Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-11
some time in Philadelphia and Atlantic


some time in Philadelphia and Atlantic
City.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Wertheimer and
son. Leon Wertheimer. have moved from
Baltimore to this city, and are residing In
the Home apartment.
Among the out-of-town young girls who
attending boarding school in this city
are Miss Minnette Switzer of Vicksiburg.
Miss, who Is at the Chevy Chase school,
and Miss Carnheim of Minneapolis. Mimi,
who is at the Washington Seminary.
The wedding of Miss Hortense Letter.
man of Charlottesville, Va, and Mr..
Samuel Stone of New York took place at
the home of the bride in Charlottesville on
Monday evening. Rev. DR.. Edward Calish
of Richmond officiating. The bride is well
known in this city. and Alexandra, where
she has made frequent visits. The bride
was unattended. The groom had for his
best man his brother. Mr.. Joseph Stone Of
New York city. After an extended we'd
ding journey Mr.. and Mrs. Stone will make
their future home in New York city. Miss
| Mae Hirsh Of this city was one of the out
| of-town guests at the wedding.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Lauman and family
of Cincinnati, Ohio are making their per-
! manent home in this city. and are located
In the Bellevue apartments, 10Th street and
Florida avenue northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Baum celebrated the
first anniversary Of their marriage by CIV
| ing q dinner to members OF their family
in their apartment in the Horton. on 18th
street, on Tuesday evening. The table was
decorated in. yellow chrysanthemums and
ferns. Those in the party were Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Baum. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Baum, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Baum. Miss Ida
Baum. Mr. Joseph Ullman and Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Baum.
| Mrs. B. Rosenthal was hostess at din
ner Of seventeen covers on Sunday evening
at her home on NJ street, in honor of the
engagement of her son, Mr.. Slas Rosen-
thai. and Miss Freda Lindheimer. The
table decorations were in pink, a large
lighted tapers. with pink shades. The
guests included Miss Freda Lindheimer,
Mrs. Caroline King. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
King. Mr.. Edward Rosenthal, Mr.. and Mrs.
F.: Eversman Of Baltimore, Mr.. and Mrs
Max Fischer. Mrs Hattie King of Balti-
more, Mr.. Silas Rosenthal, Miss Hortense
King, Mr.. Benjamin ROsenthal, Mr.. Milton
King. Mr.. Sylvan King and Master Henry
King.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Washington
Hebrew Congregation held their first
monthly whist of the season al the Mercan-
tile Club on Monday afternoon and 1t was
most enjoyable and well-attended affair
Nine tables were devoted to the game. The
prize winners were Mrs. Marx Kaufman,
Mrs. Eugene Schwab and Miss Mannheim
Of Cincinnati, Ohio. The next whist will
take place the first Monday in December
at the club.
Mrs. H. Reizenstein returned to town the
beginning Of the week. after four months
| stay in New York city and Mount Vernon
N. Y, where she was the guest of her
daughter. Mrs. Harry Heilbrun.
The fourth Saturday evening whist party
\ took place at the Mercantile Club Novem-
! Der 3. when prizes were given by the club
! to the ladies holding the highest scores for
| the month. The first prize was awarded
| dishes; the second, drawnwork center
| piece, to Mrs. Edward Mayer, and the
| third to Mrs. Jacob Eisenmann. Last even
| ing was the fifth whist, and was largely
| attended.
The next social meeting Of the Council of
| Jewish Women. which takes place on Tues
| day evening next at 1880 o'clock. offers a
| very attractive program. including ad-
| dress by Rev. DIR. Joseph Krauskopf Of
| Rosenau and current events by Mrs. Alex
| ander Wolf; vocal selections by Mrs.
Charles H. Henney, with Miss Anna Key
| ser at the piano. This is the first evening
| meeting Of the council, and a large attend
| ance is expected.
Mr. AL Stern. formerly of this city is the
| guest of his mother, Mrs. B. Stern, for
| several days.
A dance of about twenty couples will take
| place this coming Thursday evening at
| Aker's Hall. The affair will be given by
twenty young ladies to the members of the
| Utopians and Phoenix clubs.
| Mrs A. Sigmund of 1T13 w street was
hostess at q dinner last Sunday evening
given in honor of Miss Helene Eiseman and