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Evening journal., 1915-09-24
BRIDGEyILLE ". Gnu OFFICERs

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MILFORD, Del. Sept 2i-The
Bridgeville W. c r. T. has elected
the following officers: President.
Mrs. Lena Messick; vice-president,
Mrs. Charles Owens; treasurer. Mrs.
g. B Wright; secretary, Mrs. s. +.
Rawlings. Mrs NJ. NJ. Green and Mrs.
George Macklin we're elected dele
gates and Mrs Lena Messick and
Hattie Brown alternates to the State
convention, which convenes at Har-
rington on October %, % and "a The
Bridgeville W. c. r. u. has a good
membership and has been doing ex-
cellent work during the past year.
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sMYRNNs sOCIAL SIDE.

special to THE EVENING JOURNAL,
SMYRNA. Del. Sept 2S.-Mrs. Mary
Price is visiting relatives at warwick
Md.-Niss Julia HUM is the guest OF
Miss Elizabeth Wilson, in Baltimore
Mrs. Leland Harmonson. Of Smyrna,
is spending several weeks with Mil
dred Graham at Atlantic City.-Miss
Jane Freestone is visiting Philadelphia
relatives-Mrs. Rochel Collins has re
turned home from a visit of several
weeks at Bridgetcn and wildwood,
n. J.-Mr. and Mrs. r. d. Hoffecker
spent Sunday with relatives at Audo-
bin. ~ Mrs. Annie r. Pierce IS
spending several weeks at Ocean
Grove. n. J.-Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Buttery and little son and Miss Agnes
Woodcock, of New York. are visiting
E Mr.. But ery's parents here, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Buttery.-Mr. and Mrs.
Buttery's daughter. Miss Rossie, and
Aiss Nellie Cumiford. both of VIII
mington. spent Sunday here with
them.-John Postles, of Philadelphia,
entertained the following young peo-
pie on Sunday at 'he hc&1e Of his
parents here: Mr.. cSf NSs. Frank
Postles. Miss Helen Mason Miss Edna
Wyler and Messrs. Coulter Bernhardt.
Of Philadelphia Thomas Hall. of
Swarthmore. Pa. and Miss Lillian
Speakman, Margaret Postles and War
ner Price. of Smyrna.-Mrs- Ella Crit
fifth, of Smyrna, is visiting her niece,
Mrs L. NJ. Price. at Rehoboth Beach.
Mrs Grifith's son. Maynard Griffith
spent Sunday there with his relatives
Mrs. Howard Griffin. of Hoboken. n
T.. and Mrs. Ira Fisher. Of Willow
love. Pa. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
snk Gootee. of Smyrna.-Mrs. vii.
IT'S. of Salisbury. Nd. has returned
home from a visit TO Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Smithers here.
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WAR NEWS OF ONE
YEAR AGO TODAY.

Petrograd says German troops
lured into Russian Poland by
Gen. Rennenkampff, have suffered
great defeat. Przemysl is de
clared about TO capitulate.
Reporting on the sinking Of
three cruisers by a German
= U-boat the British admiralty
= calls attention to the violation Of
' orders by two Of them in going to
the rescue of the. one first. at
tackled
British ship Indian Prince sunk
by the German Kronprinz Will
. helm off Brazilian coast.
German press charges Belgians
with using churches as arsenals.
Evening journal., 1915-09-24

The Want Ads are noted the country
over for being the only allies that
make success in business certain. Be
advised. therefore. and get the Want
Ad allies on your side and you cannot
help but win success.-Adv.
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GRANT LETTERS on ESTATE.

