The Washington herald., 1906-12-02

| OF y street, Tor the past three weeks,
/ left yesterday for indianapolis, Ind, for
/ months visit
Miss Belle Strauss. Of Baltimore. is the
/ guest CT Mrs. Leo Baum. Of 1871 L street.
! Miss Mari has returned to her home on
! Capitol Hill, from Birmingham, Ala
Mrs. D. J. Kaufman and her guest, Mrs.
/ Pauline kaufman. of Portsmouth, Ohio,
viii be at home to their friends Sunday,
! December ?, from to 6 p. M, at 1919
/ Rhode Island avenue northwest
Maj. and Mrs. Josiah Shaw have re-
turned TO their home in Fifth street,
/ Capitol Hill. after month at Atlantic
City and Millville, n. J.
Mrs. Joseph Abel and little son. Joseph
Abel, jr.. have returned to the city after
a months absence visiting relatives in
/ PittsbuTg
Mrs Ira Hilstein. who spent d few days
in the city the guest Of friends, will spend
a few weeks in Baltimore before return
ing to her home in indianapolis.
/ The Argonians held their most success
/ ful meeting Of the season last Sunday
/ afternoon, at Typographical Temple. In
addition to giving their original vaude-
/ vile degree, a programme Of unusual
merit was exceedingly well rendered by
a number Of wel-known local entertain
ers. Mr.. Harry Hanlein gave his unique
monologue Mr.. Meyer Hanlein led mis-
orchestra and played several violin solos.
Mr. Harry S. Wolf sang popular songs,
and Mr.. N. Z. Kahn recited Chevahcr' 5
"A Fallen Star" and when Van Bicne
Played Home, Sweet Home"
AT the conclusion. refreshments were
served. Among those present were
Messrs.. Edward Kohner, Sol Herzog, /
Heidenheimer, ri Bernstein, Dembitz,
Behrend, Arnold Hirsch, Max Hirsch,
Charles Stein. Lon Bush, James Dreyfuss,
and NJ. Z. Kahn.
Mrs. Charles Kaufman, Of Eighteenth
street, entertained at family dinner. on
Tuesday evening. in honor Of her birth
day anniversary.
MI Sydney Gunst has returned from
Richmond, Va, where he spent the
Thanksgiving holidays with his family.
Dir. and Mrs. j. Hyatt Thomas were
hosts at a dinner Thursday evening in
compliment 20 Mr. and Mrs. Henry /.
Francis, Of Chicago. To meet Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis were Mr.. and Mrs J. H
Parker Mr.. and Mrs. Strong, Mir. and
Mrs Patterson. and Mr. and Mrs.
Stuart
Miss Elliott who has been the guest
Of Mrs L. NJ Jones. Of East Capitol
street. has returned 70 Norfolk, Va
Mr. Louis Notes entertained with a din
ner last Sunday evening. when eighteen
of his boy friends responded 20 his in
vitation to assist in the celebration Of his
twenty-hrst birthday. Those present We're
Herman Silver Arnold Hirsch, Milton
Morris Lawrence Engel Monroe Sci
linger. Sol Goldberg. William HOrnsteln,
Albert Resher. I.ouis Solomon. Norris
Shapiro. Ben Livingstone, I. Kronheim.
Claude Glascox, Abe Cohen, Jack Leon,
NJ. Notes. l. Notes. and W. Notes.
Mrs. Jack KosminsSy, Of York. Pa. en-
tertained Thursday evening compliments
ry 20 her guest. Miss Millie Morris.
Mr.. Charles H HHIebrandt, of Balu-
more. spent Thursday In the city.
Special Thanksgiving services were held
at the Eighth Street Temple Thursday
afternoon. The lecture was delivered by
Dr. Louis Stern. DR.. Abram Simon Of
fered a prayer.
Mr. Metzger. Of Richmond. was here
last week.
Mrs. D. Y. Iseman. Of o street. has been
called TO Richmond on account OF the ill-
ness of her mother, Mrs. FAIR.
Mrs. F. c. Morgan. Of Eighth street
northeast. is the guest Of relatives in
New York
Invitations are out for a dance 20 be
given at Rauscher's on December % by
the Octagon Pleasure Club
An entertainment and dance will be
given for charity by the Excelsior Pleas
ure Club. on December 8. at Carroll In
sttute Hall.
] ne l4dNitS ANAl4diE bt lUt " dSlillB-
ton Hebrew Congregation viii give a
card party tomorrow afternoon at the
Mercantile Club.
Miss Curtiss, Of Capitol Hill. was host
ess at a luncheon Friday, complimentary
TO her house guest, Miss Martha Whit
man, Of Birmingham. Ala. Covers were
laid for Miss Aston, Miss Reid, Miss
Stevens, Miss Sanderson, the Misses Cross
and Miss Clarke
Miss Martha Stromberg. Of Baltimore,
was the guest Of Miss Lillian Heilbrun,
OF Willard street, during the past week.
Miss Edna Gauss. Milton Bergunder,
and Harry Reineberg are the house guests
of Mrs. Leo Baum, Of L street. who en-
tertained IN their honor with a very
unique gypsy party on Wednesday night.
Among those present were Misses Helen
Cans and Belle Strauss, Of Baltimore; Rae
Hahn, Gussie Brock. Esther Behrend.
Malvine Woog, Nellie Behrend. Florence
Brock, Edna Dreyfus, and Zelda Bayers-
dorfer, Of Philadelphia; Messrs. Harry
Hahn, Dave Frank Joe Dreyfus, George
Goldenberg, Al. Rosenthal. Melvin Beh-
rend, Milton Stras sburger. Milton Brock,
Milton Baum. and Alvin Baum.
Mrs. Gus Walerstein has as her guest