The Washington herald., 1912-12-08
continued from PAGE one.

affair was informal and arranged to
personal friends.
Those at the luncheon were Messrs.
Scott c. Bone, David ]. Kaufman, Nil
ton Allies, Edward ]. Stellwagen, George
E. Fleming, Daniel Fraser, Sumner Cur
tbs, Leon Tobriner, Ralph Lee, E. c.
Graham, D. S. Porter. Commissioner Ru-
dolph, ]. II. Small. DR.. Henry Kaufman,
J. P. Hermann, Philip Roman, Simon
Nye, John Joy Edison, Clarence Archi-
bold. Charles Thompson and ]. Harry
Cunningham.
Mr.. and Mrs Arnheim, who were re-
Gently married in Jacksonville, have re-
turned to their new home in Tarboro,
N. c., after a tour throughout the North.
Miss Bertha Halle has returned to her
home in Baltimore, after spending several
days in Washington with Miss Hortense
Brylawski.
Mr.. Julian Hillman left Washington
the first part Of the week for the UNI
versity of Pennsylvania, after a short
visit to his parents in Belmont Street.
Tomorrow the managers OF the Social
Settlement Neighborhood House will
give for one day an exhibition of
comprise sofa pillows of lace, antique
stuffs, wall coverings, portieres, and
lamp screens There will be also
unique French motto" curtains in |
shadow embroidery. on batiste, and the |
celebrated hand-dyed scarfs for gowns. |
Tea gowns and dainty breakfast caps
can be made TO order, as well as hand |
woven rugs to match rooms.
The ladies of the board of Neighbor- |
hood House Industrial department, Mrs. |
Hemmick, Mrs. ]. C. Fremont. Mrs. |
1. W. Page, Mrs. A. Hopkins, Mrs. |
George H Chase. Miss Siebert. and |
Miss Gillett. will undoubtedly make the
exhibit a success, as their settlement |
work is almost a pioneer of its class
in this city and have many and infiuen-
tIal friends in society.
Mr.. Gerald Grosner, who spent several
days in the city with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs l. Grosner, has returned 10
the University of Pennsylvania, where
he is a student.
Miss Rossie Schoen, of Baltimore, is
spending several days in town the guest
of Miss Lillian Burnstein.
The marriage is announced OF Mr..
Frank Sisson and Miss Cora Lee Ed
wards, of Westmoreland County, Va
The wedding took place at o'clock yes
terday afternoon at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Philip z. Rishel cousin of the
bride, at 44l9 Georgia Avenue Northwest,
End was attended only by relatives Of the
bride and bridegroom. The bride was
attired in a travelling suit of dark blue !
broadcloth and white beaver hat and |
carried a bouquet Of lilies of the valley
ard violets. She was attended by her
sister, Miss Mollie Edwards, who wore
= lwrI
Mir. NJ. l. Hill, cousin of the bride. I'm
mediately after the ceremony Mr.. and {
Mrs Sisson left Washington for their
new home near Warsaw, Va. The bride
Is a descendant of the Robert E Lees
IF Virginia, and the Edwards and Sisson
families are among the most prominent
OF that State.
Mrs. I. Grosner has returned to the city I
after an extended trip to Philadelphia
Atlantic City. and New York.
Mrs. Gross, of Philadelphia. is spending q
several weeks in the city with her sis ]
ter, Mrs. Kaufman. t
The beautiful display of mountain !
crafts at the headquarters of the South !
ern Industrial Educational Association :
in the Southern Building has attracted /
many visitors during the special sale /
his past week. !
Another consignment of baskets, s
wea wings, and hand-carved trays will be /
on exhibition for Christmas, and many c
unique gifts can be seen made by the v
people. l
Mr. and Mrs l. Goodman and Mrs. r
Julius Gutman, of Baltimore. have re- g
urned to their homes after a short visit :
% friends in the city.
Mr.. Lawrence Heller has returned to \
he University of Pennsylvania after e
hort visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. \
Heller in Thirteenth Street. c
Residents of Washington, Jacksonville,
md Atlanta are interested in the ap- \
,roaching marriage of Miss Eugenia {
Walker, of Georgia, and Mr.. Douglas 9
;toner. of this city. The wedding takes f
'lace in Atlanta on the night of Decem-
yer II, at the North Avenue Presbyte- n
ian Church. with a large reception at J
he house following the church cere- l
nony.
Miss Amanda Walker. only sister OF I
he bride-elect, will be her maid of
lonor
Miss Walker is a daughter OF the late y
ir Joseph Austin Walker, of Savan- y
ah and Atlanta, and Mr.. Stoner is the I
I
'toner. OF Washington, formerly Of Z
jacksonville.
Mrs. S. Bernstein. of California, and
irs. Myer Gruber, of Baltimore, who I
Vere the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Koh- Z
er, left for Baltimore the first part of b
he week. p
Mrs. Phil King and son, Phillip. jr, Q
ave returned to the city after spending b
everal weeks in New York with Mrs
ling's mother, Mrs R. Harris c
In the interest of the Housekeepers' A
-lliance, lunch and sale of Porto Rican Il
mbroidery and other fancy articles will A
e held on Monday, December 9, from g
!:SO TO n. m. at the home of Mrs.
!. P. Clark, jr., 1852 Lanier Place
hose assisting with the sale are Mrs. | Y
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