"I'7t.' HH' ~ " ID T y T n
Registered OF Wills Brown has
granted letters testamentary on the
estate Of Mary Z. Schaefer to N.
Elizabeth Schaefer and Mahala Craw-
ford TO Harry Emmons.
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Remedies for Eyes, Mouth. Breath Teeth, Lips
DEpuAToRIEs for Removing Unsightly sUPERFLUoUs
HAIR.
Formulas for Cos Bunions Chbans and All Foot Troubles
Directions for Manicurng and Formulas for Same
EXERCISE and DIET for Reducing and Developing
Full directions instructions for Facial and Scalp Massage
Hair Colong Shampoong, Chiropody and every branch Of
the profession.
Evening star., 1915-11-14

London. married Capt Arthur Edward
Joseph Noel, Viscount Campden, eldest
son and heir of Lord and Lady Gains
borough, at Brompton oratory, London,
"Wednesday last, the bridal dress was OF
rich duchesse satin, the bodice of which
was embroidered in a silver seed de-
sign, the flowers of the pattern being
picked out in seed pearls, and silver
ribbon, threaded through. finishing in a
true lovers knot at the bust All around
the bottom of the skirt the same design
in silver and pearls was worked up. as
far as the knees. The train, hanging
from the shoulders, was of silver tissue
representing water, lined with billoW
upon billow of white tulle. The cor
sage was finished at the waist with
bunch of orange blossoms. The veil
which the bride wore is an heirloom in
the Gainsborough family, lent for the
occasion by Sir Henry Bellingham. 1t
was once the property of Queen Ade-
1aide. who presented it to an ancestor of
the bridegroom's family. The train
bearer was dressed as Boy Blue" of
the Gainsborough portrait. The four
grown-up bridesmaids We're dressed in
picture blue velvet, with quantity pret-
ty little position hats of the same blue
velvet wreathed with pink roses. The
frocks were made with shortwaisted
coats, soft ivory lace vests and lace
petticoats draped with blue velvet. The
three little bridesmaids were dressed
alike in white satin frocks, with deep
blue satin belts.
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Schoenfeld-Reid.

Happy Is the bride whom the sun
shines on is an old saying that was
recalled to memory Wednesday after
noon, September %. when the marriage
Of Mr.. H. F. Arthur Schoenfeld and Miss
Aida Marion Reid was celebrated in
Holy Trinity Church. at Montevideo,
Uruguay. in the presence of a large and
representative congregation, which in
cluded the majority of the members
of the diplomatic corps and ladies'.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John $. Keid of Quinta Mariana.
Pocitos, and the, bridegroom, who is a
son of DR.. and Mrs. Hermann Schoen-
field Of Cleveland Park, this city, is
secretary to the American legation in
Montevideo.
The charming bride wore Il rich we'd
ding dress of Mechlin spider web lace
and pearls. the full court train of white
mirror velvet being finished off with
two pearl butterflies at the end of the
train. She wore a chaplet of orange
blossoms under her bridal veil and
carried bouquet of white Parma vio-
let's
The bridesmaids were Miss Fraser
Miss Chantrill (of Buenos Aires), Miss
Elenlta Davie and Miss Hettie Shaw
who looked delightfully."- dainty in white
lowered taffeta, with tulle fichu, blue
nino hats and white tulle muffs with
of pink and blue roses and wore gold
brooches with sapphires as wedding
gifts.
/ The brides mother wore a handsome
gown of black and white chantilly lace
over pale gray chameuse, and black
hat with ospreys.
The bride was given away by her
father, Mr.. John S. Reid, and the
bridegroom was supported by DR.. Jose
Maria Solano, charge d'affaires of Cuba,
as best man.
The screen and pulpit of the church,
decorated by members of the Girls
Club, looked bright and festive with
quantities of white flowers and foliage
artistically arranged, and the bridal
couple stood under a large floral we'd
ding bell, with floral clapper and trail
ing green rope caught up on one side.
The civil ceremony had been perform
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Personals.
Miss Irene Ney Of HaTisonburg. Va,
is spending several weeks In the city with
her sister, Mrs. Charles Stein

