Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-17

photo by Harrfs-Ewing)
The name cards were manipulated in pink
roses. Those invited to meet Mrs. Carter
were Mrs. Thomas J. Walker. Mrs. Glen
Harrington. Mrs. Elsa Macpherson. Miss
Goodale. Mrs. Charles r. Leonard. Mrs q.
e. lockwood Mrs w NJ. Tuohy. Mrs L.
J. Murray Mrs. P. j. Brophy, Mrs. ]. J.
Mediation, Mrs. Thomas Lavelle and Mrs.
F. p. HoIbrook.
Mrs. Ammon Behrend and daughter Miss
Laura Behrend of Rhode Island avenue,
left for Atlantic City on Tuesday to spend
some time. and are registered at the Hotel
Rudolf
Mr. Max Cohen Is In Savannah, Ga. as
the guest Of his daughter, Mrs. Siegfried
Fantl
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kohner of 453 New
York avenue are entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur Wise and son of Baltimore, Md.
The Misses Jeanette and Flora Ganss of
500 P street had as their guest Miss Bella
Waterman of Baltimore.
Mr. Jerome Lyon of New York. formerly
of this city. is visiting his folks at their
apartment in the Imperial
The Octagon Club are giving tug party
today to their lady friends down the
eroned by Mr.. and Mrs Nathan Sondheimer,
will make the trip as far as Colonial Beach,
leaving here about o'clock and returning
about IL 80.
Mrs. Oppenheimer of Takoma Park has
as her guests her daughter, Mrs. Stern
feldt, Mr.. Sternfeldt and son of New York
city.
Mrs l. Schafrer of Louisville, KY, has
gone to Philadelphia to visit her sister.
Mrs. Max Kahn. after a pleasant visit here
as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Woerner.
Mrs Louis Jackson has returned home
after pleasant visit with friends in Balti-
more and Philadelphia.
Mr., and Mrs. M. Blumenthal of M street
and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dryfoos and Miss
Hortense Dryfoos of Waynesboro Pa,
steamer Ryndam from New York on We'd
nesday They will spend the summer
abroad Mr. and Mrs. Blumenthal will
visit their daughter. Mrs. Kaufman, at her
home In Switzerland
Miss Reita Woiferman has left Winches-
ter, Va, and passed through the city last
week on her way to New York to visit rela-
tives.
Mr.. Felix Well and Mr.. Bats of Mex
York city have been spending the past week
In town.
Mrs Fannie K. Levi of 18th street and
Mrs Louis Koenigsberg of Chicago H.,
left yesterday for Norfolk. Va, by water,
to be the guests of their sister, Mrs. AL
bert Sigmund until the middle of the COM
ing week
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Nordlinger. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. b. Nordlinger and children and Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Goodman and family are at
Falls Church, Va, where they will spend
the summer.
Mrs. Harold j. Pack of the Portsmouth
has returned to the city from a two months
icif in phfIadaInhja and New York
Miss Elizabeth Farber has returned to
town from visit In New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Tobriner and family
have taken cottage at Atlantic City,
where they will spend the summer.
Mrs Otto Luebkert and daughter, Miss
Louise Rowell. arrived in Naples. Italy. on
Tuesday.
The many friends of Mr. Samuel Samstag
of New York city. formerly a resident OF
this city will be surprised to hear of his
death, which occurred in New York during
the past week.
The last meeting of the Dolly Madison
Chapter, ID. A. r.. took the form of pic
mic. when the chapter accepted the invi-
tation OF DIR. and Mrs. Thomas J. Jones
to their hospitable home. "Ruthven Lodge"
The estate has about forty acres and was
formerly owned by DR.. Costine. whose
nephew married DOliy addlSOHs aoOpteo
daughter.
Dolly Madison often visited at Ruthven
| Lodge. and tradition says that she sought
refuge there when the White House was
burned. The business meeting of tho chap
ter was held at 4.30 o'clock. after which
| the ladies visited the old kitchen and serv-
| ants quarters. and found Ruthven Lodge
most interesting with its spacious rooms
ana hall. At O'Clock supper was served
| under the trees. and as the members of
the chapter said goodbye for the summer
all agreed that this last meeting was ono
of the pleasantest Of q number OF delightful
meetings.
Among recent arrivals from Washington
at the Garden City Hotel Garden City,
| Z. T., b Mrs. Ormsby MSCammon, who has
been staying there a. the guest OF Mr.. and
| Mrs. Milton G. Work Of Philadelphia.
Mr. Arthur Peters Of washington h en-
joying sojourn at the Garden City Ho-
! tel
Assistant Secretary H A Taylor and Mrs..
Taylor were the guests OF honor 1t an I'M,
formal dinner given at Rauschers Thurs
day evening by a number Of officers Of thu
revenue cutter service. There were present