The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-05-11
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Mexico; Miss Dorothy Hypes. OF ONO
Miss Tessa Henry. Of Indiana: Miss Edna
Perkins and Miss Efiie Zabriskie OF New
Jersey.
The Southern Industrial Educational
Association has extended cordial IN
vitation to the regents of Mount vernon
now in session. to visit the headquarters
of the association I'm the Southern Build
ing where a special exhibit of Mountain
crafts will be held all the week In their
honor.
Mr.. and Mrs Siegfried Fantl and their
daughters, of Savannah, Ga, and Mr. ana
Mrs. Ferd Levi. of Sumter, 8. C., are
guests of their father, Mr.. Max Cohen
Miss Della F'ischel has returned to the
city from a two weeks stay IN new
York, the guest of Mrs. !. Helstein.
Mrs. Paul Coblenzer. Of Boston, is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Strasburger, of Belmont Street.
An auction and five hundred party Is
to be given in tho oak room OF the
Raleigh, Friday afternoon. May 1e. by
the women of the Infants Dispensary
and Day Nursery Association. who de-
sire to raise money enough at that time
to enable them to carry on the work in
Southwest Washington. That work Is TO
provide milk and medical attendance for
the babies of women who are SO UNI
fortunate that they are not able to at all
times give their children the attention
they need.
The aim is to get money for the hot
summer months when the demand will
be greatest and the number from whom
money may reasonably be expected is
smallest. SO many being out OF town.
The committee has received literally
from merchants interested enough to pro-
vide prizes, so the double purpose of
amusement and at the same time pro-
vide for the work, 1t is hoped. will be
attained.
The management Of the affair Is in the
hands Of Mrs. w. e. Andrews, Mrs. c. c.
Rogers, Mrs. A. E. Heiss. and Mrs. Z. c.
Rogers.
Mrs. A. Jacobson, OF Rochester. N. Y.
was the guest Of relatives In town during
the past week.
Mrs. d. H. Rosen, OF Connecticut Ave-
nue., Is spending some time in Atlantic
City.
A pretty wedding took place yester
day when Miss Matte Mae billiard and
Mr.. Herley Hollis Plant, Of Lewiston.
Me-, were married at O'Clock in the
presence of a few relatives and friends,
in the Epiphany Church, Rev. DR.. Nc
Kim officiating.
The bride, who is a daughter of Mrs.
Anna S. billiard, a member of one of
the oldest Virginia families, is sister
of Mrs. Sarah Catherine Lewis and Mrs.
H. A Dunn, wife of Surgeon II. A.
Dunn. L. s. y.
The bridegroom is graduate of Bates
University, and a second year law stu
dent of Georgetown University.
Miss billiard was married in tailor
made going-away gown of navy blue,
| with hat to match, and she wore a cor
sage bouquet of pink sweet peas. Her
only attendant was Miss Agnes l..
Moore, of Fredericksburg. Va. The lat
ter wore a gown of violet. and carried
| bouquet of sweet peas.
The couple left on the Norfolk boat
| for a Southern trip, and will be at home
| to their friends after June !, at 12l0 \
Street Northwest.
Mr. and Mrs ]. Hochinger have re-
turned to the city after spending some
| time in Norfolk, the guest of their daugh-
ter Mrs. w. Graft
| Mrs l.. Eiseman, of Atlanta, Ga,
| reached Washington on Monday to join
| her sister. Mrs. S. Rice, of Chicago.
Mrs Eiseman is the guest Of Mrs. l. w.
Nordlinger.
Miss Ellen A. McMiIlen and Mr.. Robert
| B. Mitchell, of Atlanta, Ga. were mar
| ried at the Takoma Park Presbyterian
Church. by the pastor. Rev. DR.. Clark.
The bride wore a gown OF crepe meteor,
| trimmed in pearls and real Irish lace
and carried a bouquet of white roses
Her veil was draped with lilies of the
valley. The bride also wore a neck
| lace with pearl pendant, the gift of
the bridegroom. Miss Marguerite Baird
was the bridesmaid. She wore lace
dress, with pink sash, and white tulle
hat, and carried pink roses. Mr.. E. F.
IAlbertsworth was best man, and Miss
Barbara Knox played the wedding
march from Lohengrin. The ushers were
Messrs Stoddard Hankins, Allen Stew
ems, and Harry Smith.
A reception followed at the home of
Mrs. ]. E. Loving. Mr.. and Mrs. Nit
chell left later for Atlanta, where they
will make their home. Mrs. Mitchell
wore a travelling gown of champagne
color, with hat and shoes to match.
Mr.. Stanley Auerbach, OF New YORK,
snent a few days in Washington with
! his sister, Mrs. s. Minister.
Mic, S.Ip,a Heyn of Baltimore, spent