Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-20

Mendelssohn occasional died away danced
a breakdown to the accompaniment OF
Weber and Field medley. In addition there
was Russian Driving figure In the
dark, with yokes ablaze with electric flow
ers; Swing figure, in which swings were
let down from the ceiling. and a mistress
Mary figure, in which the women were
concealed behind flowers in a garden where
the flowers turned out to be flower hats for
the women. Besides the flower hats there
were flower fans favors, English prim-
roses in baskets trimmed with big bows.
real live tortoise shell kittens and English
bull terrier pups. Favors for the men were
English officers hats. walking sticks, mono
Giles and orders of the Golden Fleece, Iron
Cross and other gaudy trinkets.
Mrs Bonaparte. wife of the Attorney
General, will not receive next Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs l. L. Blout held a large re-
ception at their home Wednesday evening
in honor of the Seventeth birthday anniVer-
sary of Mr.. Blout. The house was beauti-
fully decorated in palms, pink and white
azaliaS and SmilaX, and scattered through
the rooms were the many bouquets sent the
host by admiring friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
Biout received their guests in the main
drawing ROOM the latter gowned in mauve
satin trimmed with beautiful lace, while
in the dining room Mrs Edward Mayer, as
sisted by Mrs Morris Clark of New York,
Miss Natalie Mayer and Miss jeanette
Blout of Montreal, presided at the well ap-
pointed table, the decorations of which were
loving cup filled with pink roses and ferns,
and at one end of the table was an attrac-
tive pink candy hat filled with dafnties.
Mrs. Harry Wittgenstein served punch
during the evening. The magnificent solid
silver tea service. consisting of six pieces
on silver tray presented by the members
of the Eighth Street Temple to Mr.. Blout,
their president, held a conspicuous place In
the dining room. and was much admired.
Mr.. Blout was the recipient of many beau
tifuI gifts
The Evening Bowling Club met Friday
evening. After the game a supper was
enjoyed. Those in the party were Miss Ella
Steiner. Mr.. Louis Bush, Miss Freda Lind
kaufman of Norfolk, Mrs. Fannie Levy,
Mr. Edward Rosenthal, Miss Berdie Steiner
and Mr.. Samuel SchwarZ.
Miss Esther Behrend gave dance at her
home in X street Thursday evening in
honor of her guest, Miss Hattie Kopf Of
Boston The affair took place in the main
parlor. the decorations being in pink. and
was a most enjoyable one the house being
well adapted for dancing. The guests
numbering about twenty-six, included Miss
Kopf, Mr.. Joseph Dryfus, Miss Elsa San
ders. Mr.. Stanley Auerbach, Miss Fannie
Heilprin. Mr.. Al Rosenthal, Miss Malvine
Woog Mr.. Julian Brylawski Miss Teckla
sondheimer, Mr.. Irwin Hollander, Miss
Frances Sanders. Mr. Monroe Luchs, Miss
Ray Hahn. Mr.. Milton Baer, Miss Edna
Dryfus, Mr.. Milton Strasburger, Miss Car
RE Baer, Mr.. Allan Bachrach. Miss Nellie
Behrend, Mr. Melvin Behrend. Miss Blanche
Hollander, Mr.. Louis Hrsh. Mr.. James
Rosenthal, Mr.. Joseph Goldenberg and Dr.
Edwin Behrend. During the evening supper
was served in the dining room.
Mr. and Mrs Abe Cohn and Miss LeAise
Cohn, who have been the guests of Mr.
Gustave Lansburgh and family, went to
New York Monday for a weeks visit
before returning to their home in Pitts
burg, Pa.
Mr.. Joseph kaufman of New York city
spent a few days in town with relatives
during the past week.
Mrs Morris Clark will leave town today
for her home in New York city after a
pleasant visit the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
|. l.. Blout
The Misses Sanders entertained at lunch
con Saturday in honor of out-of-town
friends.
Mr. NJ F. Eiseman has sent out cards
announcing the marriage of his daughter
Helene to Mr.. Abe Sigmund, on Monday
January H. Washington, D.. c.
Miss Hattie Kopf of Boston, formerly of
this city is the guest of Miss Esther Beh-
rend, 1914 X street.
Mrs Joseph schiffman. 1862 Harvard
street will be at home Fridays during the
season.
Mrs Marx kaufman and Mr. Milton
Kaufman have returned to the city from a
two weeks stay al Lake Saranac, n Y.
Miss Lillian Harris of New York city is
visiting her sister. Mrs Phil. King, at the
Imperial, Washington Heights.
Miss Helene Enge is visiting at Port
Washington, L. J.. as the guest of Mr.. and