Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-06

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i Mr.. and Mrs. D. ]. Kaufman and Miss
| marguerite Kaufman left town this week
to spend some time in Atlantic City
Miss EsteIle Peyser of 1913 U street is
| spending a few days IN Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Friedlander of Mas
sachusetts avenue have their guest Mrs
! Philip Friedlauder of New York city.
Miss Freda Nathan. whose engagement
has just been announced to Mr.. A Marks
! is the guest during this month of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Marks.
Mrs. Isaac strouse and Mrs. Herbert
! Deiches OF Baltimore were in the city DUR
ing the past week TO spend few days
with Mrs. c. King of 18th street.
Mrs. Joseph Auerbach of L street has
had as her guest her father, Mr.. l. Rosen-
thai OF New York city.
| Mrs Ned Meyer and daughter Martory
| of the Falcon have returned to the city
| from several weeks visit in New York
city.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Bernard and daugh-
| ter of New York are visiting Mrs. Ber-
| nard's parents, Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Strauss, who have recently moved into their
new home on U street
Mr.. and Mrs. Goldheim of Baltimore were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore Gold
helm for few days during the past week.
Mr., Louis Koenigsberg came on from
New York to spend several days with rela-
| tives this week.
Mrs. L n Nordllnger, 1911 Baltimore
street, entertained the afternoon em'broid-
| cry circle at luncheon on Wednesday
| Among the out-of-town guests were Mrs
Sol Rice and Mrs. Louis Koenigsoerg Of
Chicago, ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs Simon Kann arrived in
New FORK Saturday, after four months
spent In travelling through Egypt and diff
ferent countries in Europe, and are ex-
pected tG arrive in this city the first part
of the week to open their home on Belmont
| avenue.
Mr.. Edward Kohner left for Atlantic
City today to join his family for a few
days.
DR.. Dwight Dickinson, U. s. N. and Miss
i Mayata Dickinson left Thursday for Oak
land Cal, where Miss Dickinson will be
| married on May 81 to Ensign Coffey fer
! which event invitations have been received
in this city. DR.. Dickinson will return to
| the city about the first week in June.
Mrs. Otto. Luebkert and daughter Miss
Louise Rowell Will sail on May 81 from
| New York city to spend four months
! abroad in travel and will be Joined during
| the summer by Mr. I.uebkert who expects
| to leave in August
The many friends Of Miss Wood will be
| glad TO know that she has returned to the
! Normandie after her recent visit to Tren-
! ton, n. j. Her brother Representative
| Ira w Wood. left for Trenton last Fri
| day to attend the annual dinner Of the
Republican Club, of which he is president.
| He took with him as speakers for the occa-
| nf Narr 16tlf
and Bede of Wisconsin.
The guests of the Cairo gave an Informal
dance CA Thursday evening last.
Mrs. and Miss Willis and their cousin.
! Miss Phillips. all of London, England are
| guests of the Cairo.
4 The Misses Libbey, who have been spend
Ing the winter in Florida, are stopping at
| the Cairo for short visit before returning
to their home in Maine.
Mrs. Willard Teller, slster-In-Iaw of
Senator Teller of Colorado, who has been
| spending the winter here, has gone to
New York for short visit.
Mrs. Bonynge of New York, with her
daughter, Miss Bonynge has been visiting
her son, Representative Robert w. Be-
nynge of Denver, Col.
Mrs ShartelI, wife Of Representative
Shartell, has gone with her daughter for
a visit to New Jersey.
Miss Kathleen McGregor of Macon. Ga.
has been, visiting Mrs. Bartlett wife of
Representative Bartlett of Georgia, for the
past week. Miss McGregor was recently
maid of honor for one OF the state spon-
veterans in New Orleans
Bishop John P Carroll of Helena, Mon,
| has for the past week been the guest of
Senator and Mrs. Carter at their home
on 18th street. During his stay here
Bishop Carroll was the recipient of many
courtesfes, including a dinner by DIR. Stat
ford and luncheon at the Catholic Uni
versty. At a dinner given in his honor
by Senator and Mrs Garter there were
present among others Father Conway and
Archbishop Keane OF Dubuque Iowa and
DR.. Kerby and DR.. Shea Of the Catholic
University here.
The wedding reception given by Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Voorhis at the Cairo on We'd
nesday last was very brilliant affair
The parlors were decorated with palms
and apple blossoms and the refreshment
table was decorated with the silver SER
vice given to the bride by her mother
who assisted her In receiving the guests
Miss Holman and Miss Carroll Greene pre-
sided at the tea table The bridesmaids
at the wedding were also present. to assist
in entertaining the guests. The bride wore
silk.
The progressive euchre party given at
the Hotel Dewey recently was a pleasant
affair. There were thirteen tables The
prizes were awarded as follows: Ladies'
first prize, Miss Ayers; gentlemens first
prize. DR.. Woodruff. The ladies' conso-
lation prize was won by Mrs Miller, and
the gentlemen's consolation prize by Rep
resentative Davidson. The guests present
were Mrs. Gardiner. Mrs. Crumpacker, Mrs.
Mccoy Mrs. Vreeland, Mrs. Graham, Miss
Babcock, Mrs. Cover, Mrs. and Miss Gun
nigham, Mr. and Mrs. Wise, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson, Mrs. Ferris. Mrs. Williams. Mr..
and Mrs. Pollard, Mrs. Currier Mrs. Corn
ing, Mrs. Gillette, Mrs. E. C. Ellis. Mr..
A. Mcdowell Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Mills,
DIR. and Mrs. Dufour, Mrs. Charles E.
Townsend. Mrs Il. II. Dale, Miss Adelaide
Kenyon, Mr.. f. d. Currier. Mr.. j. S. Will
son, Mr. f. c. Ellis, Mr. c. E. Townsend.
Mr.. j. H. Davidson. Mr. Beaman. Mr..
u Gardner, Mr.. Miller. Mr.. Knopf. Mr..
Fealy Mr.. Budd, Miss F'out. Miss Springer.
Mrs Balbcock, Mr.. and Mrs. Woodruff.
Mr. James E. West, Miss Speaks, Miss
s. c. Ayers. Mr.. and Mrs. Claussen. Mr..
Mudd Mr.. Vreeland, Mr.. Cunningham, Mr..
and Mrs. Mayo, Mr.. Whitney, Mr.. Crum-
packer. Mr.. Graft, Mr.. Miller and Mrs.
Myron o. Baron.