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

second At the latter dinner. Thursday
night, the table decorations were all in red.
| Mrs Carter is one of the younger matrons
| In the senatorial circle, and has great charm
| of manner, as well as exceptional intellec-
| tual ability.
| Miss Rhoda Mautner gave a dance
| Wednesday night at Carroll Institute Hall
| In honor of her guest Miss Clara Open
| heimer of New York city. During the even
| ing buffet supper was served. Those
present were the Misses Clara Oppenheimer
of New York. Lillian Morris of New York
Rica Schiff of Baltimore, Selma Erlanger
Of Baltimore. Flora Ganss, Florence Gus
dorf Rita Baer. Maud LichensteIn Natalie
| Mayer. Bella Schihman, Leona Stern, Ca
| mile Herman. Sadie Breslau, Rena Fleish-
| man, Carrie Robinson, Lillian Coblenzer
Carrie Kaufman. Ernestine Rich, Myrtle
Goldsmith Of Alexandria, Va, and Rena
Fishel, and MeSsrs. Bernard Baer, Herbert
Jacob. Milton Goldsmith, Lester Marks
Herbert Guggenheim, Stanley Fisher Bert
Cohen, Sidney Guggenheim, Percy Levy
Ilirsh. Lester Neuman, Melville Fisher.
Malcolm Auerbach, Philip Herman Sidney
Selinger, Arthur Neuman, David Stern Mil
ton King, Herbert Rich and Milton Kron-
helm.
Miss Alma Gassenheim of Montgomery,
Ala, who has been visiting Mrs Leo
Scheonthai. has left the city for New York
Mrs. Ben Solomon has discontinued her
Thursdays at home for this season.
Mrs. slegfried Fantl has returned to her
home In Savannah. Ca, after several weeks
visit here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Max Cohen of n street.
Miss Freda Lindheimer. who has heen
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Hecht In Raj
timore for ten days, returned to the city on
Saturday.
Mrs. Louis Goldsmith Of R street has
as her guest Mrs. Bornheim of New York.
Mrs. Bertha Coblenzer entertained for
few days during the past week Mrs. Steven
Pepper of Macon. Ga.
Mrs. S. Oppenheimer of Go4 street will
be at home this evening Mrs. Open
Nathan j. Meyer OF Guatemala, Central
America.
Mrs. Lester Eiseman who has baan
spending the Easter holidays with his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Eisenan of 18th
street, has returned to his school in Rock
vile, Md.
On Tuesday Miss Lillian Coblenzer was
Han Morris and Miss Clara Oppenheimer.
both of New York city,. The table decora-
tons were in red. Those In the party
were MISS Lillian 1I,sn Morris, Miss Clara OPP
Rhoda Mautner, Miss Flora Ganss and
Miss Celeste Goodman.
Miss Miriam Prince. whose engagement
has just been announced TO Mr. Julius
Peyser. will be at home at 1923 10th street
this afternoon and Sunday, April %, from
3 80 to o'clock.
Six couples attended a bowling party
Thursday evening and after the game a
luncheon was served. The party consisted
of Miss Selma Erlanger of Baltimore Miss
Camille Herman, Miss May Hirsh, Miss
Sadie Etseman, Miss Irene Sommers and
flee Moi Ia nx,l 7
ard Sigmunds Sidney Selinger, Leo Fishel,
Philip Herman, Maury Simon and Milford
Stern.
Mrs. Albert Sigmund of Norfolk, Va,
is expected to arrive in Washington today
to be the guest OF her mother, Mrs.
mund will be accompanied by her sister.
Mrs. Fannie Levy. who has been her guest
in Norfolk for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Koenigsberg will re-
turn to the city today after two weeks
visit in Baltimore.
Mrs. Emma Bowers and Miss Elsie Bow
ers of I'LL u street are spending the Eas-
ter holidays in Atlantic City.
Mrs Rayner. wife of Senator Rayner. re-
ceived Thursday for the last time this sea-
son. She had assisting her Mrs. Hinckley, |
Mrs. Chesard and Mrs. Basil Gordon.
Mrs Satter and Miss Bessie Satter were
the hostesses Friday evening at an enjoy
able fancy dress dance at their home % |
Iowa circle Over twenty-five guests were
present, and the dance was one OF the pref
tlest of the season. A buffet supper was
served In the spacious dining room. after |
which the dancing was resumed. The dance |
WAS the last OF q series Of Friday evening |
affairs of which Mrs. Satter has been the |
hostess during the winter. and which have |
been much enjoyed. The girls have all been
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