The Washington herald., 1912-11-24
For Opera and Evening Wear.

visit to Mrs w. f. Clarke. of Alaska.
wife of the Governor Of the Territory.
! Mr.. ard Mrs Harry Freidlander have
, r,.Iurend to the city after several weeks
4 m Atlantic City.
! Announcement has been made Of the
marriage of Mr.. Milton 5. Abel and Miss
Bessie y. Tolstoi. both of this city. The
! ceremony took place the afternoon OF
/ Wednesday, November Is. the Rev. {. y.
! Rubenstein officiating at his home in
! Baltimore. Md. Mr.. and Mrs. Abel will
| reside at 6l9 X Street Northwest
! Miss Mariana Gothelf. who has been
I the guest of Mrs. SOnneborn. OF Park
Road. has returned to her home in New
York.
| Miss Murray Ledyard. assisted by Mrs.
| Richard T. Pairo. Mrs. Philip Ryan. Miss
! Dumbell, Miss Godding. and Mrs. George
! w White will he at the Young WOmans
| Christian Home. 81 c Street Northwest.
| Wednesday afternoon, November =. to
receive the Thanksgiving donations for
the home.
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Livingstone. of
Tampa. Fla. who were the guests of
friends, have returned home.
Miss Eileen Burns. of Lacrosse. Wis.
who has been visiting in New York City
and Wilmington. Del, for the past two
months, is with her relatives. Mr.. and
Mrs James +. NcHugh, Of BrOokland.
and will remain until after Thanksgiving.
when she will leave for the West
Miss Grace jackson has returned to her
home in Chicago after a short visit in
the city.
A large and enthusiastic meeting Of the
First Needlework Guild was held on Fri
day morning. November -, at the home
of Mrs. Craig the president of the guild.
Those present were interested in hearing
that during the past year $3.50 articles
of clothing were distributed among the
poor. Mrs. Craig was unable to be pres
ent because of illness. and Miss Gilliss
presided over the meeting. Mrs. Rad
cliffe conducted the opening exercises and
made a very happy and helpful address.
Mrs Thomas Nelson Page and Mrs.
Alexander Mackay Smith were elected
vice presidents. Brief remarks were made
by Mrs. Simpson, OF the Christ Child
Society, and by Miss Strong, one of the
District visiting nurses. Both of these
women expressed appreciation Of the help |
given by the guild.
The directress of st. Albans. Mrs. |
Engster, told OF a family of seven chill |
dren and parents having been left des- |
titute of clothing when fire broke out |
about a. m, and by II o'clock the same |
morning, in response to an appeal from
DR.. Bratenahl. the whole family were |
supplied with entire outfits of new /
clothes and each one also given a blan-
ket.
As applications for clothes have al
ready been received, 1t is earnestly re-
quested that members of the guild will |
as soon as possible send in their contri-
buttons. so that appeal for help can be
responded to with due promptness.
The Jester Social Club gave its first
last night at the home or
the treasurer. Mr.. John P. Arduses, 123
New York Avenue Northwest.
The evening was spent in singing. 1
dancing, and games. Miss Estelle Muir
ray rendered the music for the occasion, 1
while Mr. Thomas Monahan played the
violin. Mr. John Z. Garvay sang some
of the late song hits Of the season.
The guests were Miss Marguerite De
Vail president: John f. Garvey. Miss
Estelle Murray, secretary: owen p. Il
Mead. Miss Maybe Kubel. treasurer; John
p Arduses, Miss Alice Crowley. Nj. II
Thomas Monahan, Miss Ellen Kenealey, 4
Mr.. Raymond ]. Miller. Miss Mollie Il
"aQe, MT. BERNARD MtF amy. MISS 7!
Bowers, MIR. Harry Berger Miss II
Gussie Frank, Miss Sylvan Sheridan,
Miss Margret Preston, and Mr.. Joseph z.
Garvey. II
The spacious private theater and ball
room of Mrs. Edson Bradley's residence II
in Connecticut Avenue will be the scene
Of two notable entertainments for char
ity. The first will be musicale for the
benefit of the Associated Works of MeT- II