Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-11

Irene Somners. Miss Clara Strauss Miss
Camille Herman and Miss Name Bachrach
of Philadelphia.
Miss Helene Eiseman left yesterday for
trip to Baltimore.
Mr.. A. Prince has returned home from .
visit to New York.
Miss Sadie Silver entertained several out
of-town friends at luncheon Wednesday.
Miss Lana struass has returned from
fniadelpnia where she went to attend the
weddfng OF her sister.
Miss Ella Behrend OF eth street has a.
"a. guest Mrs. Sol May Of charle'f0n' W.
but now Of Providence. r. I. were In town
Tor several days last week.
Miss Caroline King Of 18th street enter
tained sQme friends at q tea" on Thurs
day In honor OF some out-of-town guests.
The washington. D. c., section, Council
Of Jewish Women. held its general meet
ing In the vestry rooms Of the Eighth
Street Temple last Tuesday afternoon Al
bach was read BY Mrs. Sol Minister. The
social hour was In charge OF Mrs. N. kann
and Mrs ]. D. Kann. assisted by. Mrs
Carl Auerbach. Mrs. III. King and Mrs.
Ed Mayer.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Hahn had as their
guests the past week their son. Mr.. Milton
Hahn. and Mr.. Nell of New York. Both
young men are students at Johns Hopkins
University.
Mrs Sol Rosenthai Mrs. w. schlossberg
and Miss Mildred Schlossberg are visit
ing Mrs. Rosenthars daughter, Mrs A. s.
Bernstein, In New York.
Miss Sarah Levy. who was visiting In
Baltimore. has returned home
Next Sunday evening at $50 o'clock at
Pythian Temple the wedding of Miss Dora
RosenbIatt and Mr.. Louis Abrahams will
take place with Rabbi Loeb of the Adas
Israel congregation officiating. After the
ceremony dinner will be served. followed
by dance. Mr.. Ike Heidenheimer of this
city will be best man.
Mrs. G.. A. Sheehan of 1888 18th street |
will be at home on the Goth, and will have
with her Mrs, H. G. Holienberg of Arkaa-
Sas.
Mrs. s. Weisenberg was given farewell
party Thursday evening, February 8, as she |
leaves for New York Sunday to meet her
husband and make her future home.
A surprise masquerade party was given |
to Miss Edna Gundersheimer at her home, |
SIG I'd street northwest, February 8. Among |
those present were Miss Meredith. Miss
Cochran of Wellington, Md; Miss Warren
Miss O'Connell. Miss Sullivan, Miss Phil
lips, Miss Matte Chase Miss Creighton.
Miss Mable Chase Miss Kuhner, Miss Esq |
telle Chase Miss Elsie Ernst. ]. McCarthy. |
G; Ernst. Q. Chase. H. Gundersheimer, L. |
Black, r. Smith. j. Gundersheimer and e. |
Jones.
Mrs. LIE Droft Barber who has been I'M |
dergoing surgical treatment by DIR. Thomas |
L. Macdonald at the homeopathic Hos
pttal. has returned to her home at Bel |
mont, fully restored
TUESDAY last pleasant evening was
spent at the residence of Mrs. Estele P. |
Crismond 500 M street northwest. in honor |
OF her granddaughter. Miss Marie Johnson. |
Singing, music and dancing were enjoyed
untli about 1890 o'clock. Solos and fancy
dances by Baby Estelle Murray were
greeted with great applause, and a coon |
song was kiven by Miss Marie johnson. |
The guests We're then invited to the dining |
room, where refreshments were served from
a beautifully decorated table The center |
piece was a large birthday cake with eight
cen rosebuds and candles Among those |
present were Mrs. E. p. Crismond, Mr. and |
Mrs. ]. Mundeli. Mr.. and Mrs F. s. Girls