Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-25


Mrs Sidney II. Reizensten of the Dupont
10Th and r streets viii be at home Fridays
during the remainder of the season.
Mr. and Mrs A. M FisheI are in New
York for ten days trip.
Mrs August Baer OF &c New Yor., avenue
will not be at home Wednesday next
Mrs. L. Behrend. of 9th street who has
been spending some time with her dsugh-
ter. Mrs. Philip May of Charleston, w. Va,
returned to her home during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Heyl and Miss Tnlie
Ram were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Felix
Calm of Park Heights avenue. Baltimore,
where they attended the Kaufman-Adler
wedding.
A wedding which will interest a number
of Washingtonians took place in Baltimore
on Thursday evening. February D. when
Mr. Harry A. Kaufman, formerly of this
city, but now of New York. and Miss Bessie
Adler, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, Aaron Ad-
Ter, were married at the home of the bride,
1913 Madison avenue. by the Rev. DIR.
Schneeberger. Mr.. and Mrs. Kaufman left
for a southern trip, and on their return
will reside in New York city.
Mrs. Ben Held of COZ 1 street aud her sis
ter, Miss Emma Schwab of New York city
were at hocne" to their friends on Thurs
day evening, the 22d, from to 10 o'clock
m anu MIS- JULIUS HeFfZDcTE of 18th
street are entertaining Mr.. and Miss Hertz
berg Of Baltimore.
Mr.. George Frfedlander is in Atlantic civ
for short stay.
Miss Hazel Hirsh of Nashville Tenn is
visiting IN Cumberland, Md, Miss Hirsh has
has been the guest of Mrs. Never Fell
heliner OF Columbia Heights
MI, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph weyl of the Exeter
a inf mi
marriage. - '''>' II
Miss Helen Luchs of 1927 R street has as
city. 1'e" io'N
Mrs. Sol Lansburgh of 2901 18th street
!eit Tor Norfolk, Va, on Thursday evening.
70 oe the guest OF Mrs. Albert Sigmund.
Mr. and Mrs William Hahn, 1717
street, are spending some time in Atlantic
City.
Miss Hortense Norris was hostess at
theater party on Washington's birthday in
honor of out-of-town guests.
Mr. Louis Goldsmith and Mr.. Samuel
Hart are in Atlantic City for a short stay
Mr.. Leo F1shel entertained several of his
friends at a stag party at his home on
Thursday evening, the 22d
Miss Freda Well of sos NJ street gave a
Martha Washington party on Thursday
evening at her home in honor of Miss
Eicheagreen Of Philadelphia. who Is visit
ing Miss Hortense Sondheimer. The rooms
We're tastefully decorated with American
flags and during the evening a collation.
was served.
The junior section. Council of Jewish
Women. met in the vestry rooms of the
Eighth Street Temple last Sunday afternoon
and reorganzed, choosing for its new name
the r. S. c. L. Association, signifyIng re-
ligion, society, charity and literature. The
following officers were elected President,
Miss Freda Lindheimer; vice president,
Miss Laura Behrend: recording secretary,
Miss Florine Rosenthal; corresponding sec
rotary, Miss Bella HiTsh; treasurer Mr..
Julius Peyser; auditor Mr. Isadore Bieber,
and trustees, Miss Helene Engel Miss Ella
Behrend, Miss Amelia Stern, Miss Sadie
Goodman and Mr.. Milton Strasburgar
Mrs. w. Nordlinger of 3O32 n street was
hostess at dinner on Tuesday evening to
celebrate her birthday. Those in the party
which are members of her family, We're Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac w. Nordlnger. Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Eiseman. Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer
Nordlinger, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Behrend;
Mr. and Mrs. GersOn NOrdlinger Mr.. and
Mrs. Rudolph B. Behrend Mr.. Benjamin
Nordlinger and Mr.. Tyler Nordlinger.
Mrs. Allreu >. NTlIeLI gave q GtilB III
tea at her home on 10th street on Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. w H. sholes will at at home in
formally tomorrow afternoon
The informal masquerade party al the
Cairo on February - for which invitations
were issued by Mr. and Mrs. William Cat
to- was q very enjoyable affair Among
those present were Senator and Mrs. War
ner of Missouri and their daughter, Mrs.
Harwood; Senator and Mrs. Stone, SeR2-
tor Teller Representative and Mrs. Boz
nynge. Representative and Mrs. Jack Beaie,
Representative and Mrs. Shartcl Repre-
sentative and Mrs Henry OF Texas Rep
resentativc and Mrs. Joseph Dixon Of Mon
tara. Representative and Mrs Dixon OF
Indiana. Mrs Nreeman. Admiral and Mrs.
Courts. ADMIRAL and Mrs. Nancy capt.
and Mrs. e. X. Moore Mrs z. \. Allen,
Miss Carpenter Mr.. Joseph Ransdell. Mrs
Donald MacLcan, Mrs. Egan Miss Wilbur,
Col. and Mrs. Loud, Col and Mrs. Miller,
Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Smlta, Miss Martin,
Miss Twitcheu Miss Daley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnson, Miss May Schneider, Mr.. ANA
Mrs r F. Schneider Mrs Annie TaIty
Weber. Mrs. McCardy. Miss Brown, Miss
Snapp. Miss Riley, Miss Shirtell, Miss Nc
Goodwin. Miss White, Mr.. and Mrs. Whep-
pie, Gen. and Mrs. Dimmick. Or. Kemp,
Judge Thompson Mr.. II. McMorran. Miss
McMorrau. Miss Milo. Mr.. and Mrs. john
Berg, Mr.. and Mrs. West Mr.. and Mrs.
Waller, Miss Vreeland. Mrs J. ". Conner.
Mr.. David Griffith, Miss Mckinley. Mr..
Easterday Mrs Holman, Mrs. s. A SUIT
ton. Mrs Harris, Mrs Howard, Mrs. Leach
and Miss ShortelI.
A George Washington luncheon of six
teen covers was given at the Cairo by Mrs.
Ieech of Pittsburg, Pa. in honor of her
cousin Miss Moore In honor of the occa-
sion the center of the table was apprO-
priately adorned with a cherry tree, from
whose branches hung numerous luscious
cherries. the number of which the guests
were invited to guess. Prizes We're then
given to reward those who guessed nearest
to the correct number Miss slacLana-
han won first prize, a silver fern dish. Thc
second prize, a jewel box, was won by
Mrs Arthur Kline. The favors at each
plate were diminutiye trunks Of cherry
trees filed with cherries. The guests were
Mrs Conner Mrs. Kline. Miss Carpenter,
Mrs. Albert Evans Mrs. r. NJ Allen, Mrs.
Sutton, Mrs T. r Schneider. Mrs Nc
Cardy, Mrs. Leslie Mrs. William Cato, Mrs.
Switzerland, Mrs. Egan, Miss Mechanism
and Mrs. Holman.
Miss Dolly Curtis, sister of Representa-
tive Curtis, gave a Washington birthday
luncheon. The center OF the table Was
decorated with a stand of flags. on either