The Washington times., 1905-11-19

their summer sOjourns- and to become
acquainted with the new members.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward A. Fitzsimmons
celebrated the fifteenth anniversary or
their wedding at their home. 357S Thir-
teenth street northwest with a recep-
tion from TO 10 D. m The parlors were
handsomely decorated with palms and
ehrysanJhemums. and a hidden or
chestra contributed appropriate selec-
uons. Mrs. Fitzsimmons was assisted in
receiving by Mrs. J. Edward Chapman,
Mrs. j. n. PistaI Mrs. James Emery,
Mrs. J. Z. Shoemaker. Mrs. q. G. Morris
and Miss Hanna. There was 2 large
number of callers and the presents were
many and beautiful, Pittsburg Pa. and
Duquesne friends sending a number Of
handsome pieces of cut glass. A present
much admired was a complete set of
drawn-worlz of doilies and centerpiece
sent by their friends from Caracas,
Venezuela.
Miss Humphrey, daughter of Brigadier
Gen. Humphrey. is visiting Lieut.. and
Mrs. Raymond ". Briggs, at the Pre-
sidio. Cal.
Commander James H. Oliver. L. S.
n. retired. who is on duty at CincIn-
natl as inspector of the Fourteenth
lighthouse district. is staying at the
Arlington Hotel while on leave of alb
sence.
He arrived last Monday and will leave
Washington today.
Capt. NJ. K. Barroll. of the artillery
corps. is staying at 211o Q street. He
arrived on Wednesday and viii be in
the city until the first of December.
being on leave from Fort Greble. r. 7.
Dr. and Mrs Arthur Snyder have TAX
en- possession OF their new house. 1I26
Sixteenth street northwest. and hope
soon to be settled permanently.
An engagement OF interest to many
Washington people Is that OF Miss
Irene V Sickle. OF Chicago. to Abe
Feist. of Newark. n. J. Miss Sickle.
while spending the past year with her
aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Max
Weyl. of this city, made numerous
friends. as she is an attractive and in
teresting girl. Mr.. Feist is a successful
young business man Of Newark, and has
numerous friends there.
Mrs. Elias Ran will be at home on
Fridays during the winter. at her home
in the Columbia. Fourteenth and Binney
streets
Mrs. siegfried Fantl. of Savannah,
Ga, is = the city visiting her parents.
Mr.. an -drs. Max Cohen, 1715 n street
The Mercantile Club win entertain its
members, friends and relatives every
Saturday night during the winter with
whist. euchre. hearts. etc.
Saul Cans. of New York. but formerly
OF this city, spent few days here
this week
Rabbi and Mrs. Abram Simon have as
their guests Mrs. Eugene Levy and
Miss Lena Reyfeld. OF Omaha. Neb.
AR. and Mrs. Caesar Hofheimer. of
Norfolk. Va. who were here at the
Willard Hotel last week, left for New
York and then home.
The AeoIians gave a bowling party din
ner at the Old Concordia Club. on
Thursday evening. Among those pres
ent were Miss Lavinia Goldsmith. Miss
Sophie Schloss. Miss Josie Steinberger,
ent were Miss LavInia Goldsmith, Miss
Blanche Stern, and Miss Helene Engel,
and Samuel J. Steinberger. Harold Levi,
Ben wollberg, Moe Baer H. Barrows,
Jonas Machelis. and Milton Baer.
The following notice appeared in the
Tacoma Washington Daily News. No
vember 8. 1905:
Harold Reiss Tracy. Of Rosslyn. is
IN the city, a guest at the home of his
f1ancee. Miss Mary E Fifield. He came
IN response to a summons announcing
the illness OF her father, DR.. H +.
Fiheld. The engagement was not TO
have been made public until later, but is
announced today. IN Difference TO DR..
F'iheld's wishes.
Mr.. Tracy, whose family are OF
Washington. D. c., is a young mining
engineer with the Northern Pacific I'm
provement Company. and is well known
IN Tacoma The wedding viii probably
take place in the SPRING
In the vestry rooms Of the Eighth
Street Temple, tomorrow afternoon, the
monthly meeting OF the Junior Branch
Jewish Womens Council will be held.
Miss Frida Lindheimer Will preside.
Fitzhugh c. Goldsborough, the gifted
violinist. son OF DR.. and Mrs. Edmund
L HoTI-Errorxy1. rafga-1ad Fror,, a