Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-18

ones were ushered In the dining room.
where all sorts of dainties were set before
them. The young host was the recipient
OF many gifts.
Mrs. Isadore Goldheim and son Willard
of 18th street have been spending the past
week with relatives in Baltimore.
Mrs l. B. Nordlinger entertained the
Afternoon Embroidery Circle at lunch
con on Monday at her home on \ street.
Mrs. Benjamin Held of l street enter
tanned about forty young people last Sun
day afternoon at party tor her son.
Mrs Salvador Richards and her guest,
Mrs Randall of Richmond, Va, are SPEND
ing a week in Baltimore as the guests Oh
Mrs. S. Nattans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon iobriner of Rhode
Island avenue are in Atlantic City.
Mrs Isadore Saks returned to New York
city on Wednesday.
Mrs Fannie Levy has returned from
short visit in Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs /. G. Goidenberg. who sailed
for abroad on their wedding tour, ere IN
pected home today after two months travel
Mrs Isaac Cans entertained Mt luncheon
on Tuesday in her apartments IN the iowa
IN honor of some out-of-town guests
On Wednesday evening, in Baltimore, MISS
Sue Fosner. daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. sam.
uel E. Posner, and Mr.. Joseph Frankei OF
New \ DIRK c.ty were married at the Mauisoh
Avenue Tempe by the Rev. DR. Guttmach-
err The bride was given away by her iather
and was attended by two maids OF honor-
Miss Dorothy Posner and Miss julia fran
KEEL of New York The groom had rs best
man Mr.. Henry Meuer of New York Inc
ushers We're Messrs. Alfred P Posner lno
Lee S Myers of Baltimore, Joseph l. Saks
and DR.. Joseph NJ. Heller OF this city una
l. Steinfeld, Louis Levy, Arthur %. DER
ham. Moses l.. Hammel and Herbert H.
Ssrnuels of New York city. A large recep-
ton and dinner for about $50 guests ioi-
lowed the ceremony at the Hotel BeiVeoere;
Both Miss Posner and Mr. FranKei are Wen
known in this city, where they mad mace
frequent visits.
Mr.. and Mrs Phil King, Mr.. Joseph l.
Sacks and DR.. Joseph Nj. Heller We're IN
Baltimore on Wednesday to attend the POS
eI-Frankel wedding.
On Monday afternoon the ladies' auxiliary
of the temple gave another of their sociai
afternoons in the new quarters of the Mer-
camille Club, which is now located at 'th
and NJ streets northwest ana nrousht 70
gether a large gathering. Inc aHalr was d
card party a number of tables teing deVot-
ed to whist and to euchre Those who car
.ied off the prizes We're Mrs. Alexander
Wolf and Miss Celeste sHgmund of Denver,
Colorado
Mrs. Rudolph Goldschmid of Baltimore,
formerly of this city. made a short visit
with friends in town during the week
Miss Reita Wolferman of Streator, H.
will arrive in town tomorrow to be the guest
of Mrs Sidney H. Reizensteln OF the Du-
mont, Goth and r streets. Mrs. Rszenstein
and Miss Wolferman Will be at home on
Fridays
Mr.. Bertram Rice of Baltimore. formerly
of this city, spent few days with relatives
the past week.
Mrs. I. w. Nordlinger of 1911 Baltimore
street entertained a large gathering or
Young folks Thursday afternoon at but
terfy party in honor of the sixth birthday
of her son Alan. The afternoon was spent
in playing a Buster Brown game. tine prize
being won by little Miss Marian Wolf, AFTER
which the little ones were ushered into tae
dining room. where 4 daintily spread table
was set before them. The decorations were
all in pink butterflies and baskets strewn
over the cloth and suspended from the
chandelier making q most beautiful effect.
Miss Zella Bayersdorfer of Philadelphia
has returned to her home.
The Adas Israel Congregation. on 9th and
G. streets gave a successful entertainment
and dance at the National Rifles Armory
Wednesday evening. the proceeds of which
will go toward increasing the funds for the
erection of the new temple. Before the
dance a clever sketch. entitled Mrs. Bagg s
Bargain Day" was given, with the follow
ing cast: Miss Rhoda Mauntner in the lead
ing female role and Misses Lillian Gold
stein, Mary Glassman, Carrie Robinson,
Dora Stearman. Bessie Norman, Blanche
Steiner. Ida Miller, Sophie Norman and
Lena Miller. and Mrs. John Norman in the
leading male role and Messrs. Morton Stein
er, Samuel Norman and Louis Steiner.
The Council of Jewish Women held spe-
cial meeting Tuesday afternoon in the YES
try rooms of the temple, when Miss Frances
Keller, director of the intermuncpal COM
mittee on household research of the Public
Education Association, gave an interesting
talk on "A New Method of Household Re-
search Miss Keller was introduced by DR..
Louis Stern of the Eighth Street Temple.
Mr.. Adelbert G. Stern will celebrate his
twenty-first birthday at his home on b
street next Wednesday evening. March u.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Goldsmith of Cincin-
natl street have returned from several
weeks stay in Atlantic City.
Mrs Charles kaufman and Mrs. Louis
Koenigsberger are now in st. Louis Mo-,
before returning to this city.
The masquerade ball to be given by the
ladies' auxiliary of the Washington Hebrew
Congregation Tuesday night will devote the
first half of the evening to the children, up
given up to the older folks. Several prizes
Will be given which have been donated
Miss Hopfenmaier has as her guest Miss
Schwartz of New York.
Senator and Mrs. Dryden entertained n
dinner last night in honor of the German
ambassador and Baroness Won Sternburg
The other guests We're Mr.. Justice McKen-
ma the Swiss minister, Senator Dillingham;,
Col. and Mrs. Bromwell, Mr.. and Mrs Gar
field, Mr.. and Mrs. Plnchot, Mr. and Mrs
Gordon-Cumming, Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis. Mrs
Townsend, Miss Sheriff.. Miss Langham,
Miss Briggs, Mr.. Hobart and Col and Mrs.
Kuscr.
Justice and Mrs. Brown gave dinner last
night, when the French Ambassador md
Mime. Jusserand, Senator Warren, Gen. and
Mrs. Bates. Representative and Mrs. Hoar,
Representative Lowering. Mr. and Mrs But
Ter, Mrs. Stanley Matthews, Miss Morgan
DR.. Swisher. Miss Clayton and Mr.. Smalley
Were their guests.
A dance was given at the Normandie Fri
day evening by the guests of the house 10
their friends.
Mrs. David Adler of Pittsburg IS visiting
her mother. Mrs. Fannie Abel, $40 X street
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