Is spending several weeks IN tne Guy Win
her sister, Mrs. Charles Stein
Miss Margaret Rosennour has returned
to her home in Baltimore after a short
stay in the city.
The Friday Afternoon Bridge Club met
at the Washington Suburban Club Friday
for luncheon and bridge. Mrs. Sol Meyer
acted as hostess.
Mrs. Emil West and son Alvin have
returned after spending the week end in
Baltimore, and while there attended the
engagement reception of Mrs. VESTS niece.
Miss Selma Heyn and Mr.. Bernard
Katzenberg which took place Sunday last.
Mrs. Myer Fellheimer left during the
| week for Reading, Pa, where she is the
guest of Miss Ruth Israel
Mrs. Aaron Jackson entertained at
bridge at her home on Park road Friday.
Two tables were devoted to the game, and
during the afternoon tea was served
Mrs. Stanley Lansburgh returned the
early part Of the week to her home on
Lanier place. after fortnight's stay in
Richmond, Va, with her father, Mr.. David
May.
Mrs Louis Koenigsberger of New York
will arrive in the city. today to spend
several weeks with her. mother, Mrs
Charles Kaufman, at the Gibraltar.
Mr.. and Mrs j. s.. Kann of Irving
street have as their guests; Mr.. and Mrs.
Lowenthal of Baltimore,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. j Kaufman and fam
lily will be at home. to their friends this
afternoon at their residence at Home
stead, Cleveland Park, from 8 to 6 o'clock.
Mrs. S. Dreyfuss of Waynesboro, Pa.
is the guest of her. sister, Mrs. C.
Stiefe1.
Mrs. Julia Luchs of Philadelphia is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Sylvan
Bensinger, 1927 street.
Miss Rhea Marcus has returned to
her home in Baltimore after spending
a week with Miss Bertha Blondhefm.
Mrs. Mark Blum entertained the Fri
day Afternoon Sewing Circle at her
home on Irving street.
The Octagon- Excelsior Club is now
located in its new home, 1885 Calvert
street.
Mrs. .Al Sigmund accompanied by
Miss Hattie Meyers, returned yesterday
/ from two-week stay in New York.
| Miss Erria Eiseman left today to
/ spend several weeks in Chicago, the
guest of relatives.
The Afternoon Bridge Club met at the
Washington Suburban Club Saturday
| for luncheon and bridge. Mrs. Harry
King acted as hostess for the after
Mrs. Harry Marcus, accompanied by
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ed the previous day. The witnesses for
the bride were Mr. w. Kerr Connell
and Mr.. James Fraser. The witnesses
for the bridegroom were the American
minister, Mr.. r. E. Jeffery; the chief of
protocol in the ministry of foreign af-
fairs, Senior Fermin Carlos de Yeregui,
and Mr.. Henry J. James.
The Rev. Canon C. X. Blount officiated
and the service was choral. with a full
choir Mr. Henry c. Ayre presided at
the organ. The brides arrival was
signaled by the bridal march. Two
hymns, The Voice That Breathed Ger
Eden" and 30 Perfect Love-" and a
r~alm were sung. and at the conclu-
sion of the ceremony the wedding
march pealed from the organ.
After the register had been signed in
the vestry the wedding party repaired
to the residence of the brides parents
in Pocitos, where very large number
, of guests assembled to offer their con-
ORGANIZATIONS to the newly married
couple. The entrance hall was profuse-
ly draped with British, American and
Uruguayan flags and the drawing room
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Dinners at the Chevy Chase
Club Last Night.

Miss Callie Hoke, Smith entertained
at a dinner of sixteen covers last night
at the Chevy Chase Club in honor OF
her house guest. Miss Mamie Ansley of
Atlanta, Ca, who arrived yesterday.
The other guests included Lieut.. and
Mrs. Aston r. Simpson, brother in Law
and sister of Miss Smith, and Lieut..
Patterson, who motored from Annap-
oils yesterday to spend the week end
at the Smith home, and Mr.. Beard of
Baltimore, who is also a weekend
guest.
Miss Smith and Miss Ansley will go
to Annapolis next Friday to spend a
few days with Lieut.. and Mrs. Simp-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Sweeney gave
a dinner at the club last night in honor
of their house guest, Mrs! c. H. Simp-
son of Wheeling, w. Va, who arrived
yesterday.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Reisinger and Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac T. Mann were also among
the dinner hosts of last night.
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was artistically arranged with beauti-
full floral decorations.
The toast of the health Of the bride
and bridegroom was proposed in felici-
tous terms by MIR. James Fraser. and
was acknowledged by the bridegroom
The toast of the bridesmaids was pro-
posed by the best man, Wr. Solano.
charge d'ffaires of Cuba. The newly
married couple left amidst showers of
rice to take the river boat for Buenos
Aires, where the honeymoon is being
spent
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To Give a Masquerade.

