The Washington times., 1905-10-22
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having been detailed for duty at the
War College. Their younger daughter.
Miss Frances. is also in Washington at
Mrs. Somers' boarding school,
Colonel and Mrs. Pond, who are stop
ping at the Cairo for the winter, are
entertaining a house party there from
Virginia.
General and Mrs. Davis. U. S. A, are
In Washington for the winter. and have
taken apartments at the Cairo.
Gen. and Mrs. T. f. Forbes and
Miss Woodward are in Washington for
the winter. and are located at the
Connecticut.
Mrs. Hull and Miss Hull, wife and
daughter OF Representative John A.
Hull OF Iowa, are stopping at the Cairo,
while their residence, 1892 Sixteenth
street, is being made ready for the win
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murrey have returned
to Washington, after having spent the
summer in New York State.
Lieut. Gilbert c. Smith. Second United
States Cavalry, and Mrs, Smith are vis-
iting the latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs
G. r. Phillips. 612 Eighteenth street.
Miss Beardsley and Mrs White. of
Albany. y. Y, have returned to the
Cairo.
Col. Maxwell Frost. of New Mexico,
is at the New Willard.
Capt. r. E. L. Niche. U. S. A, and
Mrs. MSl:te are at the Hotel Gordon.
Sixteenth street northwest, near Il
street.
Julian Davenport, of Norfolk. en- route
to Baltimore. Philadelphia, and New
York by water. is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Frank p Hall, OF 1000 Seventh street
southwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. Katz, Of Paterson. y.
j., are spending a few days with their
daughter. Mrs. Abe King.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Kaufman, of Eighth
street, celebrated their fortieth wedding
anniversary at their home on wedues-
day evening by entertaining their fam
iiy. Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Kaufman, Miss Carve
Kaufman, Mrs. H. King. Mrs Marx
Kaufman. Mrs. f. Kaufman. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Edwin Hollander, Mr. and Mrs.
D. j. Kaufman. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
II. Beers. Miss J. Steinberger. and Sam
uel Steinberger.
The hall of Golden Commandery. No
H2, United Order OF the Golden Cross
was well filed at its last meeting. the
occasion being a complimentary enter
tainment and sociable for its members
and their friends. Deputy Grand Com
mander L. H. Patterson had charge of
the program. which consisted of vocal |
and instrumental music by Miss Kath- |
arine Fletcher and Miss Sarah LLOYD. |
recitations by Miss Susie Jost, Mrs.
Mary Manley Haywood, and Capt. Sam |
uel H. Jacobson, and an eloquent and |
address on the objects and
principles OF the Golden Cross bv !
Grand Commander F. NJ. Bradley. who
declared that the Golden Cross was
among the oldest benevolent Insurance
orders In existence, and had never fail
ed To pay beReficiaries promptly.
Refreshments were served TO all in |
attendance, under the supervision of |
Mrs. A. c. Allen. Mrs. j. w. Vanzant.
Mrs. L. II. Patterson. Mrs. Laura |
Bradley. Nts. NJ. c. Hagan. Mrs. Espey.
and Mrs. Carson, noble commander of |
the commaEdery.
The reopening of the Hebrew Literary /
Society will be held at Pythian Temple |
this afternoon at $3.50 pm. This society 4,
was organized about a year ago by |
some of the most progressive Hebrews |
of Washington. Their object is to diffuse |
a literary knowledge among their peo-
pie, wen as TO acquaint them with
the current topics OF the day. A spe- |
cial program has been arranged for the |
occasion.
The officers OF the society are: Prss!-
dent. Joseph l.. Topper; vice president.
l.. Cohen; recording secretary, Morris
Stein; financial secretary, A. c. Heroes
The song recital by Mrs. Richard w. |
Burkhart at the Ninth Street Christian
Church Friday evening was attended by
a large and appreciative audience.
The thirty-third anniversary hop, har-
vest dance of Deborah Lodge will take
place on Wednesday evening, October !
25, at National Rifles Armory Hall. AS
usual on these occasions the proceeds |
will be used III the charity fund. and the
officers and members of the lodge EXPECT