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Married Wednesday
MRS. CHARLES R. WELLS.
Who was before here marriage
Wednesday -Miss Etta Schmid of
Cleveland Park.
10 days. They made the trip by
motor.
Miss Victoria Straus. Miss Sylvia
Straus and Miss Miriam Auerbach,
who were at Tripp Lake Camp, Po
land, Me., are now spending a week
in Plainfield. X. J., visiting Miss
Frances Toeppe and Miss Ruth
Toeppe.
Miss Edith Kohner and Miss
Elizabeth Kohner. who arrived in
New York Friday from Tripp Lake
Camp, are spending several days in
New York visiting their brother-in
law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Deich.
Mrs. Meyer Nordlinger and her
daughter Helen, the latter just back
from camp at Raquette Lake, X. Y„
are spending several days in Mount
Vernon, N. Y„ with Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Heilbrun and will visit the
Sesquicentennial before returning to
Washington Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Reifkin are
in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Babette Herman is back from
Hotel Braddock, Braddock Heights.
Md., where she spent the Summer.
Mrs. Edward Mayer is spending two
weeks at Hotel Braddock, in Brad
dock Heights. Md.
Mrs. Melville Fischer and her two
sons, Mr. Greenhut Fischer and Mr.
Max Fischer, have returned from Es
canaba, Mich., where they were guests
for some weeks of Mrs. Fischer’s
mother, Mrs. Sol Greenhut. Dr. and
Mrs. Fischer are now located at 2700
Connecticut avenue.
Mrs. Isadore Goldheim and her
daughter Ethel are again in their
home on Ontario road from Braddock
Heights, Aid., where they spent the
Summer.
Miss Francos Heid and Miss Har
riet Sanger have returned from Cor
nell University, where they took a
Summer course.
