Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-01

tour, and were Joined in EGYPT some
months ago by Mr.. and Mrs. Ault VINO
| were also enjoying their honeymoon trip.
| The joyous meeting Of the two bride sis
| tiers can well be imagined. The party toured
the festivities. attending the wedding of
King Alfonso and Princes Ena- Mr.. Col
Her. the American minister to Spain. u
cousin of MIR. Andrews, and through his In
nuence the party enjoyed some special oc-
| casions In Spain. After that the four spent
| gay month in London. Mr.. ana Mrs. An
| drews have how been completely around
in Cleveland Mr. and Mrs Andrews win
| come here to live.
Mrs e. Fl. G. Slater OF this city was one
! of the American guests at the first levee
| held by King Haakon and Queen Maud at
the palace in Trondhjem. Norway, the past
| week.
| Mrs B. Adler. who has been spending
some time with her daughter. Mrs. Leon
| the summer at Ocean View, Va. as the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Oberndorfsr. OF
| Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Behrend and daugh-
| ter and Mr.. and Mrs. A. M Baer and fam
| lily OF Georgetown are now settled At Falls
Church. Va, for the summer months.
| The engagement of Miss Hor,ense Letter.
mann of Charlottesville. Va, and Mr.. Sam
uel Stone. OF New York city has Just been
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in this city and Alexandria, where she has
| made frequent visits.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry King and family of
| sth street have taken cottage at Arverne.
| Long Island. for the summer. for which
place they left the city on Thursday.
| Master Ralph Goldsmith. son of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Charles Goldsmith. left town during
| the past week with his teacher. Prof. Anton
Kaspar, for Morsanstown: w. va, to re-
| studying on the violin.
Mr. Henry weyl has returned from a
three months trip through the west
Mrs. Henry Bernard and daughter have
| returned to their home in New York city
| nard's parents. Mr.. and Mrs Henry Strauss
| OF U street. They were Joined by MI Ber-
| nard the first part OF the week on bis return
| from abroad.
Miss Florence Gusdorf Of 7th street has
| as her guest her cousin. Miss Dora Garner,
| OF Newport News, Va
| surprise party was given to the MessrH.
Samuel and Henry Brown OF Savannah. Ga,
| who are visiting MT and Mrs. L. J. Brown,
| by Miss Helene Stern and Mr.. Milford
| Stern at their home on Willard street.
| Those in the party were: Mr.. and Mrs
| Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Stern. Miss Helene
| Kronheim, Miss Grace Rifles, Mr. David
| Breslau, Miss Leona Hechinger. Mr.. Nose
| Strasburger, Miss Mae Hfrsh. Mr. Leo
! Strasburger Of Baltimore, Md; Miss Birdie
| Kaufman, Mr.. Milford Stern. MI sidney
| Hechinger. Mr.. Philip Strasburger OF Bal
| timore. Mr.. Philip Brown. Mr.. Milton
| Kronheim. Mr.. Goldie Sigmund and MIR.
| Philip Kronheim-
Miss Maud Lchenstein OF NJ street LEFT
the city on Thursday for New Haven, Conn,
| where she will be the guest Of relatives
| The first outing Of the summer GWEN by
| the Utopians to their lady friends took
| place the first part Of the week, when they
| chartered the tug Mary Ann and enjoyed
| an all-day trip down the Potomac, landing
at CIairmont. The party OF about twelve
| couples was chaperoned by Mr. and MIS-
| Cora Summers. Miss Estelle Hans Miss
Leona Young, Miss Clara Strauss. Miss
Gussie Brock. Miss Irma Stern, Miss Sadie
| Londheimer. Miss Helen Hopfenmaier, Miss
| Maude Basr and Miss Ray Well OF Balti-
moro. and Messrs. irwin Londheimer,
Harry Loeb. Arthur Baum. George Golden
Alexander. Nathan weill. Julian Baer,
| George Stern. Henry LondheiIner and Al
| fred Woelberg Of Alexandria, Va
| Mrs. Leo Baum Of street is home from
| visit with relatives In Baltimore.
| The many friends OF Mr.. Alfred Mayer of
s street Will be glad to learn OF his con-
valescence from his recent illness. Accom-
panied by Mrs. Mayer, he left the city on
Monday to recuperate at Atlantic City.
Miss Gladys Mayer is spending part Of
the summer in Baltimore with relatives.
The annual outing of the Sabbath school
Of the Washington Hebrew Congregation
took place on Monday at Luna Park. To-
eether with the children of the Alexandria
Sabbath school. the day was spent IN tax
ing In all the amusementS AFFORDED by the
resort. The main feature of the day was
the base ball game, which took place late
In the afternoon, between the Progress ana
Octagon teams of the Temple League. the
former team winning the game with a score
of % to IS after exciting contest. as
each team worked hard to win the silver
loving cup donated by the temple. and
which has been held by the Progress club
since the annual outing last year and VIII
be in the clubs possession until the next
outing, when the same teams viii play
again Mr.. D. ]. Kaufman presented the
cup to Mr.. Roy King, president OF the
Progress club. who accepted 1t with a few
charge of the annual outing consisted OF M.
Fischer. chairman: D. ]. Kaufman. vice
chairman D. .,I Reseh NIB aS. diss Hnnl
Mrs /. Neyman. Mrs NJ. Marks. Mrs. L.
Somehow. Mrs. Hartz and Mrs Hecht.
Progress-M. King. H. Price. s. King. 8.
Fischer. F. Pelzman. L. King. 9. Rosen-
thai. ]. Fishel and J: selinser Oetason-
B. Baer. H jacob. d. Baer. M. King. D.
Stern. L. Marx, l. Rosenthal, NJ Efseman
and M. Fischer.
A tug party has been arranged by MEM
beers Of the Phoenix Club to take place next
Sunday Accompanied by ladies, they VIII
spend the day down the Potomac. having
chartered one Of the large boats.
Mrs. M. Oppenheimer of Takoma Park
has returned from New York. whore she
had gone to visit her daughters Mrs Louis
Heller and Miss Rose Oppenheimer, before
they sailed for abroad. Mrs. Heller was
accompanied by her son.
Mr. and Mrs Emile Berliner and family.
accompanied by Miss Recha Sanders, left
the city on Thursday, to spend the summer
In Maine.ss
Mr.. MI. Liebermann Of Philadelphia
made short visit with friends In town
during the week.
Mrs. Alex. Hofheimer left for her home
in Norfolk, Va, on Wednesday. after
spending q few days with her daughter.
Mrs Leonard Dammann, who accompanied
her mother.
Mr. and Mrs.. Henry FfnkelStein ana
dau1hter will leave the city the coming