The young people of st. Marks p. 2.
Chnrch are arranging a masquerade
party for November -, to be held in
'he parish hall This party will he tho
second of the series of dances to be held
this winter. Mrs. Stetson and Mrs.
Miller will chaperon.
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-Stockinu PantaIettes.

A NOVELTY is white silk stockings
~ with three, little frills above the
ankles in stimulation of pantalettes.
These frills are of silk edged with lace
Evening star., 1915-11-14

Mrs. Sol Meyer returned to her home
in indianapolis, Ind, yesterday after a
visit of several weeks here.
Evening star., 1915-11-14
her mother, Mrs. Henry Strauss, left
yesterday for her home In Chicago.

her mother, Mrs. Henry strauss. left
Yesterday for her home In Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. speare Of Baltimore
Mrs D. J. Kaufman.
Miss Helen Fischer returned Tuesday
from a short stay in Richmond. Va.
Mrs. Sol Meyer returned to her home
in Indianapolis, Ind, yesterday after a
visit of several weeks here.
Mrs. Harold Levi has as her guests
her mother, Mrs. Pauline Letterman.
and sister, Mrs. q. Kaufman of De-
troit, Mich.
Mrs. Isaac Goodman and Miss Edna
Strauss accompanied their sister, Mrs.
Henry Bernard. to her home in New
York yesterday.
home on 18th street. after spending a
week in Richmond. Va.
Mrs. c. Brenner has returned to her
home in Baltimore after a en-day visit
here with Mrs Norman Luchs.
Mrs. Sidney Reitzenstein has returned
to her home in the Dupont after a
weeks stay in New York with her sis
ter Mrs. Isadore Saks.
Mrs. Adolph Weyl, accompanied by
her son. Max Weyl. I'd. left Friday. to
spend the week end with Mr.: and Mrs.
John Strahorn At Annapolis. Md.
Mr.. Raymond Goodman. formerly of
this city. now of New York, is here on
a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman PeIzman of 1927
18th street northwest, who recently an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter, Sadye D. Pelznan, to Mr..
Morris H. Konigsberg, will be at home
Sunday, November 21, instead of
Thanksgiving eve.
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Mrs. Harold Levi has as her guests
her mother, Mrs. Pauline Letterman
and sister, Mrs. q. Kaufman of De-
troit, Mich.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A, Speare Of Baltimore
are the weekend guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. J. Kaufman.
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heavy ruching of tulle, piped with satin
at the hem. Soft layers of tulle formed
the waists. They wore smart little
French bonnets of turquoise blue satin,
adorned with lavender plumes and fas-
! tened under their chins with bands of
blue satin and saucy'pink roses at one
side.
The bride was lovely in her quaint
ly modelled but charming robe OF
white tulle combined with satin. Layer
latter layer of this f1lmy material, cut IN
deep points and bound with ivory satln,
formed the skirt, which was hared at
the hip line by hoop. The corsage
was made of satin, and was very
tight. old-fashioned bodice, corded at
the seams and without trimming, with
short sleeves and a square neck. En-
veloping her in soft ripples was cir
cular tulle veil fastened to her COLI
fure with tiny ostrich tips.
Carrying out the old-fashloned ldea.
the bride held in her arms colonial
bouquet of white roses, encircled with
rows of various blossoms in the pastel
shades, frilled with lace.
Miss Ruth Shaw Kennedy, eldest
daughter of Mrs John G. Bergquist of
Brookville, L. l.,
Copied After and Mr.. William
Velasquez Picture. Of Of Mr. and Mrs.
William A. Prime of New York and
Roslyn, l.. l., were married last Mon
dav in St. Georges Church, Stuyvesant
Square, New York.
The bride wore gown of white bro
caded satin ana tulle, modelled on the
lines of an old Velasquez portrait. The
skirt of tulle was hooped and the cor
sage was long pointed and decoiiete,
showing the shoulders, as in the old
portraits of the master. with puffs OF
banded tulle falling over the long satin
sleeves The veil of tuile was arranged
over the coiffure after the fashion OF
the EIizabethan headdress, caught low
below the ears with a cluster OF orange
blossoms, the veil forming the train OF
the short-length skirt. Her only orna :
ment was a diamond and pearl brooch,
fashioned like the old English YORK
rose, the gift of her mother. She car
ried a shower bouquet of white orchids
and lilies of the valley, with long white
streamers.
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Married on the Lawn, vel
But Under Canvas. 9es -.


