The Washington times., 1906-03-25

Ing their daughter. Mrs. J. T D. Black
| burn. and her son. John Hall Blackburn,
| of Albany, y. Y. Mrs. Hall and her
daughter will be at home on Tuesday,
the 9th inst, from 3 10 6.
Mrs. Arthur Cranston will be AT home
for the last time this season on Tuesday
| afternoon from TO 6 o'clock at 1905
Rhode Island avenue IN this city.
Ex-Governor Perham will be at .Iome
Informally on the occasion of his eighty
seventh birthday. Tuesday evening.
March q. at 9O5 Westminster street.
a luncheon given at Rauscher's yes
, terday with two Congressional women as
hostesses. Mrs LittlefeId and Mrs. w.
+. Brown, proved one ef the most de-
l!shtfVl of the spring. Hyacinths and
other early flowers made both the table
and the dining and reception rooms at
tractive.
.rheir eueste were Mrs. GnIett. Mrs.
Stradella. Mrs. Roberts. Mrs. OConnell.
Miss Millard, Mrs. Burleigh, Mrs. Bur
kett. Mrs. Hayes. Mrs. Bowers, Miss
Wilson. Mrs. Amber. Mrs. Wilcox. Mrs.
Reeside. Mrs. BowersOck. Mrs Hubbard.
Mrs. Young. Mrs. Conner. Mrs. Jenkins.
Mrs Pradt, Mrs Chandler, Mrs. Copper.
and Mrs Sibley-
Owing to the death of Senator Mar
tins mother in Virginia on Wednesday
Mrs. Martin has Cancelled ali her. social
enga sements for the season.
The friends Of Major and Mrs. John
McA. Webster. L S. a. will be in
sagemeat of their daughter, Winifred
Nar- I'D
Twentieth Infantry, who Is at present
stationed at the Preside OF Monterey,
Cal. Captain Pond Is a son OF Col
George T.. Pond. At present on duty IN
the War Department. this city.
The ladies Of the Auxiliary Society Of
the Washington Hebrew Congregation
will give the last OF series Of parties
al the Mercantile Club. at go this
afternoon.
,, Rabbi Abram Simon will spend Thurs
day In Philadelphia. where he has been
invited 10 deliver a lecture under the
auspices OF the philadelphia educational
Bureau
MI and Mrs Schneider. or 1851 Co
lumbia road. left yesterday afternoon
for a short trip 10 Atlantic City. y. j.
Mr. and Mrs Boak and sister. Miss
Boak. Of New York are visiting their
aunt Mrs. LiIley. of this city.
The ballroom OF the Mercantile Club
WAS brilliantly lighted and prettily dec
GRATED on Wednesday night. when thIr-
teen young couples enjoyed a suDscrIp-
ton dance After dancing an enjoy
able suffet supper was served Among
those present We're; Misses Rita Wafer
man. Of Streator. H.. Helen EuchS.
Rae Hahn. Josephine Steinberger. Edith
Auerbach. Esther Behrend. Ernestine
Frank. Helene Eiseman. Juliet Meyer.
Denver, Col. Bessie LansburSh and
jeanette Ganss. Bertram Rice. Of Bal
timore; Robert Meyer Dave Rothcnild-
Louis Hirsh. James Rosenthal- Harry
Hahn. Stanley Auerbach- Julian Brylan-
ski Allan Bachrach Herbert Berliner.
Melvin Behrend Albert ROSenthal. and
Joseph Goldenberg-
Mrs Max Cohen and daughter. Mrs.
Seigfreid FantI. Of Savannah, Ca. Will
be at home this afternoon at ms y
street.
Zion D. Burnstein. who has been in
New York city for the past week, re
turned to the city today.
-
Ben Netzger. of Norfolk Va. is
spending the week in this city. en- route
to Warrenton Va where he will at
tend the wedding of Miss Ullman and
Mr. Salomonsky-
The Council OF Jewish Women held
a special meeting in the VcStry rOOms
OF the Eighth street Temple on ThurE-
daV afternoon
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Washing
-On Hebrew Congregation will hold
its regular Monday entertainment to-
morrow afternoon at the Mercantile
Club.