Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-23


were both graceful and becoming and
served to enhance the comeliness of bevy
of bellies. The Avalon Club is we'll known
as a euchre club of limited membership,
and only twice in the year does it vary it's
program with dances. The next one will
probably be held in April.
Mrs. Daniel Rutterfled of New York will
this week.
Miss Louise Hartmann will not receive
tomorrow. but Will be at lone Tue day
January 30.
Mrs. j. D. Terrill and Miss Tcrrli 1894
Vermont avenue, will he at home Tuesday.
January n.
The home Of aIr and Mrs. w. ]. O'Brien,
80 Il street northwest was the Scena OF a
happy gathering OF young 70 Ks Friday
evening, January 30 to celebrate the tenth
birthday Of their son, Master Charles.
After music and games the little ones
marched to the q nng roon where ali en-
joyed refreshments. Among those present
We're Misses Susie Estes, May Hilton,
Helen Kirkland. Viola Parsons. Ma ie Nc
Donald, Annie Sherid IN, Katie Walsh. Viola
Meads. Frances Sheridan. Frances Walsh.
Camille Kirkland. and Masters &. Naugh-
ton. John Long, Il. Fox. l.. Naldeckef,
William Kirkland, 3. Edmonds, r. Nc
GlaTney, Nj. Walsh. Glen Estes, Harold
Brown and Alfred O'Brien.
One of the most notable events oil the sea-
son in Jewish society was the silver wedding
of Mr. and Mrs. William Wolf, which was
celebrated at Concordia Hall. 9th and f
streets mort Invest last evening before an
assemhage of nearly two hundred guests.
large number of whom came from New
York Chicago and Baltimore. In the large
and beautifully decorated dining room long
tables were stretched the length of the hall
After supper dancing was INDUCED in until
a late hour. Col. Montague made the adj
dress of the occasion and in a happy vein
heartily congratulated the couple. Mrs.
Wolf wore a gown of gray SILK with silver
trimmings Miss Minnie Wolf of TreAfon,
n. J., wore pink silk, covered with lace.
Among those present Were: Dr. Thomas
Smith, DR.. Selhausen, Mr.. and Mrs. Stein,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ely Wolf, Miss Ray Won,
Miss Ceie Wolf Mr.. and Mrs. II. Wolf. Mr..
Dugan Mr.. and Mrs. ~. Breslau. Mr. and
Mrs Comisky. Hartman Schrodt. Mr. En-
gel. Mr. Pierce, Miss Thompson of this
city; Miss Minnie Wolf, Trenton. \. J. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Murray, New York: Miss
Sarah Rockman, j. Cohen. Mrs. q. Cohen,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cohen. Mr.. Leo
Cohen, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Steiner. New
York city; Mr.. and Mrs. \. Lippman Mr.
am Mrs. Jake Marks Chicago: Mr.. and
Mrs. A. White, Al White, Jake White, Mr.
an Mrs. Robert Engleman, Mr. and Mrs
| Wolf. Nh and Mrs. a. Jacob. Miss Lena
Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Jacob, Mr.. and
Mrs Morris Somers. Baltimore. Md; Mr.
and Mrs Louis Richter, Miss Fannie Rich
ter. Mr. and Mrs X. Kellner, Mr. and Mrs
B. Rudd Mr.. and Mrs. $. Rudd. Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Sacks Mr.. and Mrs. j. Feinberg
and Mr. and Mrs. Selkow Sidney +. GunSt,
Richmond. Va.
The ushers were Messrs Sidney Gunst.
Paul Balterman, J. Rosenberg, b. Burdich,
William Brottman, Leo Cohen, Al White
Murray Wolf.
Mrs Wynne, wife of the Postmaster Cen
era, who has been i'll with pneumonia since
last Thursday night, is perhaps a trife
more comfortable than at any time in that
interval The attack, while painful, is not
considered dangerous and the disease Is
taking it's Usual course. 1t is thought to
have been brought mainly by Mrs.
Wynne's care and anxiety over her son
Henry, who is now convalesclng from
bronchitis. and who was taken sick before
Christmas Mrs. Wynne is under the care
of her family physician and trained
nurse
Mr.. F. A. Richardson gave one of the
large and elegant dinners marking last Sat
urday evening.
After the Symphony concert last night
Mr.. Rakemann. the concert master Of the
orchestra, entertained Mr.. Ysaye at his
home at the Royalton. supper was
served The gentlemen present We're: Mr.
de koven. Mr.. William Knabe, Mr.. Charles
Keidel Mr.. Sydney wrghtson. Mr.. Elliott
Woods and Mr.. Emil Levy.
Mrs Henry Burd Cassell and the Misses
Cassell will be at home at the Shoreham
tomorrow afternoon from to 6.
At the recent annual election of the
Woman's National Press Association, Mrs.
Ellen s. Cromwell was unanimously elected
president, and will be "a home informally
to members of that association and other
friends Wednesday, February L, from to
6, at 1867 Willard street
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Sturtevent Warfield
entertained at dinner Saturday in honor of
Lieut. Ruben E. C. Sasnett of Atlanta,
Ga. The dining rooms were artistically
decorated with palms and American beauty
roses. After dinner the guests Were en-
tertained in the drawing rooms at whist,
Lieutenant Sasnett winning first prize.
Mrs. L. c. Houk who has many old
friends at the capital who will recall her
with pleasure, is at the Gordon this week,
with her daughter, Miss L. c. Violet Houll.