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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1914
Page
12
Fine and Stylish promotes a clearance sale on fur coats highlighting black pony coats in multiple lengths with natural raccoon or civet collars and satin lining discounted from 50 to 35 dollars, 55 to 42.50, and 35 to 25. Sable and taupe squirrel coats trimmed with satin. mole coney coats also reduced to 75 dollars.
Col Bryan and Judge John Horton Payne hosted a dinner for distinguished guests including Col Charles Pugh Bryan and Justice and Mrs Hughes, Justice and Mrs Lamar, and several others. Music by Mr Reuter complemented the evening. Commander Marfarland entertained at Stoneleigh Court with an array of high ranking guests, including Rear Admirals Fiske and Watts.
Miss Sylvia Saks daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Saks married Mr Lean Meyer of St Louis in a Powhatan Hotel ceremony at 7 30 pm assisted by Rev Dr Stern and Rev Dr Shmon. The reception for 60 followed with greens roses and a lace trim. The bride wore white satin with silver brocade train orange blossom wreath and a bouquet of white orchids and lilies of the valley.
A Capital girl married Leon Meyer of St Louis in a ceremony where the bride wore a lavalliere of diamonds as her only ornament. Attending were Miss Edna Saks of Baltimore as maid of honor and Maurice Meyer of Galveston as best man. An orchestra played the wedding march and dancing followed the ceremony. The couple left for a southern and western trip and will be at home in Birmingham, Alabama in the spring.
The Yale Dramatic Association performed then attendees moved to a tea dance at Rauscher's under the Working Boys Home board. Two ballrooms hosted the event with small tea tables along the wall line. A large gathering enjoyed watching the dancing as board members and society ladies attended.
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