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a hat to match. and carried pink roses
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel will be ~ home
after January Is. at Oklahoma City.
Mr.. and Mrs. OrueIas. prominent resi-
dents Of Mexico. have arrived in wash
ington from that country. and are at
the New Willard for an indefinite stay.
Miss Sylvia Saks. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Saks. was married
last evening to Mr.. Leon Meyer. OF
Birmingham. Ala The ceremony was
performed at 1880 o'clock at the Hotel
Powhatan by DIR. Abram Simon, rabf
Of the Eighth Street Temple. in the
palmcote OF the hotel. which was oneN
OF the prettiest possible setting for o.
wedding. The decorations were all in
pink and green. The bridal party stood
under canopy from which was sus-
pended a chime Of bells of pink flowers.
The bride was attended by her cousin.
Miss Edna Saks. OF Baltimore. and the
best man was the brother Of the BRIDE
groom. Mr.. Morris Meyer. Of Galveston.
Tex. Supper was served after the cere-
mony in the Indian grill. where the
decorations were all of red and green.
The bride. who is a handsome brunette,
was particularly attractive in her gown
Of white crepe meteor made with q
court train and trimmed with clusters
OF orange blossoms. Her lace veil was
also held with orange blossoms. and
her only ornament was a diamond
la yalliere. the gift OF the bridegroom.
The maid OF honor wore pink crepe
meteor trimmed with silver passemen-
! terie and lace and carried La France
roses. Mrs. Saks, mother OF the bride.
wore black velvet and her ornaments
were of diamonds. Mrs. Achille Meyer.
! OF Galveston. mother of the bridegroom.
wore black crepe meteor with silver
trimmings and a diamond necklace.
I After the supper the bride and bride
groom left for a T. ee-month trip after
! which they will oe at home in Bir-
Shingham. Ala. The brides going away
/ gown was of brown broadcloth with
tofue to match and blue fox furs.
! Among the out-of-toWn guests were
Mrs. Achille Meyer. Of Galveston: Mr..
and Mrs. II. G. Meyer. the former a
brother Of the bridegroom, OF Houston,
Tex; Alr. L. l. Meyer. another brother
| OF the bridegroom, OF Galveston; Mrs.
NJ. Saks, and her daughter. Miss Edna
| Saks, Of Baltimore; Miss Sara SwaTtZ.
Miss Matilde Swartz. and Miss Rena
SwartZ, all OF Baltimore; Miss Gladys
Lowenberg and Miss Lucille LOwenberg
OF Norfolk. Va; Miss Minnie Seligman.
Of Norfolk Miss Meta Swartz, Of Bir-
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OF Baltimore: Mr.. and Mrs. George W.
Schupper. Of New York; Mr.. ]. Hilman
and Miss Carrie HIlman. Of Baltimore
Mr.. Samuel Wineberg. OF StauntOn. Va {.
Mr.. Joseph X. Saks, cousin Of the
bride, Of Birmingham. Ala. and Mr..
HeroId ]. Schwab. OF Birmingham
The dancing class organized last sea-
son by Mrs c. G McCord, chiefly for
a
the daughters OF the President and their
intimate friends had its regular semi
weekly meeting last evening in the Pres
idential suite Of the Willard. Only the
members OF the class were present. Later
in the season the class will give cntti
lion. for which additional invitations will
be issued
| Col. Charles Page Bryan. with Judge
and Mrs John Barton Payne. entertain
ed at dinner last evening justice and Ms
hughes. Justice and Mrs. Lamar. Mrs.
Bayard, Mr.. and Mrs Adolph Miller
Mrs. Corbin. Mrs Walsh, Miss Hill. Mr.
Robert Lincoln. Mr. HanieI Won Hahn
hansen, councillor Of the German EN-
bassy. and Mr.. Reuter-. During the even
ing the latter played brilliantly on th'
piano and there was other music for a
small company
Preparations are being made for .
. masquerade dance at the Kcnesaw or
New Years Eve.
Prof Hugh E. SALESMAN and Mrs. Salts
man have returned TO their Florida sv,
nue. home after q visit of five DAYS &c
Dr. and Mrs. Erwin Schneider. OF III,
! University Of Virginia.
Arizona Is entertaining a number nj
prominent Washingtonians for the Christ
mas season. Vice President and Mrs
Marshall are spending the NUlvtide peTioC
at the home Of Mrs. Narsha,IS parents
in Phoenix Mrs. William Jennings BryaT
passed Christmas with her son at Tue
; son. and John Barrett. director genera
Of the Pan-Amsrican Union. spent th'
day in the same town As the guest o
former Postmaster General Hitchcock.
: The Iocal chapters Of the Sigma Tau
Sigma high school fraternity held thet
; annual Christmas dance last evening II
= the oak room Of the Raleigh. The lOCe
I societies are Alpha Chapter Of Technica
High School and Beta Chapter OF Busi
ness High school Thirty-five couple
: were present. The chaperons were Mr.
I and Mrs William G. Moore and Mr.. an
Mrs Francis Grove.