The Washington herald., 1913-01-26
Continued from Page One.

Rhinelander Stewart, Mrs. Henry Krog-
Spencer CragO.
Mrs. Crawford Marsh presided at the
prettily appointed tea table, which had
for its centerpiece Richmond roses and
white lflacs. Miss Lauck, Miss Brody,
and Miss Booth were at the punch bowl.
An orchestra played throughout the
- afternoon.
The Misses Anna and Elizabeth John
Son have returned to Washington after a
months absence, during which time they
visited Atlantic City, Philadelphia, and
New York.
Mr. and Mrs Morris Gusdorf. of 242s
Eighteenth Street Northwest, will be at
home on Wednesday, February 5, from
S until II o'clock in celebration of the
twenty-ifth anniversary Of their mar
riage.
A very pretty wedding took place at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs r. z. Jordan.
$50 F Street Northeast, at noon yester-
day, when their daughter, Pearl Maud.
became the bride of Mr.. Robert Trullin-
ger. Later in the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Trullinger left for trip North.
The bride wore smart brown tailor
made suit. red fox furs, and hat to
match. After February 10. Mr.. and Mrs
Trullinger will be at home to their
friends at the Stockbrldge, 1I12 Chaplin
Street Northeast.
Mrs Ellis Logan, 1c5s Irving Street
Northwest, will be at home informally
tomorrow afternoon from to o'clock
Mrs. E. c. Schneider will be at home
from 4:30 TO $50 on Wednesday, Janu-
nry q, at her residence, S3l1 Newark
Street.
Mrs z. A. Saum will be at home from
z:3O to $50 on Wednesday, January g,
at her residence, S311 Newark Street
a silver tea for the benefit OF the parish
han Of st. Margaret's Episcopal Church
bancroft Place and Connecticut Avenue)
will be given at 2ll5 Bancroft Place
Northwest by the young ladies of the
Guild Of St Margaret on the after
noon of Monday, February 5, from 8
until o'clock.
Or. Tom A. Williams will go TO New
York on Friday for the annual dinner
Sf the Edinburgh University Club of
America. of which he is a charter men,
lSr. and Sir James Grant and Lady Grant
FSe expected to accompany DR.. Williams
back to Washington, where they will be
the guests Of DR.. and Mrs. Williams.
Miss Adele Goldsmith, of Baltimore, is
the guest of Miss Edna Oppenheimer.
Miss Gladys Iscar. of New York, is
visiting Mrs. Simon Kahn. OF Belmont
Road.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ S. Hirsh. of 31o4
Mount Pleasant Street, announce the
marriage Of their daughter. Mae, to Mr.
Paul B. Turnage, OF Miami, Fla, Tues
day, January q. 1913
Tho February class of Central High
School gave its class dance at the Wash
inGtOn Canoe Club last Friday night. 1t
was a most enjoyable occasion.
Miss Alice Clark and Miss c. G.
Wright, teachers at Central; Mrs. Quin-
ter, Mrs. Thcle, and Mrs. Winstead
were the chaperons.
The class officers are Chauncey S. |
Winstead. president: Thcodosia d. Sci
bold. vice president; Marion Nichols, |
secretary, and Wilson B. Nairn, treas |
urer. |
Those OF the Eraduatcs-to-be who were |
present included the Misses Camp, Dar- |
rah. Duehay, Grove. Kali. Luckett. Mer- |
riam. Nichols, Ogden. Rover. SeibOld. |
Thcle Thompson, Tyner and Walker; |
the Messrs Draney, Moran. Nairn. Shu- |
mate. Winstead. and Wright. Among |
others percsent We're the Misses Bow
man. Jaeger. Kalstrom, Nevius. Peake, !