Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-04

buffet supper was served in the dining
hall. The parlors were tastefully dec
grated in accordance with the season. Those
present were Miss Celeste Goodman, Miss
Hilda Frank of Norfolk Va: Miss Rita
Baer. Miss Florence Gusdorf Miss Ernes-
tine Rich. Miss Gladys Mayer. Miss Lillian
Coblenzer, Miss Leona Stern. Miss Rhoda
Mauntner. Miss Selma Kahn Miss Lillian
Coblenzer. Miss Sadie Breslau Miss Leah
Herman. Miss Bella Schiffmann and Miss
Carrie Robinson and the Messrs. Milton
King. Melville Fischer. Arthur Luchs, Her.
bert Rich, Malcolm Auerbach, Lester New
man. Lester A. Marx. Maurice Eiseman,
Milton Goldsmith. Stanley Fischer David
Stern. Alfred Haas. David Baer Bernard
due the amusement committee composed Of
Mr.. Lester Marx, chairman: Mr.. David
Baer and Mr.. Maurice Eiseman.
The first gathering of the Jolly Ten
for this season will be tonight at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Ganss on P street
Those III the party VIII be Mr.. and Mrs
Adolph NJ. Fshel. Mr. and Mrs Albert
kafka. Mr.. and Mrs. David Strauss, Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Herman and Mr.. and Mrs
Ganss.
Rabbi Jacob Voorsanger of San Fran
cisco, Cal, gave a most interesting lee
ture at the Sth street temple Friday even
ing before large audience. his subject
being Character" Rabbi Voorsanger was
resident of this city thirty years and
was heartily welcomed on his return visit
to this city.
Carroll Institute Hall was the scene Of
much merriment on Halloween night, when
a most enjoyable dance given by a
trio of young clubs of this city, namely
the Phoenix. Utopians and 1mperialS, who
united for the first time in giving an affair.
The hall was gaily decorated with autumn
leaves, palms and lighted pumpkins. Among
kaufman. Helene Engel. Della Fishel, Carol
Baer, Ella Steiner. Flora Ganss, Leona
Young. Daisy Marx. Jennie Sanger, Selma
Greenapple, Minnie Ullman. Sad Cohen,
Pauline Pretzfelder. Hortense Sondhemer,
Geneva Herman, Carrie Loeb, Helen Hop
fenmaier Freda We'll. Cora Sommers, Gus
sic Brock, Rena Kaufman. Camille Herman,
Irene Sommers. Sadie Eiseman Jennie
Blondheim Jeanette Silver, IneZ Silver,
Edith Auerbach> Estelle Hano. Maud Baer.
Eleanore Lceb, Amelia Wollberg, Mae
Hirsh Flora Bernheimer. Natalie Mayer,
Meryl Goldsmith. jeanette Ganss, Bella
Hirsh, Clara Strauss. and the Messrs. Ed
gar Kaufman Nathan Frank. Goldie Sig
mund Alvan Newmeyer, Zion D. Burnsten.
Philip Herman, Sidney Gunst, Milford
Stern. Meyer Loeb, Eugene Young. Percy
ney Selinger. Leo Fishel. Milton Kronheim-
er. Leo Loeb William NJ chaelis, Sylvan
Luchs. George Stern, Sidney Haas Irwin
Sondheimer, Raymond Blumenfeld, Sidney
Guggenheimer. Alfred Woelberg, Bert CO.
hen, Clarence Grosaer Harry Sanger, Sol.
Abbott, Henry Sondhein1er, Jerome kauf
man, Leon Strauss. Arthur Abbott David
Rothschild. Nathan We'll. Milton Brock, Jo-
s2ph Gilman, Morris Blumenfeld, Mauric
Sinsheimer, George Goldenberg, David
Frank Wallace Luchs and William Cohen.
The executive officers of the clubs are:
Phoenix, Philip Herman and Eugene Young;
ImIerials, Sol Abbott and Sylvan j. Luchs;
Utopians. George Goldenberg and Wallace
Luchs. 1t has been decided to give af-
fair once month. During the evening
supper was served and appropriate SOU
venirs were distributed.
Mrs. Rosenthal of Georgetown will en-
terrain at a dinner party this evening in
honor of Miss Freda Lindheimer and Mr..
Silas Rosenthal. Covers will be laid for
about thirty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bachman of Phila-
delphia. who spent several days in the city
during the week, have returned to their
home.
The regular Saturday evening whists at
the Mercantile Club proving to be most
enjoyable affairs. On Saturday evening,
October q, six tables were devoted to the
game. The prize winners were Mrs. Edward
Mayer, Mrs. Isaac W. Nordlinger and Mrs
Samuel Rothscnild. Last night was the
fourth affair, when prizes We're given by
the Mercantile Club to the ladies holding
the highest scores for the four weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Jackson have moved
into their new home, 3010 18th street, Co.
lumbia Heights.
Mr. and Mrs Myer Singer and son. Mas
ter Harold Singer, left Tuesday for their
home in New York city after pleasant
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Goldsmith
and family of 1910 Biltmore street.
The Evening Whist Club was entertained
on Tuesday evening by Miss Esther Behr
end at her home on K street with a taffy
pull and various games pertaining to Hal
loween. The drawing room and dining
room were decorated appropriately for the
occasion. Those who were in the party
were Miss Nellie Behrend Miss Rae Hahn,
Miss Edith Auerbach and Miss Esther
Behrend and Mr.. Alfred Rosenthal, Mr..
Stanley Auerbach, Mr.. Joseph Goldenberg
and Mr.. Harry Hahn.
Mrs. Phil King left for New York city
on Wednesday to spend awhile with her
mother, Mrs. r. Harris.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mundheim were the
guests of their son. Mr.. Samuel Mundheim,
formerly of this city, in New York.
Miss Josephine Steinberger and Mr.. Ben
jamin Wollberg, whose engagement has re-
Gently been announced, will be at home
this evening from to 10 O'Clock at 1927
New Jersey avenue northwest. A number
of young girl friends will assist Miss Stein
berger In receiving.
Mrs. Carrie Berwapger and Mrs Steven
Spitz returned to Washington on Wednes-
day from three weeks stay at Atlantic
City.
Mr. and Mrs. Elias Blondheim and chill
dren left Washington on Monday for Ari-
iona, where they will spend the win ter. :
Mr. and Mrs. Wildman of Philadelphia
have moved to this city and are located
temporarily on Irving street.
Mrs Frederick Gottkod, who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Meyer Cohen
of street, has returned to her home in
New York city.
Thursday last October %, occurred the
fftieth anniversary of the wedding of Mr.
and Mrs. James E. Williams, pioneer set
tiers of Boyds. Md. The day passed by
without many knowing of the event. which
was passed as usual by the couple. Mr..
Williams has been active in business, both
in the region in which he now lives and
at other points in Maryland. and has
acquired a competence which leisure now
permits him to enjoy. He has been for
some. years connected with leading fhstf-
tutions of the county and yet remains
director in the Montgomery County
National Bank. He was for some years
postmaster at Boyds. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liams have most of their family residing
near them.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Jackson, formerly of