ried out. The ceremony was performed
on the beautiful level lawn of the Bick-
nell home, whence the name of the
place Green Lawn comes. The place of
ceremony was marked by a large white
canvas, over which a white wedding
bell with graceful garlands of leaves
was suspended. An improvised aisle of
branches and leaves led from the house
to the scene of the ceremony. The
grounds were beautifully illuminated
with pink and white shaded lanterns,
and branches of autumn leaves were
used with striking effect.
The bride was beautiful in her we'd
ding gown of ivory satin with panniers
of white chiffon and trimmed With real
lace. Her veil was arranged in Gre
clan effect, being caught over her fore
head with a double strand of pearls
She carried a shower of bride roses and
valley lilies. The maid of honor, Miss
Emma Larry, of Memphis wore lovely
model of shell pink taffeta with touches
rof gold lace and ermine and carried a
sheaf of pink chrysanthemums.
Evening star., 1915-11-14

Mrs. Isaac Goodman and Miss Edna
Strauss accompanied their sister, Mrs.
Henry Bernard. to her home in New
York yesterday.
Evening star., 1915-11-14

Mrs. S. S. Richard has returned to hel
home on 18th street, after spending a
week in Richmond. Va.
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Mrs. Sidney Reitzenstein has returned
to her home in the Dupont after 6
weeks stay in New York with her sis.
ter. Mrs. Isadore Saks.
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Mrs. c. Brenner has returned to hel
home in Baltimore after a day visi,
here with Mrs. Norman Luchs.
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Miss Helen Fischer returned Tuesday
from short stay in Richmond, Va.
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Details.

At the marriage of Miss Claiborne
Foster-Comegys and Lieut. James Nc
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Mr.. Raymond Goodman, formerly of
this city. now of New York, is here on
a visit.
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When Miss Katherine Hutton became
the bride of Mr. Thomas F. Plunkett in
New York the
Bridesmaid in White other day she
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frock veiled with old point lace and
having long train of satin brocade.
The low-cut corsage was also draped
with point lace, and the sleeves were of
tulle and lace. The wide tuiIe veil was
held closely in cap fashion with lap
pets of old point lace and orange bios
SONS. She carried a prayer book with
a marker of lilies of the valley. and
wore a diamond bar brooch, the gift of
the bridegroom.
The brides only attendant was her
sister, Miss Amy c. Hutton, who was
her maid of honor. She wore a frock
of white moire striped with satin, the
short skirt dipping in deep panniered
points at the side and opening up the
front and back over petticoat of sill
yer gauze veiled with chiffon and lace,
and short enough to show silver slip
waist had a low round neck and was
gay with silver and lace, and the
sleeves matched. Her large hat of sill
yer lace was bent into a point in the
front and was fastened with pinkish
mauve tulle. She carried a cluster bou-
quet of pink and lavender chrysanthe-
NUNS.
When Miss Alice Eyre, eldest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Eyre of
New York and No. 1 Belgrave place,
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Wore Her Mothers
Wedding Dress and Veil

