cream and cake each day,
! from Il to o'clock. were Mrs. II. S.
! MCCandlish. Mrs. Edwin Parker Mrs. J.
:. Garland and Mrs. Herman Hollertth.
! The baskets and weavings and hand
formed trays will form a special feature
| Stone wee the hostesses OF the bazaar.
The Congressional Club will entertain
baroness Bertha Won Suttner OF Vienna.
who will speak on The Progress of the
Peace Movement Friday, December 6,
at o'clock. Tea at o'clock.
! Miss Annie Leary OF New York will
give a dinner Saturday for Mr.. and Mrs.
, John Hays Hammond of this city, who
will go to New York TO attend the enter
tdinment in the Century Theater Friday
! for the Titanic memorial fund. Cardinal
Farley will be present.
AT dinner at the New Willard last night
in honor of the Speaker OF the House
! and Mrs. Champ Clark.
! Col and Mrs. Selden Allen Day. L.
| s A. have returned and opened their
home in Lamont Street, where they will
! be at home informally as usual to their
! friends on Sunday afternoons in jan
uary and February.