The Washington herald., 1914-05-31


graduating class which held its exer-
cises in the concert hall of the Con-
servatory on Friday night last.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Picard will be
at home. at 1214 Irving street north
west. Sunday from to 10 o'clock, In
honor Of the confirmation Of their daugh-
ter Elsie.
ginia Sands school was held Friday aft
ernoon and was attended by q large
gathering Of well known people. includ-
ing Mime. Jusserand. the Rev. A. ]. Dom
Ion. s. j.: Mgr. Lee. Mime. Calvo. Mr..
and Mrs George z. Hamilton. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Howard. Mr.. Edward Fes-
ten. and Mr.. and Mrs Joseph L Weller.
b Archbishop Bonzano. the apostolic dele
gate. presided
tons made up the program. The stud
ents were assisted by Mrs. Joseph
Brosius, harpist. Archbishop Bonzano
made an address. and Mgr. Cerretti pre-
sented the prizes to the Misses Peggy
Festen. Mary Emily Hamilton, Josephine
Hieseking. Selena Calvo, Rita ard
Katherine Weller. and Messrs Henry
Howard. Blaise de sibour. and Hugh
Reilly.
Mr.. and Mrs Nose Bendheim. Of
Richmond. Va. are spending a short
time in town. the guests of friends.
A quiet wedding took place at Guriey
Presbyterian Church Tuesday evening at
o'clock The contracting parties Were
Miss Marie Louise Goebel and Mr.. MUIR
ray Mansfield Ashbaugh. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Bernard Bras
kanp in the presence of the Immediate
families of both parties. The bride wore
travelling suit of dark blue cloth with
hat to match and wore a corsage Of
lilies Of the valley and white sweet peas
The couple left Immediately after the
Ashbaugh will be at home after June
Is at 1910 Fairmont street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew HeiIbrun will
be at home at 11os Columbia road north
west. Sunday. May 81, from s to 10
o'clock In honor Of the confirmation Of
their daughter. Ruth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Midkif entertained
charringly on Friday night at their
home. 1ois Vermont avenue. in honor of
the players Of the Poll Company. A Dutch
supper and dancing rounded out a delight
AeA ShttA 1uc guests were MT.
and Mrs George Martin. Miss Gertrude
Bondhill. Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis. Mr.. Frank
Shannon, Miss Wilkinson. Miss Benjamin
and Miss Grace Benjamin, Miss Palmer.
Mrs. Necker. Mrs. Brennan, Mr. Bourne,
Mr.. White. DR.. Rogers. Mr.. Williams.
Miss Dodd, Mr.. Judge, and Mr.. Long
cope.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Kaufman and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Kaufman are To-
Gated at Villa Flora for the summer.
Among the passengers who will sail
from New York on board the Kaiser
Wilhelm II. on June 2. for London. Paris,
and Bremen. are Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Nachman. Hon D. F. Pardello, and
Mrs NJ Bachrach.
Miss Eveline Rosenburg. who is a grad
uate Of the Madison Hall Seminary RE-
turned during the last week to her home
In Alabama.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward n. HaIbach An
nounce the engagement Of their daueb-
ter. Mildred Lucille. to Mr.. George Cooper
Hill Mr.. Hill is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George A. Hill. of the Naval OBJ
servatory. The wedding will take place
the middle of June.
Miss Nina Cans and Miss Jennie Baer
left during the last week for their homes
In Richmond. Va, after a most delight
full visit to the city. the guests Of Miss
Kicker Cans.
The marriage Of Miss Edith Stras-
burger, daughter of Mr.. Meyer Stras-
burger, to Mr.. Arthur Newmyer, former
ly Of this city. now Of New Orleans,
will take place in Washington. June g.
Miss Hermine Bennett. of Norfolk, Va,
Is the guest Of friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Leavenworth
Beach have given up their apartment
at the Oakland and have returned to
their home at Rockville, Nd.
Mrs. W. F. Hoffman, Of Washington,
i5 a guest of the Wolcott, New York
City. where she is awaiting the arrival
of some relatives from Europe.
.Ratrfofa Meu1orial Chnptne YIN RfVa