The Washington times., 1894-10-31

The opening ball of Harmony Circle for
the season of 1894 '95 was given last night at
Masonic Temple. 1t was a social event OF
unusual elegance, and was signalized by the
advent of four charming debutantes in the
persons of Misses Cora Frank, Sarah West,
and Ray Solomon, and Miss Goldenberg, of
Baltimore
The ballroom was beautifully decorated
with palms. An orchestra at one end of the
room rendered the dance music and band
at the other the promenade numbers, under
the direction of Mr. Albert Goodman. Re-
freshments were served in the banquet hal.
over 200 persons We're present. Among
them were:
Mr. and Mrs. Montague Jacobs, Mr. and
Mrs Charles Goldsmith. Mr. and Mrs Solo
mon Lansburgn, Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
Hirsch Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fleischman,
Misses Sarah Hirsch Cora Herman Florence
Strauss, Edna Weyl, Nettie Cohen. Carrie
Baumgarten, Ernie Richold, Stein. Blanche
Strasburger. Hannah Gusdorf. Belle Smith,
Ernie Gradwohl Amy Reizenstein. Carrie
Rothschild, Fannie Kaufman. Emily Ngttans,
Millie Cans. Winnie Stern. Bertha Goodman,
Ray solomon, Cora Frank, Goldberg, Sarah
West. Cora Kaufman, Henrietta Kohner.
Beckie Dreyfuss, Cornelia Wolf, and Ernie
Meyer.
Messrs. Louis Hirsch, Sigmund Kaufman,
Maurice Tanner. Albert Goodman. Mark
| Blum Alex Wolf, Maurice Rosenberg Daniel
| Gusdorf, Philip Friedlander. Max kaufman.
Harry Rothschid. Abr a lam Richold, Nathan
Meyer, Maurice Lyon. Abraham King, Abra-
ham Strasburger, Abraham Gradwohl, Solo
mon Lewis. jacob Ochs. Norman Luchs
Joseph kaufman. Henry Weyl. Max Cohen
Samuel Rothschild. Max Oppenheimer Jonas
! Michaelis. Clarence Reizenstein, Milton Fish
man. David Wolf, Sidney kaufman. Samuel
| Mundheim. Jacob Kohuer, Nathan Meyer.
Leopold Baumgarten. James Rosenthal, and
Benjamin Sinsheimer.
Mrs. n. W. Mason, of Norwich, Conn. who
! spends ner winters in Washington, will have
! apartments at the Richmond.
Mrs. Gresham. who has been in Chicago on
a visit to her daughter, has returned to Wash
| ington.
Mrs Thomas W. Noyes. more Familiarity
Known as Dorothy Byrd Rogers. will resume
her singing in the Sixteenth Street Baptist
! Church choir, where her sweet voice has so
| often before delighted the members of the
! congregation.
Among the prominent visitors to the city at
! the present time is Col. George Bracket. oi
| iowa, WHO prepared Ine pOnOlOS1cdl DIVISION
! Of the Agricultural Department at the World S
! Fair. Chicago. This most interesting exhibit
is now 10 be seen at the museum of the Agri-
! cultural Department. Col. Bracket Las pre-
| pared several exhibits on pomology for for
eign countries One which was specially
! fine was that at the exposition at Paris.
| France.
Eugene Peters steam yacht, the Coyote.
has been repaired and is floating on the Poto-
mac He employs upon it full force of
servants. The owner Is the nephew of the
late Norris Peters. The Peterses are quiet
| people, OF Quaker family. Mr.. Peters home
on Capitol Hill Is a study of art, being filed
with old and new articles of worth.
DR.. L. C. Woodson, of No. 204 G street
northwest has returned to the city much i'm
proved in health after a months visit to
Northern Ohio, where he went for his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bensen, after many years
travel, have settled in their elegant new
home, No. 130 A street northeast.
The engagement of Miss Fannie E. Grimes,
OF Gaithersburg. youngest daughter of Mrs.
Lucy Grimes, to Mr.. W. Clarence Duvall, is
announced, the wedding to occur early in the
coming month,