Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-28
SOCIETY IN THE NATIONAL
CAPITAL AND ELSEWHERE

Laupheimer and Messrs. A. Cohen. Joslin.
J. Kaufman, III. Steiner and A. WollberR-
Musical selections were rendered by Henry
Steiner and Jerome Kaufman
/ Miss Ernestine Frank and Miss Edith
Auerbach gave box party at Chase's last
Monday afternoon complimentary to the
following out-of-town young ladies': Miss
| Roman of New York. Miss Belmont OF
| Miss Garner of Newport News. Miss Kauf-
man Of this city was also among the guests
| Mr.. and Mrs. I. L. Blout have gone. to
| Atlantic City for several weeks.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Kann left the city
| last week for a trip through the Mediter-
rsnean sea. They Will visit Egypt ana
| other places of interest in the east, and ex-
| pect to be gone until the first of May.
| Mrs Harry King was the guest OF Mrs
| s. J. King in New York last week.
Miss Estelle Peyser entertained some
friends at whist" Wednesday afternoon
| In honor of her guest. Miss Maud Garner
end the following out-of-town young ladies':
| Miss Jonas of Nashville. Tenn: Miss Ce-
! leste sigmund of Denver, Col; Miss Roselle
Lesser OF Augusta. Ga: Miss Bessie Cohen
and Miss Rose Wheatfield of Baltimore
| The prizes were won by Miss Bessie Cohen
and Miss Irma Stern. The other guests
were Miss Edith Anerbach. Miss Dreyfuss.
| Miss Woog. the Misses Sanger Miss Sadie
Silver. Mrs. Meyer Fellheimer. Miss Strauss.
Miss Jeanette Gauss. Miss Cora Sommers,
Miss Young. the Misses Morris. Miss Trina
Stern Miss Hirsh and Miss Ernestfne
Frank.
Miss Schloss of Roanoke. Va, is the
guest of Mrs s. B. Pack at the "Winches-
ter"
Mrs. Harry Abrams, 500 L street north
west, has as her guests Miss Harris of Bal
timore and Miss Nettye Kaufman Of Rich
mond. Va.
Mr. and Mrs Meyer Stern and son Mil
fred will be lat home to their friends tbs
afternoon in honor of the latter's twenty
first birthday.
Mrs. J. Herzog has returned home, after
| a short trip to Atlantic City.
Miss Edna Dreyfuss spent few days
last week with friends In Baltimore.
Mrs Meyer FeHheimer and her sister:
Miss Jonas of Nashville. Tenn. returned
on Tuesday from short trip to Baltimore
parents Mr. and Mrs. III. Strauss, has re-
| turned to her home in New York
Mrs Harry Goldman of Baltimore Is Wis
| iting Mrs Sydney c. Kaufman at the Brad
dock.
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| for Cuba on pleasure trip. They VIII be
gone several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Edseman are visiting
relatives in Atlanta, Ga.
| Mrs. Benjamin Held entertained several
of her out-of- town friends at whist
| Yesterday afternoon The decorations were
| in pink those of the table being partic-
ularly effective with pink carnations and
| pink candles. The guests were Miss Nettie
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chefs of New York, Mrs. Leroy OF Pits
| burg Miss Aimee Cane of New York, Miss
| Theresa Hecht of Baltimore, Miss Hennie
| Harris of Baltimore, Miss Oppenheimer OF
| Baltimore, Miss Julia Dinkelspeil of New
York Mrs. Ned Meyer and Mrs. Joseph
Kaufman of this city.
| Mrs. Harry Kaufman has returned to her
4 home after visiting friends in Philadelphia
| Miss Price of Cumberland spent few
| days with relatives in this city last week.
| Mr.. and Mrs Henry s. Adler have as
4 their guest their niece, Miss Blanche Adler
| of Baltimore
| Mrs. A. Kahn of the Marion has returned
| to the city after visiting her daughter, Mrs.
| Grossman, in Chicago.
| The engagement is announced of Mr. Max
| DarbrIn to Miss Clara Rice of Baltimore.
Miss Nellie Behrend. who has had a de-
! lightful visit with relatives in New York,
returned home on Friday.
| Mrs Leo Robinson of Baltimore was In
! town with friends last week
| Cards have been received for the wedding
| on February IA of Miss Irene Sickle of
! Chicago and Mr.. A. Feist of Newark. n. ].
| The wedding will take place at the home
of the brides sister, Mrs. Dan Stern 1895
| Grand boulevard Chicago. After an extern
| sive wedding trip the couple will reside in
| Newark, where Mr.. Feist is in business.
Mrs. I. w Nordlinger of 1911 Bntmore
street will be at home on Fridays.
Miss Clara Price is spending a few weeks
| with relatives in New York.
Mr.. Dave Samson of Philadelphia is vis-
| iting Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Stern at the Re-
| gent Hotel.
Mrs Cans, Miss Rickie Cans and Mr..
and Mrs Isaac Cans attended the wedding
| OF Miss Rita Cans and Mr.. Solomon Sam
son in Baltimore Wednesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs Albert F. Furguson leave
! this afternoon for New York from whence
| they will sail on Thursday for Manila.
The Congenals will hold their next
| monthly assembly Thursday evening FEB
| ruary 1, at National Rifles Armory.
| Mrs. Clarence r. Dufour and Miss Du-
/ four will be at home Thursday, February
| J. for the last time this season
Mrs George T.. Cruise of Fanwood. N. J.,
| is visiting Mrs. George Scharf 1923 Irving
(Kenesaw) street northwest They will be
at home Tuesday, January 80.
| Mrs NJ P Saunders and children of
Norfolk, Va. have gone home after visiting
| the sister of the former. Mrs. B. ], Beae,
| and her mother Mrs Roby of 1921 Cor
coran street
The Non Pariel Euchre Club was enter
tanned by Mrs. S. L. Heacock Friday even
| ing at her home on Capitol Hill. Those
| present were the club members, consisting
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Haas, Mr.. and Mrs.
| s. L. Heacock Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Broad
| bent Misses Verda Knots, Salie Rollins,
j. Petit, and Messrs. Jos. Cashell, Claude
| Bittenbender and Donald Brittle. with Mrs.
| Knots and Mr. Holland Knots as invited
guests. The first prizes were won by Mrs.
Heacock and Mr. Cashell. the second by
| Mr.. and Mrs. Broadbent, after which re-
freshments were served
| The following congressional ladies win re-