Evening Star Newspaper, October 19, 1930, Page 51

Alexandria Adding To Matrimony Record Of the Autumn Season Number of Weddings Sched- uled, Past and in Prospect. Society News and Special Events of Interest. h. Invitations have been received from ussell Robins -3 5 Warren, Va., Saturday, October Richmond. After av’ 1 Mr, and Mrs. Gardner will live at 2707 Woodrow avenue in Richmond. ¥ $ Eggfififi 5.|Church Guild Sponsors 26| Carnival Bazaar Nov. 18-19 i § Eie% i E i 2 Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bryant debut November 24, son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. E.J. Skam Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Jett visit to Mr. and Mrs. Edward MISS RUTH BRYANT, of Alexandria, Va., who will make her —Underwood Photo. R Norton 18 mm a Hosts at Charming Party Mx, and Mrs. Thornton Jett enter- tained o party — their spartment at the Fairmount. They were assisted by Mrs. L. Y. Love, daughter of the host and hostess. A program of musie was given by Miss Prances Stark. “er. Jghn H\g- rt, gave a song recital and was as- 5 Bited %_‘y Miss Irene Murphy and Miss Frances Stark at the piano. Dancing was the feaure of the evening. The rooms were decorated with palms, ferns and potted plants, with pink and blue decorations, and a buffet supper was served during the evening. The guests included the Misses Anna and Gertrude Fitzsimmons, Miss Mar- Miller, Miss Irene Murphy, Miss ’n-unexls. Miss Frances Peters, . and Milton Kronheim of 1764 Lanier ‘Washington Chapter Hadassah will meet Tuesday, October 21, at 2 o'clock in the auditorium of the Com- munity Center. The date has been ad- h National Mrs, Herman Hollander will give a talk on “Interesting Jews I Met Abroad.” There will be vocal selections by Mrs. Herman Hertsberg, sccompanied by Mrs. Maurice t the plano. Mrs. Carolyn Weyl has returned from & visit of three months in Eng- land, where she was with her relatives. Arriving on the 8, 8. Brittanie, accom- panied by her uncle, Mr. Robert Cohen, and her cousin, Miss Hilda Cohen of Galveston, Tex., she spent a week in ;‘lzzl mk u“ uw“ qh::emm wi: now it Cathedral Mansions. ‘ Mrs. Sol Meyer. returned Tuesday to the Chaselton Hotel after spending 10 Saturday evening n|y Alvin Newmeyer, ha Richmond, Va., to visit her father, Mr. May, before returning to her home in Cleveland, Ohio. Mr, and Mrs. Lester Lansburgh have returned to their home in New York Whose marriage y - | morning in St. Paul's Catholic Church. 1930—PART THREE. i iié 2 R MRS. WILLIAM MELVIN TALLANT, g4 25. Miss The bride was formerly Miss Mary | stone Meadows Echols, daughter of Mrs. HI!IZ dred Ficklin Echols. . Mr, and Mrs, Norman Fischer, 3014 Military f Mrs. Max Oppenheimer, by her daughter, Miss Ferda heimer, will leave tomorrow for dYork and Atlantic City, to be gone ays. Mrs. Fannie Merfeld of Baltimore was a recent guest of relatives here. 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