Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-01
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friends The strangers prize was won by
by Mrs. Salvador Richard During the
afternoon an elaborate conation was served.
the table decorations being in pink large
with ribbons and tuiie, forming the center
piece. The out-of-town guests were Miss
Celeste Sigmund of Denver, Col; Miss
Reita Wolferman of Streator, H.. and Mrs.
Segfried Fantl of Savannah, Ga.
Mr.. Percy Hirsh Levy was host at
stag dinner on Wednesday night to
number of his friends at his home on Sth
street to celebrate his twenty-first birth
day. Most of those present We're mem-
bers of the Phoenix Club. and the rooms
We're decorated in the clubs coiors-orown
and white. The table decorations were of
the same colors and suspended from the
chandelier was the word Phoenix, formed
of gilt letters. The invitations received by
the guests were most novel. being In the
form of an extra paper" Mr.. Hirsh was
presented by his friends with a handsome
diamond ring. Those around the table
were Messrs Edgar Kaufman. Nathan
Frank, Sidney Selinger. Lester Marks. Eu-
gene Young, Leo Ffshel, Maurice simon,
Milford Stern, Leon Pretzfeder, Philip
Kronheim. Sidney Guggenheimer, Milton
Kronheim, Alvin Newmyer. Meyer Loeb,
Goldie Sigmund, Harry Loeb. Arthur Baum,
Howard Sigmund, Milton Brock. Bert
IOnen, Rnl1p HERMAN, Stdiiity I<dHSbui Sh
and Joe Bendheim. The out-of-town guests
were Messrs. Rosenthal of Chicago H.;
Lovenstein of Richmond, Va; koenigs-
burg of Augusta, Ga: Freidenberg, Schoen.
thai, Waterman, Werner and Goldstrom or
Baltimore and Levy and Landell of New
York.
Mrs. Edward Mayer returned home yes
terday after few weeks visit in Montreal,
Canada, where she was the guest of her
brother. Mr.. Emanuel Blout and in New
York city as the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Clark.
Miss Edna Ball, who has been visiting her
cousin. Mrs. Leon Adler, left for her nome
in Norfolk, Va, on Friday.
Mrs. Jacques Elias left the city during
the week to be the guest of relatives IN
New York city.
Mrs Sidney c. Kaufman gave bridge
whist party on Wednesday afternoon at the
Bedford, in honor of her cousin, MISS oe-
leste Sigmund of Denver, Col, who mas Deeh
spending the winter in Washington Three
tables were devoted to the game, the prizes
being won by Mss Helene Engel and Miss
Reita Wolferman of Streator, III; After
playing bridge the guests were ushered IN
the dining room and sat around a oalhulS
spread table the decorations being in yell
low and green. A large cut-glass ooWt
filled with jonquils was in the center or the
table and on each end were silver cahQle-
SUCKS with yellow dtlu ollNcl SlielNNH'' -
refreshments carried out the color scheme
Those in the party were Miss Celeste Sig
rnund of Denver. Col; Miss Jonas or Nash-
VILE. Tenn: Miss Reita Wolferman OF
streator H.; Miss Ray Hahn Mss H Estth
Luchs, Miss Ernestine Frank, Miss Edlth
Auerbach, Miss Helene Edseman, MISS he
lene Engel. Mrs. Fannie X. Levy, MISS
Edna Weyl and Mrs Sidney c. Kaufman.
Mr.. and Mrs Nose Strouse of Baltimore
are in the city as the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Kaufman of 18th street
The house warming of the Mercantile
Club which took place Wednesday evening
in the clubs new quarters at the corner OF
9th and NJ streets brought together large
number of its members and their iIlehus-
The guests were entertained by hearing rec
ords of well-known opera singers through
the Eramophone. Dancing was enjoyed
from $50 until u o'clock and during the
evening a buffet supper was served. MI
Harry Hahn was chairman of the enter
tainment committee and the officers of the
club are Mr.. Harry King, president M.
Joseph Strasburger vice president; Mr.. u
B. Gusdorf, secretary, and M. Elsenmann'
treasurer. The members OF the BOARD are
Mr.. Charles Goldsmith. DR.. Harry NJ. kauf-
man. Mr.. Clarence Reizenstein and Mr.. Max
Oppenheimer.
The Misses Hoffman and Melzar enter
tanned az small company of friends last even
ing with an informal musicale and euchre
at the home of Miss Heitman, 1IoS u street
Euchre prizes for ladies were won by Miss
Tobias and Mrs. Mckenzie; those for gen
tlemen by Mr. d. Judson Starr and Dr. To-
bias Delightful numbers were rendered on
the violin by Mr.. John Ur~anowicz, and
Mrs. McKenzie was equally pleasing in Vo-
cal solos Miss Melzar acted as accompan-
fst At the close of the musical program
refreshments were served. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ. Estes, Mr. ana
Mrs H. Mex. Fulgham, Miss Lulu Helt-
Mrs Mckenzie Mr. and Mrs r. II. New
comb Mr.. Sherman S. Slick, MI D. Judson
starr. the Misses Tobias, DR.. Tobias and
Mr. John Urbanowicz
Mrs. Fannie Colburn of Newton Mass,
and her cousin, Mrs. Frank Pullen OF Nor
wich Conn, are the guests OF Mrs Alien az
the Cairo.
The Washington Auxiliary of the Nation
al Indian Association gave another of its
delightful and interesting teas on FRIDAY
evening of this week at the nome OF Dr'
and Mrs Laws In the absence of the
president the guests were received by Mrs.
A. G. Wilkinson, vice president of the aux
Hilary Mrs. John W. Spencer and Miss
Wills presided at the tea table, which was
tastefulIy decorated. After the social hour
interesting addresses and brief remarks
were made by several, especially by Mrs
Dixon, who spent some time visiting the
Yuma Indians in whose interests the aux
Hilary IS now WOrkNlS. III. LAWS WIN was
formerly president of the University of Ms
souri,, also made some interesting remarks,
The League of Columbian Women gave
very pleasant reception or Friday after
noon.
The annual reception usually given by
the Daughters of the American Revolution
on the Monday night OF the week or the
continental congress, will be omitted this
year In its stead the daughters VIII oe
invited to attend a gala performance at
the theater the profits from which Will be
devoted TO the Continental Hall
The Mount Pleasant Cotillon Club will
give their Easter dance at Rauschers,
Thursday, April 49,
Mrs Cassell of Philadelphia is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Rosa Cash. at 1921 Q street,
and will remain with her for the rest of the
season.