Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-25

dining room was elaborately decorated and
clever toasts were made by Mr.. Harry
King, president Of the club. who acted as
the toast. Good Fellowship" Mr.. Max
Cohen spoke on Club Life" Rabbi Stern
on Card Ethics" Mr.. Leon Tobriner on
Things in. General and Nothing In Particu-
lar and Mr. Rutherford B. Lyon on The
Future Of Our Club" Up to late hour
the club rooms were the scene OF mucn
merriment and good cheer. The commit
tee who had the affair in charge and to
whom much credit is due was composed
Of Messrs. Harry King, Max Fischer, Car
ence Reizenstein, Joseph Strasburger, M
Eisenmann. Max Oppenheimer. Daniel Gus
contemplates giving another banquet after
the holidays.
Mrs Ben. Frank Of Baltimore will
spend several days of the coming week in
town with her mother. Mrs. Kaufman.
street left the city on Thursday for New
York, where she will be the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Myer Singer Of West End ave-
nue. for about ten days. On her return
home Mrs. Goldsmith will stop over In
Philadelphia to be present at the unveil-
ing of the John Hay memorial window IN
the new temple of the Keneseth-Israel
Congregation, which will take place De-
cember 2.
Miss Claudia Zaleski has Joined her
brother in Colorado, where she will reside
In the future.
Miss Sadie Silver returned to her home on
New Hampshire avenue during the week
from a several weeks stay in New York
city, where she was the guest OF her
cousin, Miss Eta Pincus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Strauss of 1741 U
street had as their guests their daughter,
Mrs Henry Bernard, and Miss Doris Bern
ard of New York CITY.
In honor of his fourteenth birthday, Mr..
Leroy Newmyer entertained the members
of the Excelsior Club at his home last
week. Games were played. for which
prizes were offered to the lucky ones. A
gold scarfpin to Mr.. Gilbert Hahn, sill
yer pencil to Mr. Milton Kaufman and a
scarf holder to Mr.. Daniel Bensinger. A
supper was served during the evening. The
table decorations were in red and in the
center was a large cake holding fourteen
red lighted candles. Those in the party
were Messrs. Daniel Bensinger, Milton
Kafman, David Oettinger, Albert Stenem,
Stanley Kann, Louis Chaser, Isaac Haas,
Gerald Grosner, Milton Fischer, Lawrence
Koenigsberger, Norman Blum, Milton Abel
and Gilbert Hahn.
Mrs Harry Goldman, who has been visit
ing Mrs. A. Sigmund of U street, returned
to her home in Baltimore on Friday, after
a pleasant weeks stay
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Adas Israel
Conversation gave a dance Wednesday
evening at the National Rifles Armory
which was largely attended and was
most successful affair both socially and
financially. The proceeds will be turned
over to the building fund of the new tenn
pie, which will be erected on the corner OF
9th ana I streets northwest. The corner
stone was laid on Thursday afternoon with
appropriate ceremonies before large and
distinguished audience. Addresses were
III TIL, aa1, Of q q
Israel Congregation, his subject being THE
Sermon of the Stone;'' Rabbi Abram Simon,
Commissioner Mcfarland, Simon Wolf and
others. Rabbi Stern offered the closing
Auxiliary of the new temple are Mrs
L. Sherman, president; Mrs. H. Schlos-
berg, vice president; Mrs. Simon Open
heimer, secretary, and Mrs. w. Schlosberg,
treasurer.
Miss Julia Demelman returned from New
York Wednesday, where she was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Clark for two
months accompanied by Mrs. /. L. Blout,
who was spending few days in New
York
The Merry Ten met for the second time
this season on Sunday evening at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. David Strauss of U street.
where they were pleasantly entertained.
During the evening supper was served
Those who were present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Herman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Ganss and Mr.. and Mrs. David
Strauss.
On Monday evening the Council Of Jew
ish Women held their first evening meeting
at the temple before a large audience. Mrs.
Milton ]. Rosenau gave a most interesting
talk, which was followed by a vocal solo
by Miss Irma Stern, entitled It'll Death, :"
and as an encore Miss Stern sang 1.-THE
Rose I Give Thee" Both songs were we'll
rendered and received much applause. Miss
Florence Herman was the piano accompan-
list. The council has arranged for carni-
val, which will take place next month.
with many attractive features.
The many friends of Mr.. Emile Berliner
of Columbia road, who was a passenger
on the Inflated steamer Kaiser Wilhelm
der Crosse, will be glad to learn of his
safety. Mr.. Berliner has been abroad for
two months, and will take the next steamer
for home, arriving in New York during the
coming week.
The marriage of Miss Constance c. Adee
and Mr.. Frederick s. Tyler, whose engage
ment was announced a short time ago. will
take place Saturday, December 1, at the
Adee residence on 18th street, in the pres
ence of the immediate families Of both par
ties. Miss Adee is the daughter of Mrs.
Adee and the late David Graham Adee and