Evening star., 1924-01-21
Society
CONTINUED from Eighth Page.

Thompson. tenor, sang 20, Promise
Me-
/ The brides only attendant was
, Miss Helen Wallerstein, who wore
blue chiffon with Il bandeau of rhine
tones and carried pink roses. Ine
bridegroom had for his best man. Mr..
Jack Goldsmith of this city.
Mrs. Friedlander, mother of the
bride, wore orchid brocaded chiffon
with touches of rhinestones, and
corsage bouquet of orchids. Miss
| Helene Fredlander. the younger sister
light blue taffeta. Mrs. Small, mother
of the bridegroom, wore black
chiffon gown brocaded in chenille
and a corsage bouquet of violets and
orchids. The dinner which followed
| the ceremony was served at small
! tables each having for a centerpiece
| a basket of spring flowers, except the
| brides table, which had for a center
! piece, roses formed in heart shape;
| The out-of-town guests were Mr. ana
| Mrs. ]. q. Hyman. Mrs. l.. Levlnsohh,
Mr.. and Mrs. Angelo Elias. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Aaron Friedlander. Mr.. Jean
! Friedlander and Mrs. Sarah Fried,
lander of-New York city. Mt ana
Mrs. George Friedlander of Atiantic
City. and Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Small or
Baltimore. Later in the evening MI.
and Mrs. Small left for their ~eddlns
tourney to Miami. Fla, and Cuba ana
upon their return VIII make thelr
home in this city.
a one-piece dress of tan velvet WIN
a becoming hat of brown. trimmed
| in tan leather leaves, and tan color
caracul coat.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur \. Alexander
| are at the Marlboro Blenheinl, Atlan-
| tic City. over the week end.
! The Helen Kellar Guild will meet
at the home of Mrs. J. o. Akers. l4iS
Fairmont street, euheSudA'
! O'Clock.
| On January 10 at o'clock pm.
quiet wedding took place az me nome
| of the Rev. DR.. John {. BAH. AZ Edst
| lCapitol street. when Miss Lillian NJ.
! Jones Of this city was married to Mr.
August +. Neuroth Of Springfield III.
| They were accompanied by the father
and mother of the bride.
| The hostesses at the soiree and
Iconcert of the Washington Salon and
limited Arts Society Thursday night
| at the layhouse. 1914 \ street north
west. will be Mrs. Helen Jean Paul
Helen O'Neil, Miss Elsa Johnson, Mrs.
Grace Thompson, Miss IZetha NJ. Clap
per. Miss Elfriede Il. Yaggie, Miss
Alma Bolln. Miss Betty Whitfield.
Mrs Agnes Challice, Miss Eunice I.
Dessez and Miss Edna Duncan.
| The guests Of honor and principal
| speakers and those who will be pre-
sented by Mr.. Rudo1phe de Zapp.
president Of the society are: Mr..
George +. Authier. president OF the
National Press club; Captain Julius
| 1. Peyser. president of the Public
Schools Association. and member OF
| the Board of Education; Mr.. Alfred
Partridge klots. who exhibited at
the Corcoran Gallery annual exhibi-
| ton; Mr.. Dorsey Doniphan. artist;
Mrs Clara n WeemS Steiner and Mr..
William Walter, jr.
| A program including musical and
other entertainment numbers Will be
tpresented by Nine. Desiree Lubovska,
president of the National American
Ballet, assisted by principal and pu-
| pills in solo dances with Miss Minna
| Niemann at the piano; Miss Wilhel-
nina GUIDE. the youthful concert
pianist by courtesy of Miss Frances
Gutelius; Miss Grace Washburn.
coloratura soprano with Miss Mar
garet Bowie Grant at the piano in
program selected by Mr.. Paul Bley-
den: Mr. Warren L. Terry, tenor, with
Miss Ross at the piano and instru-
mental selections by a trio. including
Mr.. Sol Minister. violin; Mr. Joseph
Piazza, cello and Mr.. Morton Gittel-
man, piano.
On account of the illness of Mr.. A.
Harlan Castle. the musical which
was to be given by the entertainment
committee at the Women's City Club
Monday night, has been postponed
until a later date.