Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-22

Mrs. James W. Pinchot will give lunch
con next Thursday.
Mrs. Logan has invited a number of the
ladies closely interested in the work OF the
Garfield Memorial Hospital to spend the
day with her next Thursday at Calumet
Place and sew on garments needed in the
hospital.
Mr. Thomas r Walsh is out in Denver
busy with his private enterprises and in the
selection of a home, where he expects to
spend much of the coming year. Mrs and
Miss Walsh are in Atlantic City and will
join Mr.. Walsh the latter part of May.
Miss Walsh has been able to walk for sew
eral weeks, and it is confidently expected
will very shortly show no signs at all of
lameness. Her parents expect quick results
from her native air in bringing her back to
her usual health and strength, and it was
mainly for this reason that summer in
Colorado was decided upon. Mr.. Walsh
wishes to enter again upon active mining.
and, While he has property in British CO.
Iumbia now being developed, he prefers TO
have interests In Colorado, where his fam
GUS holding, the Camp Bird mine, made his
fortune. Ouray, near Denver. remains his
legal residence, but it was in the latter city
his children We're born. Wolfhurst, the VOL
colt place, is likely to be selected by the
Washes for occupancy the coming summer.
although Mr.. Walsh would prefer to build
q house.
Dr. and Mrs. w. Gordon Emery recalled
cards for Tuesday evening, April II, on ac-
count of the illness of Mrs. Emery.
|, Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Knight have sub
fleased their apartment in the Stoddert and
| are visiting their daughter Mrs. E. Rich
ard Sasch. of 1741 North Capitol street.
Mrs. Knight is preparing to leave the city
| the LIST of May to spend the summer with
her daughter. Mrs. F. G. Aulsbrook at her
| summer cottage, Bald Eagle lake, Mimi.
A reception was given Mr. and Mrs. VIII
liam t. Stewart Of Baltimore. who were
| married April IL, by their aunt and uncle,
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Dom, Of 1901 4th
street northwest Thursday evening. Re
| freshments were served. Among those pres
| ent were Mr. and Mrs. George w. Dom.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Stewart, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Benjamin Merto Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Dom. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Caldwell Mr..
| and Mrs. Frank Dom, Mr.. and Mrs,
August Rupert, Mrs. Robertson, Mrs
Samuel Wade. Mrs. Charles Wade, Miss
Mary Merto, Mr. Thomas Kelly, Mr.. Mar
| tin Ebert Mr. Texas Dom, Mr.. John Glib
son, Master Elmer Dom. Benz. Merto,
| Samuel Wade and John Caldwell.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Mr.. Benjamin r. Detwiler and Miss
Marian H. Flynn on March 10, 1905, at
Alexandria, Va; Mr. and Mrs Detwiler will
be at home after May Z, at 1872 9th street
northwest
TUESDAY evening a surprise party was
given to Miss Edna c. Taylor, at her home
IS Florida avenue northeast, by her school
friends. Various games were played, prizes
being awarded to Miss Kathrine Ander-
were served. The souvenirs were rabbits
for boys and chickens for girls. Those
present were Misses Gertrude and Mara
grett Gibbs, Estella Hunt, Beaulah Boss
Annie Lotan, Margaret Paterson, Jennie
Birch, Edna Taylor, Kathrine Anderson,
Helen Roul, Anna Browne Messrs, George
Hunt, Sam Tompkins, Arthur and ROLAND
Trogner, William Hammett, Edward Pedy,
Bernie Gagin, Cyril and Elmer Negal. Mrs.
William r. Taylor, Mrs. r. A. King and
son, Master Alfred.
Mrs. Marie Irwin Mangum of Memphis
| Is spending the spring months with rela-
tives at the Winchester.
The many friends of Mrs Sidney H.
: Joseph (nee Birch) will be grieved to learn
| of the recent sudden death Of her husband,
which occurred at Frankfort, Ky.
Mr.. A. ]. Davis entertained the High
| View Pleasure Club In honor of his birth
| day Thursday evening" April 10. After sew
! eral vocal solos and duets dancing was
| kept up until late hour. The party then
adjourned to the dining room, where re-
| freshments were served. Table and house
! decorations were cut flowers and Ameri-
I can flags. Grounds were decorated with
| Chinese lanterns. Among those present
we're Mr. and Mrs John Wells. Mr.: and
.. 4 "a.
! Bberle and daughter. Marguerite; Mr.. ana
Mrs John Brecht, Mr.. and Mrs. George
| Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Terry, Misses
| Carrie Lawrenson, Alice Kramer, Maude
| Brown, Lula Wahling Agnes Stewart, Mar
| guerite Sweeney, Sarah Ohphant, Messrs.
NJ. Ehrbar, A ]. Davis. e. X Plant Robert
| Brecht, Clinton and Robert Brown, Joseph
| Brown, John Tolliver, Bernard Wells, Clin-
| ton Y. Brown.
| Miss Rena Fishel entertained six young
girl friends at a theater party on We'd
nesday afternoon, several being out-of-
town friends, here for the holidays. Those
in the party were Miss Lillian Morris of
New York Miss RIGA Schif of Baltimore.
Miss Clara Oppenheimer of New York
Miss Flora Ganss. Miss Florence Gusdorf
and Miss Rhoda Ma1ntner.
Mrs. Gus Wallerstein and Mrs. Eugene
Schwab with their families, have gone to
Atlantic City to spend week.
Mrs. A. 7. strasburger returned home
from Norfolk on Monday, after three
weeks visit with relatives.
Miss Helen Hopfenmair of Georgetown
Is entertaining as house guests Miss Wa
terman and Miss Morris Of Macon, Ga,
during the Easter holidays.
Miss Reita WoIferman, who has been
spending the past two weeks In Richmond,
Va, has returned to the city and is with
Mrs. Sidney II. Reizenstein at the Dupont.
Mrs. Elias Raft is in Baltimore for
short stay.
The Mercantile Club gave its weekly
whist on Saturday evening, which was
largely attended. Miss Celeste Sigmund
of Denver, Col; Mrs. l. w. Nordlinger and
Mrs Lee Baumgarten were prize win
nerS.
Mrs Meyer Frank and Miss Caro- OF
Richmond. Va, have been spending the past
week in town.
Wednesday afternoon 'kaffee klatsch"
and entertainment was given by the Coun-
Gil of Jewish Women in the yeStry rooms
of the Temple, which was largely attended.
The musical program consisted of selec-
lions on the piano by Miss Bella Schiff-
man and Miss Florence Herman; Mr..
Ralph Goldsmith gave several selections
on the violin, accompanied on the piano
by his sister Miss Annette Goldsmith, and
Mrs. Basist gave several vocal solos. Dur
ing the afternoon coffee and cake were
served number of the young ladies act
ing as Mattresses.
Mr.. Emanuel Haas IS In Philadelphia as
the guest of Mr.. Max Behrend
Miss Trina We'll and Miss Rita Kahn
have returned to Brooklyn. N. Y. after
pleasant visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Callisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Silver and son of