Rev. J. Henning Nelms of this city
ofiiciated, wore her mothers we'd
ding gown. an exquisite affair OF
white French faille. fashioned with a
elose-fitting basque cut V neck and out
lined with duchess lace and having small
puffed sleeves. The court train was far
shaped. and her long tuile veil was fast
eDed with knots Of orange blossoms An
old d-fashioned bouquet of lilies of the val
ley and white rosebuds harmonized with
the gown.
Miss Almira r Harris, a sister OF the
bride, and maid of honor. wore frock
Of yellow satin with an overdress of net.
draped in the modish late style at the
sides and trimmed with pearl sequins.
She carried yellow chrysanthemums.
The bridesmaids were dressed alike in
yellow silk and green chiffon. trimmed
with fur. Their flowers also were yell
low ehrysanthemums.
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Mrs. Adolph Weyl, accompanied by
her son. Max Weyl. I'd. left Friday. to
spend the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Strahorn At Annapolis, Md.
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Orchids Gave the
Note of Color.

became the bride OF Clarence Everett
Bacon. Middletown. Conn. last Saturday
in Brooklyn.
court train Of silver brocade, hung
from her shoulders. She carried lilies Of
the valley and white orchids. Mrs. Pea
body's gown was OF orchid satin, and
was draped with tulle and silver lace
in a charming combination, orchids form
ing a harmonious bouquet The brides
maids were in the loveIiest Of costuYnes
and with them went bouquets OF pink
chrysanthemums
The hats of the matron of honor and
the bridesmaids were charming That Of
the former was OF cloth Of silver, with an
old rose flower under the brim. She made
particularly stunning picture I'm her
orchid channeuss costume. Brown tulla
and lace formed the hats of the brides
maids, brown tulle streamers fastening
them under the chin. Little Miss CaryIse
Georgetts Peabody. the flower girl, mad e
cunning, quaint little figure in her
white net dress with its orchid ribbons
Over her arm she carried a basket of pink
rosebuds. her hat of pink tulle with
its tiny ostrich plumes. completing a
dainty costume.
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In place of the customary bououet
tue attendants carried corded muffs of
turquoise blue
Ul0' lime Ideas satin with a
Used in Each Detail. punch OF ,,i mig
or the valley and roses. with showers
or silver ribbon on one corner, at the
marriage OF Miss Doris Higginbotham
and Mr.. Carl II. Becker in Detroit last
week. The bridesmaids wore white
tvl1s made very short and full, with Q
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Mrs. Al Sigmund. accompanied b
Miss Hattie Meyers. returned yesterda
from two-week stay in New York.
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The wedding of Victor Starzenski,
son of the Countess Anna Starzenski and
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The setting for the wedding of Miss
Gladys Leake and Mr.. Louis J. Bicknell
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In the daintiest sort of costume of
Ehite chiffon and rose point lace that
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The Afternoon Bridge Club met at the
Washington Suburban Club Saturday
for luncheon and bridge. Mrs. Harry
King acted as hostess for the after
Mrs Harry Marcus, accompanied by
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When Miss Katherine Hutton became
the bride of Mr.. Thomas F. Plunkett in
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The Octagon- Excelsior Club is nov
located in its new home, 1885 Calver
street.
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Miss Erna Eiseman left today t
spend several weeks in Chicago, the
guest of relatives.
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Miss Margaret Rosennour has returned
to her home in Baltimore after short
stay in the city
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Miss Mary K. Harris at the ceremony
which made her Mrs. Henry Ferris, jr.,
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Mrs. Mark Blum entertained the Fri
day Afternoon Sewing Circle at hel
home on Irving street.
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Miss Rhea Marcus has returned to
her home in Baltimore after spending
a week with Miss Bertha Blondheim.