Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-16

of their host etc. Mr.. Malcolm Auerbach
acted in the capacity Of POSTMASTER. and
during the dinner presented Mr.. Goldsmith
With a diamond ring, with condiments OF
the Octagon Pleasure Club, of which organ
ization the ma jority of the young men pres
ent are members. In return each guest was
presented with club pin as souvenir OF
the affair. Among those present were
Messrs. Stanley Lansburgh. Melville Fisch-
err Clarence Grosner, Maurice Eiseman.
Monroe Hollander, Leroy Rosenthal, DAVID
Stern, Bernard Baer. Alfred Haas, Lester
A. Marks, jr., Benjamin Leon, Arthur Neu-
man, Lester Neuman, Sylvan Greenapple,
Edward Meyer, Mark Lansburgh. Milton
King. Stanley Fischer. Maurice Eiseman,
Malcolm Auerbach, Felix Erlanger Of Bal
timore. Arthur Luchs and Herbert Rich.
The clever invitations for the event were
Miss Camille Lansburgh returned to her
home on Vermont avenue the first part OF
the week from a two weeks stay In AZ
lantic City, accompanied by her niece. Miss
Louise Cohn of Rittsburg, Pa, who will be
her guest
Mrs. Marx Kaufman and family. Dr. and
Mrs. Harry kaufman and family and Mr..
| and Mrs. Abe King and family, who have
been spending the summer in Cleveland
Park, came into town on Tuesday and have
opened their homes s..
Mr.. Abram Prince and Mr.. Albert Sig
mund have returned to the city after
weeks stay in New York city.
Mrs. Abe King and son, Henry King jr..
left town on Saturday for Philadelphia and
from there they will go by automobile to
Deal Beach and Belmar, N. j.. to visit her
sisters Later Mrs King will visit her
parents IN Paterson, n. j., returning home
in about ten days.
Miss May Welsh of Alden. Va. accom-
panied by Miss Rena Bailey of -Charlottes-
vile, Va. stopped over in town sightseeing
during the week route to The Plains,
| where she will spend the winter
A party of young ladies chaperoned by
Mrs. Louis Silverman have returned to the
city after a delightful trip north. includ-
ing Niagara Falls. Thousand Islands Que
bee, Montreal and the Great Lakes. Those
| in the party were the Misses Bertha Lowen-
thai, Daisy Marx, Celia Lowenthal and
Clara Cohen Of Newark. N. ].
Miss Freda Lindheimer and Mrs. Fannie
K. Levi left Washington last evening for
Norfolk Old Point Comfort and Ocean
View. Va, and expect to be gone for sew
eral days.
Mrs Bertha Coblenzer returned to the city
yesterday from a ten days stay in New
York city.
Miss Gertrude Tanner. who has been the
, guest of her aunt, Mrs. Bertha Cobienzer.
and the Misses CoblenZer for the past two
weeks left for her home in Cumberland,
Nd, today.
Miss Rosa Rosenberg is spending this
month in the Blue Ridge mountains
Miss Mabel Kaufman who is visiting her
uncle, Mr.. D. ]. Kaufman. of Rhode Island
avenue. will leave for her home in New
York city on Wednesday, but expects to
return to Washington later in the winter.
One of the joliest affairs of the season
was given on Tuesday evening, when about
| thirty young men friends of Mr.. Bert Cohn,
| most of whom are members OF the Phoenix
| Club, responded to his invitation for dinner
| at Fritz Reuters to celebrate his twenty
| first birthday. The dining room was taste
| fully decorated in the clubs colors. brown
| and white, and during the dinner Mr.. Phil
Herman. president of the Phoenix Club, pre-
scented Mr.. Cohn with Diamond ring.
Many clever toasts were made. inters2ersed
| with music Appropriate souvenirs were
given to each guest which afforded much
amusement. Those who sat around the
| table were the Messrs. Edgar Kaufman,
| Lester Marx, Sol. Cohn of Annapolis, Md;
Stanley Lansburgh, Lester Waterman of
| Baltimore. Md; Nathan Frank, Norman
Fenton of Philadelphia, Harold Kaufman.
| Milford Stern, Mawry Simon. Clarence
Grosner Sidney Selinger. Leo Fishel, Eugene
Young, Leon Pretzfelder, Phil. Herman. Al
| win Newnyer, Sidney Guggenhelm Phii
| Kronheim Goldie Sigmund. Meyer Loeb,
| Herbert Guggenheim Percy Hirsh and Bert
| Cohn.
Mrs. PM. klns ledNeS Town loudy "
| join her mother, Mrs. r. Harris, in New
| York city, and will be the guest of her sis
| ter Mrs. Leon ReiZenstein.
Mr.. Rutherford B. Lyon has returned to
the city from Atlantic City.
| Mr. Henry Weyl is spending some time in
New York city before going to Chicago.
The residence of Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Cas-
sell, 2O5 street northeast, was made live
| ~ Friday evening by surprise party given
their daughters, Mae Belle and 1rma. Music
and novel games were the features of the
evening, after which refreshments were