The Washington herald., 1913-02-02

day.
Miss Hermoine Bennett. Of Norfolk, is
the guest OF Miss Lorraine Herman.
Mrs. E. F. Mackall and Miss Nino
Mackall have arrived In Washington
from New York and are staying at the
Shoreham.
The COLLEGIATE Club will entertain its
members and friends at a musicale to-
night at its clubhouse, 123o Eleventh Street
Northwest.
Mrs George s. Becker will go 10 the
Panama Canal Zone for a visit Of six
weeks duration. She will spend this
week in New York City.
A silver tea for the benefit of the Parish
Hall of st. Margarets Episcopal Church
will be given by the Guild of st. Margaret
on tomorrow afternoon from until
O'Clock at 211S Bancroft Place Northwest.
The young women who are giving the tea
are all members OF the Guild Of st. Mar
garet. and are Miss Claudine Z. Clements.
Miss Mary Louise Roberts, Miss Josephine
Newell, Miss Dorothy Crawford. Miss
Margaret Clements. Miss Dorothy Peyton
Putzki, Miss Mabel Botsch, and Miss Juli-
cite Hill. They will be assisted by Mrs.
Judson C. Clements, Miss May Dulaney,
and Miss Helen McGrotty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Weinberg have
returned to Baltimore after a short visit
to the city.
Mr.. Leonard Well of Philadelphia, has
returned to his home after a short visit
to the city.
Among the Washingtonians who have
taken much interest in the coming con-
cert OF the Philadelphia Orchestra in this
city are Mrs. John Reyburn. Mrs Law
renee Townsend. Mrs. Letter, and Nine.
Loudon Philadelphians who will come
will be Mrs. E. T. Stotesbury. Mrs. sto-
kowski, herself formerly Miss Olga Sa-
maroff, a great favorite in Washington So
ciety. and Mrs. Andrew Wheeler. one Of
the famous beauties of Philadelphia So
ciety.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Marinella. of Maryland,
announce the marriage OF their daughter
Florence to Mr. Frederick Hinkel, on
January 3. in st. Joseph's parsonage, the
Rev. Father Di Paolo. officiating.
Mr.. Harry Raynor is spending few
days in the city. and returns the first
folk, Va.
Miss Sylvia May and Mr.. Irving May.
who came to the city to attend the
Thalheimer-G wedding. viii re-
main here for several weeks.
Miss Annette Goldsmith. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Goldsmith. and
Mr.. William B. Thalhimer, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Thalhimer. OF Richmond.
Va. were married Friday evening at
Rauscher's. Rev. DR.. Louis Stern ofhciat-
ing. assisted by Rev. DIR. Abram simon
and Rev. Dr. Edwin Calish, of Rich
mond. The ballroom. where the ceremony
was performed. was decorated in aspara-
gus vines. palms. ferns. and baskets OF
Bride roses. The youthful bride, who
entered with her father 10 the strains of
"'Lohengrin." was becOmiEgly gowned in
white charmeuse. elaborate.y trimmed
with point lace and seed pearls Panels
OF the pearls and lace fell to the bottom
Of the gown which was caught up grace
fully with clusters of orange blossoms
Her tuIls veil fell from a cap of real
lace and orange blossoms. She carried a
shower bouquet of white orchids and
lilies of the ?aIIey. After the ceremony a
buffet supper was served and dancing was
enjoyed until l o'clock.
The brides attendants were Miss Hilda
JacDbi es maid of honor, in pink char
meuse and chiffon. ard she carried an
arruful Of pink sweet peas. Miss Alma
Baer, Miss Lorraine Herman, Miss Sylvia
May Of Richmond. Va. sister of the
groom. and Miss E.rnestine Rich Were
the bridesmaids. two wearing pink tulle
bows in their hair. and two wearing
white satin. veiled in white chiffon. with
white tulle bows. Each bridesmaid car
ried Il shower Of pink sweet peas. The
two attractive little flower girls Miss
Ruth Thalhimer. sister OF the groom. and
Miss Louise Cohn. uf PittsburG. who pre-
ceded the bride wore white null dresses
over pink, with pink satin bows in their
hair. and carried baskets OF white and
pink sweet peas. strrwing the path of the
bride with their petals as they preceded
her up the aisle.
Mr.. Irving May of Richmond. was best
man. and the ushers were Mr. Ralph
Goldsmith. brother of the bride; Mr..
Stanley Lanshur=h, uncle Of the bride:
Mr. Roy Livingston. of Philadelphia. and
Mr. Stanley Fischer.
Mrs. Goldsmith. mother of the bride.
wore whre hrucaded velvet with rhinc-
stone trimmings and black tulle and
touches OF csrise satin on the low-neck
bodice. Her necklace was of diamonds.
MTS. lHdiHllTfF. U1OIneT C'I ire groom,
wore black satin with lace trimmings
Mrs. VI. Goldsmith. grandmother OF the
bride. wore black CharmeusN satin. elao-
nrately trimmed in lace and steel, and
wore several diamond ornaments.
Mr. and Mrs. Thalhimer have gone
South on their wedding tour.
The brides goiHg-away gown was Of
blue cloth. with touches Of yellow. and
a collar OF moleskin. with a chic hat of
blue straw trimmed in blue wings
Tho couple will make their future home
in Richmond. Va. Many beautiful and
valuable gifts were received by the
bride, which were shown to her intimate
friends. There were numerous guests
from out of town.
Mr. and Mrs. Kalisher. of the Euclid
apartment, has returned to Washington
from a prolonged tour of the North.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Frank. who have
been visiting their daughter. Mrs. Herbert
Rich, returned to their home in Balti-
more, the first part OF the week.
will assist at the dance to be given at
the Raleigh Hotel tomorrow night by
Mrs. Taylor o. Timberlake for the bene-
fit of the Confederate Memorial Home.
includes Misses Ruth worthington
Bowie, Ida Bowie. Mae Chew. Catherine
Bowie. Mary Key Compton. Frances
Saunders, Mary Yinger, Pansy Nelson.
Jane Barrett. Helen Griffith. Nell Rose
Baggett. Emily Bowie, Ethel Saffold.
Mabel Berry. Rita Wrenn, Ellen Lane
Williams. Misses Scheurmann. Mary
Lynch, Louise WaGgerman, Martha and
Kitty Poole, Anne Morgan. Edythe suf-