The Washington herald., 1912-11-20

Connecticut Avenue residence will be
formally opened.
Miss Katherine Mimmack il the house
guest OF Mrs. Morris, in New York. Be-
fore returning to her home here, Miss
Mimmack will visit friends in Tuxedo
| Park.
Miss Margaret Perrin has gone to New
York to visit Mrs. Charles Mum and
her daughter. Miss Gladys Mum, who
arc spending several weeks at the Bel
mont before coming to Washington.
Mrs. Duncan McKim has sent out cards
for tea on Friday afternoon. November
g, after 4 O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldridge Jordan will give
a small dance Thursday evening
Mrs. NJ. B. Hatch gave a pretty and
informal tea yesterday afternoon at her
residence in Nineteenth Street for her
house guests, Mr.. and Mrs. z. II. Butler,
of Detroit. Mich. Mrs. Horn presided at
the tea table, and Miss Helen Colhoun
served the frappe. The receiving party
Included Miss Phelan and Miss Baker,
and the Misses Colhoun.
The marriage of Miss Helen Sousa,
SOusa, and Mr.. Hamilton Albert. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stone Albert, of
| Washington. will take place Tuesday
afternoon. December II. at o'clock. at
ST. Thomas Church, New York City. The
Rev. DR.. L. NJ. Stires will officiate. Miss
Sousa will have no attendants. Mr..
Thomas MarsaIls will be best man. and
Mr. Henderson NJ. Green and Mr.. Arthur
Fl. Osborn are to be the ushers. Only
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will be present at the ceremony. small
reception at the st. Regis will follow.
Mrs. George Lloyd Masruder and Miss
| Pauline Magruder have arrived in Sa-
vannah, Ga, where they will attend the
wedding OF Lieut. Burns Magruder and
Miss Mary Blue Hull, on Friday. DR..
Magruder will Join his wife and son to-
morrow.
The members Of Miss Hull's bridal
party were entertained at luncheon yes
terday by Miss Elizabeth Malone, and
at dinner last night by Miss Sophie Mel
drim who is one of the bridesmaids.
Other parties for Miss Hull and Lieut..
Magruder are TO be Mrs. w. G. Barn
wells luncheon to-day. Miss Eliza
Lamar Hulrs dinner tonight, Mrs
Cheshire Nash's luncheon tomorrow.
tomorrow night.
Miss Mana Hull will be her sister S
maid of honor, and the bridesmaids will
be Miss Pauline Magruder, OF Washing
ton, D. c.: Miss Sophie Meldrim, Miss
Elinor Shotter, Miss Anna Stevens, Miss
Elizabeth Malone, and Miss Eliza
Lamar Hull. The groomsmen will be
Mr.. Frederick Dawson. Of New York:
Capt Battle, L. S. A; Lieut.. Marcel
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Mr.. Dana Stevens, and Mr. H. c. Daniel.
The best man will be Lieut.. Edward
Collier Little U. S. N.
The ceremony will be followed by q
general reception.
Many Of Mrs. Christian Hemmick s
friends are interested in the announce
ment that her portrait Of Whistler, the
great painter, has been reproduced by
| the John Lane Company. who have used
il in Mr. Conrad's book, and also as
the cover to a Life of Whistler" 1t
is one of Mrs. Hemmick's best sketch"
portraits, and was made when she was
living in the Latin Quarter IN Paris,
where Mr. Whistler was also a resident.
1t is the only late portrait Of the great
painter and writer.
NJ. Lefebvre de Ia Boulaye, recently
appointed second secretary OF the French
Embassy, has arrived in Washington,
accompanied by Nine. Lefebvre de la
Boulaye and their children.
Mrs. David King has returned from a
vidt to Virginia, and is at the New
Willard She will go later to Newport.
R. I.
1L ,.h,5rIo ~ a,bIhI+Ior 6-JIIs q, t5a
Riding Hall at Fort Myer during the
lows
November q, regular drill at go p
m, open to the public.
November @, evening. p. m, special
complimentary drill given by the Post
Commander, Col Joseph Garrard, Fiji
teenth Cavalry, U. 8. A, for members Of
the National Guard District of Column
bia General public not invited)
December 6, regular drill at 2:30 p. m,
open to the public.
December 6, evening, 8 p. m, special
complimentary drill given by the Post
Commander. Col. Joseph Garard, Fiji
tenth Cavalry, U. s. A, for the mem
bers Of the National Guard, District of
Columbia General public not invited.)
Beginning on December 4, and con-
tinuing on every Friday afternoon there
after, drills will be given to the general
public. commencing at 2:30 p. m.
One of the most beautiful weddings of
the season took place last night when
Miss Irma Stern, daughter of Rabbi Louis
Stern and Mrs. Stern, and Mr.. F. H
Kalisher were married IN the Eighth
Street Temple, which was appropriately
decorated for the occasion.
de1iphtful musical
coded the entrance Of the bridal party.
Dir. Louis Atwater was the organist. and
Mrs. Nellie Wilson shir-C1ifr, the soprano,
rendered several solos. Mr.. Sol Minister
was the violinist. The Bridal Chor1Is''
from 'Iohengrin'' sung by the Temple
Quartet, Miss Pauline Whitaker, con-
tIalto, taking Miss Irma Stern's place In
the quartet.
The bride. preceded by her bridal party.
entered the temple escorted by her
father, Rabbi Stern. She wore an ex-
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