Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-21
SOCIETY IN THE NATIONAL
CAPITAL AND Ell SEWHERE

ing Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Schwab, ON CO.
| lumbia road.
Mrs. Benjamin Frank of Baltimore Is Wis
ting her mother. Mrs. Charles Kaufman,
2471 18th street.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Cohen have returned
home after spending week in New York.
| Mr. Charles Goldsmith was In New York
| during the past week as the guest of Mr..
| and Mrs. Meyer Singer.
/ Miss Juanita Kaufman of 1913 Rhode
Island avenue has as her guest Miss Ro-
| man OF New York.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Rosenthal of New
York, the latter formerly Miss Eva Sam
| stag of this city, are visiting here for few
| days.
| Mrs. Fannie X. Levi has returned home
l after delightful visit with her sister, Mrs.
| A. Sigmund. in Norfolk.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Lansburgh have re-
turned home after spending several weeks
| In Atlantic City.
Miss scharff of st. Louis is visiting Mrs.
Phil King at the Imperial.
Mr. and Mrs Elias Raft have gone 20
Baltimore to visit relatives for a few days.
Miss Theresa Hecht of Baltimore Is
|. spending a few days with Mrs Max Weyl
before returning home.
The Phoenix Club of this city were the
guests last Sunday of the Pinta Club in
Baltimore. The young men were extensive
ly entertained at the several suburban
clubs, and at Electric Park INDUCED in a
skating contest. banquet was served at
the Altamont Hotel. during which witty re-
marks were made by the members of both
clubs, the president of the Pinta acting
as POSTMASTER.
Mr.. sigmund Dirnfeld and Miss Lena e.
Stein were quietly married last wednesday
at the home of the bride by Rabbi l.. Stern.
Only the immediate family were present.
After the 18th Of February the young
couple will be at home at 902 s street north
west.
Mrs. Leo Baum of 1871 U street has as
her guest Miss Bessie Cohen of Baltimore
and will be at home to their friends to.
day.
Miss Gussie Hollberg of Baltimore is Wis
iting Miss Ida Levy.
Mrs. Leo Baum entertained at whist
OIL Friday in honor of her guest, Miss Cohen
of Baltimore. The out-of-town guests pres
ent were Miss Cohen, Miss Hattie Rosen-
baum of Pittsburg and Miss Maud Garner
of Newport News. The prizes were won by
Miss Helen Luchs and Miss Maud Garner.
Mrs, NJ Peyser of this city and Mrs.
Maurice Gauss and son of Houston. Tex,
leave on Tuesday for a trip to Petersburg,
Richmond and Newport News, Va. They
will be gone about ten days or two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Isidor Grosner entertained
few friends Wednesday at their home on
Massachusetts, avenue. the occasion being
the twentieth anniversary OF their mar
rage. The house was beautifully decorated
in red and green with myriads of electric
lights.
Mrs. Max Michel of New York and Mrs.
Leroy of Pittsburg were guests of honor at
two card parties last week. One was gwen
by Mrs. /. L. Blout and the other by Mrs
Brylawski.
Miss Roselle Lesser Of Augusta, Ca. has
returned to Washington after spending
few days in Baltimore.
Miss Juanita Kaufman had as her guest
| last week Miss Claudia Engel OF Baltimore
Miss Gussie Hollberg of Baltimore was de-
lightfulIy entertained at tea last week,
given by Mrs Hattye Levy.
Miss Amelia Stern returned home Friday
after a two months western trip. spent IN
Indianapolis Ind; Chicago, H., and George
town, KY.
Miss Ella Behrend has returned after a
visit of two months with her sister, Mrs
| Phil May in Charleston, w. Va.
Miss Frances Levy is in New York,
| where she will remain about three months.
Miss Annie Pauline Moore of Holton,
KAN will be the guest of Miss Dollie Cur
| it's sister of Representative Curtis. Miss
| Moore will assist Mrs. and Miss Curtis TO
receive Tuesday January %.
Mrs. C. and Mrs H. Homead received
| their friends last Friday. They were as
| sisted by Mrs Fodd, from Detroit Mich.
Mrs Mary H. Watt announces the mar
| riage of her daughter. Ella Dessia, to MI.
| Walter E. Ballard on January IL at the
| Gurley Memorial Church. Miss Katherine
| Darragh was maid of honor and Mr.. Ed
ward Father best man. The bride wore a
very handsome gown of heliotrope broad
| cloth with hat to match. Mr.. Charles Nj.
| Lear. an old friend of the bride, played the
! organ Mr.. and Mrs. Ballard Will spend
several weeks in the north, after whlch they
will he at home at the Goodwin, Park road,
northwest.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Rider of Cam
bridge n V are here spending the winter
with their nephew Mr.. George A. Mason of
500 ID street northeast. Mrs. Rider Will be
remembered by her many friends and Did
associates as MISS VI. Louise JdSqueS, iot-
merly of this city.
Miss Mayme Burch was hostess at a
Marty given last Tuesday evening at her
very pleasant evening was spent. Games
were played and music enjoyed. Piano
solos were rendered by Misses c. Johnston,
M Buckley, b. Johnston and Mr.. Parker
| son; violin solos by II. Click and R. Gaddes;
| a vocal solo by Mr.. Patterson. and recita-
| lions by E. Bull. At a late hour all ad-
| journed to the dining room, where buffet
supper was served. Those present were
| Misses NJ Butt M. Hess, X. Robertson, A.
| Hess. B. Noels. A. Butt, Murphy, Dean. B.
Johnston. b. Griggs, C. Johnston, Robin
cite. M. Buckley, and Messrs. W. kesmold.
" Mackey, E. Butt. j. Tavenner, Frank
! Butt R. Gaddis, A. Dettmers, T.. Butt, w.
Schmidt H. Click, J. Burch, Patterson N.
Burch. H. Rueth and d. Voiand and Mr..
and Mrs. c. Griggs.
Mrs e. w. Reisinger will be at home the
| Thursdays in February, instead of the
Wednesdays.
| The Bennings Club gave hop last night
The hall was artistically decorated with
palms and flags and evergreens. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. John Torney,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Torney, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Ober. Mrs. William Fletcher. Mrs. Ben
| McAlee, Mrs. Cadarr. Mrs. Estepee, Mrs