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

.SOCI E T Y
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twenty-first birthday. The hall and table
were decorated in the Phoenix Club eolors.
brown and white of which organization
Mr.. Herman and many present are mem
bers. Many toasts We're given, and during
the evening the club presented Mr. Herman
with a magnificent diamond pin. Among
those who accepted the hosts hospitality
were Messrs. Edgar Kaufman, Nathan
Herman, Lester A. Marx. Milford Stern,
Alvin Newmyer, Sidney Guggenheim Phi io
Kronheim Bert Cohen. Meyer Loeb, Leon
Pretzfel6er, Arthur Abbott, Irwin Sond-
heinaer Goldie Sgmund, Eugene Young,
Jacob Snyser. Mdury Simons.. Howard
Sgmund. Milton kronhein. Stanley Lans-
burgh. Leo Fishel, Her5crt Guggeaheim
Clarence Grosner. Sidney Se.inger, Milford
Stern and Sol Abbott.
Mrs. Sidney H. Reizenstein has returned
to town from few weeks stay in New
York city.
Mrs Jules Hyman. formerly Miss Flora
Strssburger of this city, and children OF
father Mr.. Henry Strasburger of No q I'll
street for the summer. Nj. Hyman IS no"
abroad.
Miss Helen Hopfenmaier will be at home
this evening and WI h've with heI aer
guest, Miss Violet Sovinger of ST. Louis,
Mo.
Miss Hortense Morris of 18th street
leaves town today for Baltimore to be
the guest OF her friend. Miss Rose Wheat
field, for month.
Mr.. AL signund left fer Norfolk. Va.
on Thursday evening after spending tae
early part of the week in town, hut ex-
poets to return this coming week, accom-
panied by Mrs. Sigmund, 70 make this city
their permanent home, much to the delight
of their many friends, who viii be glad to
welcome them back.
Mr. Amnon Behrends left for Atlantic
City on Friday to Join his wife and dauRh-
ter, who are spending several weeks at the
shore.
Miss Louise Cohn, who has been visiting
her grandfather. Mr.. Gustave Lansburgh,
for several months, returned to her home
yesterday in Pittsburg, accompanied by her
aunt, Miss Aline Lansburgh, who will be
the guest of Mrs. Abe Cohn.
Mr.. Milton King left the city yesterday
to join his folks in Arverne, l.. l.
Mrs. Jacob Kohne, of New York avenue
has as her guest her sister. Miss Bella
Wise. of Baltimore.
The Vice President and Mrs. Fairbanks
left Washington last evening for their home
in indianapolis. They will stop on the way
at MarysviI-c, and in Springfield, Ohio to
visit the mother and sisters OF the wee
President. They will remain but few
days. however. and will reopen their nome
In Indiana to remain during the month or
July. Their Washington home, recently
purchased from Representative Morrell OF
Philadelphia, is closed for the summer
Mrs. Timmons, daughter of the Vice Presi-
dent and Mrs. Fairbanks, will remain In the
city for another month. When she VIII ao
company Lieut.. Timmons to the Berkshire
Hills They will take their auto with them
and make leisurely trips through the Berk-
shires, going where and when they please,
for at least one month.
Mrs PIERCE wife of the newly appointed
minister. Mr.. H. II. D. Peirce, to Norway,
will leave her apartment in the Arlington
On Monday for Boston, where she VIII be
Joined by her sons, Herbert B. and Horatio
j. who have been at Harvard ana 81.
Marks Southboro School. respectively, the
east year They will spend the coming fort
night in Boston and sail with Mr; felrce
for his rev post of duty, on July 10, from
that port.
The Assistant Secretary of the Interior
and Mrs Thomas Ryan returned to WASH
ington this evening after delighttu! trip
of two months IN Europe. Iney Will re-
main for some time during the summer IN
their home on street
The former Assistant Secretary OF the
Treasury and Mrs. Horace A. Taylor Will
take a small party with them Tor a cruise
around the coast to Boston harbor, leaVins
New York on Tuesday. Miss Alice r. bur
bage of this city will be among the guests.
The Secretary Of the Interior and Mrs
Hitchcock will leave Washington on MOI
lin. N. H Miss Margaret Hitchcock preceo-
ed them there nearly week ago Lleuteh-
ant Commander Sims and Mrs. SIMS, eIoer
daughter of the Secretary and Mrs; Hltch-
cock will join the family there iaeei Az
the summer for a visit
Mrs John Rodgers will close her Washing
ton home on Tuesday and go TO the " h''e
Sulphur Springs for the suinlhel'
Washington friends Of Senator ana Ars.
William Andrews Clark OF Montana MAJ
received word. from them in Paris Oh Inc
birth in that city of another daughter. lie
will return to American In september anu
bring his family with him they VIII &C
cupy his Washington house next winter
which will be his last year In the Uni'e o
States Senate This will be the first season
Mrs. Clark has spent in Washington since
she was very young girl at schooi mere.
The condition of Mr. Theodor Hansen.
first secretary of the Russian embassy, who
is i'll at his home on z street, continues
to improve slowly Mr. Hansen drives out
every day when the heat is not too intense.
His friends feel much encouraged over his
health, many of them dating his break
down from a serious automobile accident
which he had In his foreign home several
years ago. He was in machine with ms
brother when 1t was overturned and they
were thrown violently to the ground. When
Mr.. Theodor Hansen was picked DIP ne was
found to be literally peppered with cactus
needles upon bed of which he had fallen.
A long illness followed from the poison OF
those needles, and his relatives think this
same poison is only just now being C,ip1i-
mated from his system.
Senator and Mrs. Thomas c. Plat will
entertain Representative and Mrs Charles
B. Lands Of Indiana next week at their
country place, Tioga Lodge, at Highland
Mil, on the Hudson river, N. Y. Mr. and
Mrs. Lands will leave tomorrow for West
Point, where they will visit their son John
Lands. who Is a cadet there. They VIII
then go on for a week with the PIatts and
then return to their summer place just out