The Washington times., 1905-10-29

burger, will take place. At home, Sun
day evening, November 5, from to 10
o'clock. at 707 II street northwest, Mr..
and Mrs. Koenigsburger and their son
will receive.
w. H. Leinkauf. of Mobile Ala. has
been the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Schiffman.
Mrs. David Seiniger, Of Baltimore, was
the guest OF Miss Blanche Hollander for
q couple days this week. Miss Hol-
lander went to Baltimore with her guest
for a few days.
The Council of Jewish Women gave
its monthly Bible lesson on Tuesday
afternoon, at the Eighth Street Temple.
led by the Rev. DIR. Abram Simon. A
feature was a series of Biblical stere-
opticon views, explained by Rabbi
Simon.
Announcement is made of the be-
trothal of Joseph d. Frankel. of New
York city, and Miss Sue Posner. of Bal
timore. Both are well known and popu-
lar in Washington
Capt. and Mrs Henry S. Hurter and
daughter. Miss Schurmeier, will occupy
apartments in the Van Cortland,
Staughton street. after November l.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. ]. inland gave a
party Tuesday evening in honor of their
daughter Mays seventh birthday. First
prizes In a donkey contest We're won by
Miss Margaret Payne and Master lie
Roy ONein. and BOBBY prizes by Miss
Theo Brown and Master Paul Jackson
Master Franklin Theodore Howe. third.
recited and Miss Theo Brown and Master
Freddie Plant sang.
The favors were fancy pipes for the
boys and fans for the girls.
Refreshments were served in the din
ing room, which was decorated in pink
and white, the favors being tied with
the same color ribbons.
Among those present were Jennie Orr,
Ethel and Lillian Godfrey, loretta and
Bernadette Meehan, Theo Brown. Alice
O'Neill, Edna Plant, Esther Graham,
Ruth and Edith KlotZ, Esther, Marion
and Edna Chick, Margaret Payne Marie
Brust, Edith Caldwell, Katharine Car
roll, Allie Godfrey, Bessie Fillius, May
and Eleanor INLAND. Masters Eddie
O'Neill. Willie Harvey. Franklin Theo-
dore Howe. third. Freddie Plant, Ray
mond Meehan. Paul Jackson. lie Roy
O'Neill. James and Elmer Mcdonald.
Ralph Orr. Aloysius O;Neill, Paul Plant.
Harold Godfrey and Bernard inland.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fred Relnhardt, I57
Massachusetts avenue northeast. were
surprised Thursday evening, Mrs. Rein
hardt's birthday, by a party of friends.
Among these present were Mr.. and Mrs.
! ]. p. Dodson. Mrs. Charles E. Dodson
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Stew
ems. Miss Florence Stevens, Mr. Clifford
| Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. William Miller
and son, Mr.. and Mrs George Iden. Mr..
! and Mrs Joseph S. Manning and two
sons, Mr.. and Mrs William Dargie, Mr.
and Mrs. AdoIph Gerhard and two
daughters, Mr.. and Mrs J. Monroe
| kreiter, Robert Kreiter and Monroe
hreiter.
On Thursday evening a surprise BIRTH
day party was given TO Mrs. Ellen Cars
tens at her residence. 511 B street south
east. After music the guests had re-
I freshments- The table was decorated in
white chrysanthemums and ferns.
Those present We're Mr.. and Mrs Rob
erts, George F. w. Strictly, Mr.. and Mrs.
I 3. F. Williams and son George. Mrs.
Marks Mrs. Juenemann. Miss Suter
I Misses Kate and Rose Juenemann, Mrs.
! RistOn and Miss LenOre RistOn Misses
! Minna. Ella and Emma Carstens, and
| MesSrs. MantZ, Orthaus, SAMSON, Ris-
ton and Philip and Blaine Strictly.