Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-19

Roseubaum of New York. 1t was
Dutch evening. the rooms having the
effect of a Dutch garden. and approprIate
dishes were served on small tables during
the evening. Those VINO enjoyed the nos
tess hospitality were the Misses Loep'
steinberger. Stern, Baer, Engle and Schloss
and Messrs. Barrows, Levy, Michaehs'
Baer SteinberEer and Wohbers. 'H~
Mrs. Albert Behrend of BROOKLYN. y. "
is the guest Of Mrs. Warren 4enaWine,
c22S NJ street.
Mrs. Strauss of Baltimore is the guest
of her daughter Mrs. Isadore Epstein OF
New York avenue.
The Originals were entertained at supper
this week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mike Newmeyer of 11th street. ! nose
prescnt were Mr.. and Mrs. David Ensle.
Mr. and Mrs. Lew Newmeyer, Mr anu
Mrs. Sidney Q. kaufman. MI and MIS-.
Aaron Birkenwald OF baltimore: mouse
guests of the hostess; Mr.. A Slgmulo'
Mr. ]. Calm and Mr.. Leroy Ne"iheSei'
Mr.. and Mrs Caezar Hofheimer and MI.
Harrison Hofhelmer of Norfolk, Va, are Ut
the Willard this week
Mrs. Elias Raft OF the Columbia has re-
turned from Baltimore and will be at nome
on Fridays during the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Harris and the Misses
Mae and Lillian Harris will soon go 10
the southern part OF France, e, 10 Ieii,n,n
their time between Berlin and Hanover
visiting relatives.
The many friends Of Miss Irene Sickle,
who is pleasantly remembered here, when
she visited relatives. will be glad TO near
of her engagement to Mr.. Abe Felst OF
Newark. y. j.. which has Just been an
nounced in that city. Miss Sickle expects
TO return to her home. +S@j Grand Boule-
ward Chicago H.. within the next week,
the wedding 10 take plaos some time dur
ing the winter.
Mrs Sidney c. Kaufman viii be at home
TO her friends at the Braddock, 18th ana
Willard streets. CA Thursday during the
season. after December
Mr. Phil King Of this city. who is coach
ing the Wisconsin foot ball team with such
great success. is expected home next week.
He has brought Wisconsin back on the foot
ball map. the tiTst victory in four years
Mr. and Mrs. Phil King have been royalty
entertained during their stay in The west
Mrs siegfried Fantl Of savannah, Ga,
is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Max
Cohen. iTl5 street, for ten days.
Last Saturday night the Mercantile Club
entertained at whist and euchre its mem
bers' friends. Those who carried on the
whist prizes were Mrs. Julia Luchs and
Mrs Joel HilIman and Miss Rosalie Rich
ard The club will entertain in the same
manner every Saturday evening. the at
fairs being most enjoyable
Miss Mayata Dickinson of 1906 r street
left town Thursday TO visit friends In Mis-
souri,
Mr.. saul CAM of New York was in town
this week for a short stay
day here on Wednesday with friends
Mrs. Dittlebach and son of Baltimore
came over TO attend the Berliner- Sanders
wedding.
Mrs Harry Heilbrun and daughter Helen
of Mt. Vernon, y. Y. are Wishing Mrs
Heilbrun's mother. Mrs. II. Reizenstein, sos
9th street northwest
Miss Helene Eiseman of 9os Massachu-
sets avenue. is visiting in Baltimore as
the guest Of her aunt. Mrs. Abe Miller.
Mrs. Sidney IL. Rezensteln of the Dupont,
entertained at luncheon on Friday Mrs.
Harry Heilbrun and Miss Helen Heilbrun
OF Mt. Vernon. n. Y.
Miss Helen Greenbaum of Baltimore was
in town this week TO attend the Berllner-
Sanders wedding.
Mrs. A. NJ. Fishel at home Thursday
evenings, I2s It'll street northwest
Mr.. Abe Cohen OF Columbus Ohio is
visiting his daughter. Mrs Maurice Rosen-
berg. 1853 Baltimore street.
Wednesday evening last Mr. and Mrs. II.
NJ Wagner entertained a number of friends
at their home. 1856 street southwest. the
occasion being the eleventh birthday of
their daughter Hattie. A very enjoyable
evening was spent playing various games.
Piano solos were rendered by Misses
Annie Kelly, Esther Kahn and Hattie
Wagner.
Refreshments were served. Among those
present were Misses Esther Kahn,
Ruth Kahn. Mary, Stewart, Lizzie Null
10y. Agnes Kelly. Messrs. Charles Hunter
Charles Swagart. William Leahy, Charles