Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-04
SOCIE T Y


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Kefauver. Mamie Kefauver, Lena Kefau-
yer. Rebecca kefauver and Helen Kefau-
yer, Messrs James Morrison, Leonard Nor
rison. Edgar Lynch, Hazen Rueb0am.
Frank Counselman. William Carlisle, A. J.
Lester, ]. F. Strauss, Chester Clagett, J.
Hampton Jones. Frank Wilson. w. E. he
fauver, l. w. Shoemaker ID. Webster Ke-
fauver. Alexander Kefauver and Oscar ke-
fauver, Mrs. E. X. Haney. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. c. Althouse, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ke-
fauver and Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob l.. Kefau-
yer.
On Thursday the German Enbroid 3ry
Circle was entertained at a luncheon by
Mrs. A NJ. Baer at her home on n street.
These in the party were Mrs. Charles Gold
smith Mrs. Isaac w. Norilinger. Mr..
Henry Goodman, Mrs Dinkelspiel and Miss
Lucy Dinke!spiel of New York city, Mrs.
Harry Franc. Mrs. Abe King. Mrs. l. e.
Nordlinger, Mrs Joseph King, Mrs. Harry
King, Mrs Louis Eiseman. Mrs. Aaron
Birkenwald of Ball. more and Mrs. Ferd
Levi of Sumter S. c.
The first whist of the season to be given
by the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Washing
ton Hebrew Congregation will be given to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock at the MeT-
camille Club The affairs of the past year
We're always well attended and thoroughly
enjoyed and a large attendance is eXpec ed
at the first meeting tomorrow. Several
prizes will be given.
Rev. Or. and Mrs. Jacob Voorsanger and
Miss Rae Voorsanser of San Francis o.,
Cal, who have been spending several days
at the Arlington, left town during the week
and will shortly sail for abroad
Miss Julia Goldsmith left for her home
in Fredericksburg, Va, on Monday, after
spending three weeks with her sister. Mrs
NJ. Racine of Georgetown.
Miss Blanche Strasburger of H street is
spending some time with her sister Mrs.
Jules Hyman. at her home in Augusta. GA.
Mrs. Bucholz formerly Miss Eva Kar-les,
and son of Springfield Mass, are in town.
as the guest of relatives.
Miss Mathilde Behrend has been visiting
her sister Mrs. l.. Eaar, in Baltimore.
The Thursday Evening Bowling ub,
which meets every other week, had their
second affair on Thursday night. The club
is composed of eight couples, among whom
are Mrs Fannie X. Levy. Miss Freda Lind
heimer, Miss Amelia Stern, the Misses Ella
and Berde Steiner Miss Ella Behrend and
Miss Helene Engel and the Messrs. Silas
Rosenthal. Samuel Schwartz, Edwar~. Ros-
enthal Joseph Baum, Jonas Michae-is
Louis Bush and George Friedlander. After
the game a supper was served. Prizes Will
be given each month
Miss Nellie Rehrend Wednesday evening
entertained at a Halloween party. The
evening was spent in playing diff rent
games and with music. Supper was served
later in the evening, the dining room at
tractively decorated in Halloween favors.
Those in the party were Miss Esther Ben
rend Miss Hilda Jacobs Miss Edna Dry
fus. Miss Malvine Woog and Messrs. Harry
Hoil&nder. Allen Bachrach. Charles Fles-
cher, Mendell Behrend and Irwin Hollander.
Mrs. S. p. Slaughter announces the mar
riase of her daughter. Carrie Lee, to the
Rev. James Ellison Daniel. the ceremony
to take place November ii, at the home Of
the bride, Ashland, Va.
Mrs. Frederick Kohl of California. for
merry Miss Bessie Cooley of this city. plans
to have extensive altera lions and additions
made to her Lake Tahoe home for another
season, and next summer 1dleWiid will be
able to house more guests than formerly.
Mrs. Kohl will add several more guest
rooms and a splendid big swimming tank.
The host of friends of Captain and Mrs.
Logan and their two attractive daughters
We're not a little surprised to hear of the
marriage of Miss Elise Logan to Lieutenant
.. "a,
which occurred in Manila on September
20. Mrs. Logan and her two daughters,
Miss Elise and Miss Georsina. sailed from
San Francisco for the Philippines, where
Captain Logan's snip. the Ohio. was then
stationed. Both of the young ladies took
an active part in Manila society and it was
not many months till the eng3 cement was
announced of Miss Logan. the younger girl,
to Captain Day of the Marine Corps, at
tached to the Ohio. The wedding of this
pretty young girl and Captain Day took
place aboard the Ohio, at Yokohama, dur
ing the summer. Mrs Logan and Miss
Elise returned to Manila in the fall, and
their arrival was soon followed by Miss
Logan's marriage to Lieutenant Adams.
This wedding took place at the little Epis-
copal church in Manila, and was a bril-
liant function. Mrs. Day made charming
matron of honor. Lieutenant Adams and
his bride are now living in Manila.
Captain and Mrs. Day have been living
at Cavite but will soon leave for Olongapo,
where Captain Day is stationed.
Mrs. Logan left the first of October on
board the kilpa trick for New York, coming
by way of Suez, and expects to reach
America about the time that Captain Lo-
gans ship arrives.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles H. Holmead of
the Melton have taken apartments in the
Fairview, 11ls 18th street northwest.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Childs. jr., have is
sued invitations for the wedding of their
daughter, Miss Gertrude Chlds and
Charles A. Foster. son of Senator Addison
G. Foster of Tacoma, Wash, which will
take place Thursday afternoon. Novem-
Der To- at O'Clock. in ST. Peters Protestant
Episcopal Church, Oakland, Pa.
Mrs Louise billiard Patterson of Wash
ingtoE and her daughter. Miss Patterson.
have taken apartments for the winter at
the Albion in Baltimore. Miss Patterson
will be one of the debutantes of the present
winter
At the wedding of Miss lima Margaret
WIKI, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
L. Wlk of Chicago to Mr.. Arthur M. Dev-
lin of Washington, on Thanksgiving after
noon, the bride will be attended by her
sister, Miss Emily Wilk, maid of honor,
and the groom will have Mr.. Harry Cullen
Of Washington for best man.
The bridal finery tulle has reasserted its
hold on feminine fancy. AT a recent beau
tiful wedding in Detroit the brides dress
was fashioned of white tulle over ivory
liberty satin, having empire back and
princess front. The long train was finished
with satin folds. Over the shoulders fell
kerchief of tule. while the corsage had
further ornamentation of lace and ribbon.
A-cluster of orchids tied with white ribbon
formed her bouquet and orange blossoms
fastened the rare old point lace veil to her
coiffure The maid of honor wore silver span
ged white chiffon with panels outlined with