Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-06
'hss CONSTANCE HorT Miss ELEANOR RioaELY

singing. playing and dancing. Among the
! many who contributed to the evenings
pleasure were Miss Alice Athey, Miss Rose
Mehler. Mr.. Frank Jones and Miss Elsie
Roche. Refreshments were served.
Maj and Mrs. French have returned to
their 18th street home after spending the
summer on their farm in Virginia.
Mrs. Sidney A. Stevens of this city an
nounces the engagement of her daughter,
Miss Sydney Stevens, to Mr.. Harry s. Will
liston of North Hampton. Mass. The we'd
ding will take place in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs William Breuninger of 45s
Massachusetts, avenue northwest were hosts
Friday evening at an informal reception
at the celebration of their golden wedding
anniversary, relatives and intimate friends
only being present. Mr.. and Mrs. Breun-
niger were married in Philadelphia in 1857
at the Lutheran parsonage by the Rev.
Mr. Mann Later they came to this city.
Breuninger. Arthur Breuninger. Mrs. w.
brown. Miss Madeline Breuninger and
Miss Thusienelda Breuninger. Among the
grandchildren are Alexander Johnson. w.
B. Johnston. Thomas Johnston, Dorothy
Breuninger. Willis Brown, Lanford Brown,
Josephine Brown and Emily Brown.
The bride and bridegroom of fifty years
ago were the recipients of many presents
and a wealth of beautiful flowers. Mrs
Breuninger received the guests in a black
silk gown with handmade imported lace
Mr.. Breuninger wore the same coat he was
married in fifty years ago..
Lord Curzon and his three little daugh-
ters, whose mother was Mary Letter of this
city. spent last month with various rela-
tons. AS soon their father returned
from Balmacaan he brought his little girls
up to Berwickshire, where they spent a
fortnight with their aunt. Lady Miller. at
Manderston House. On the conclusion of
their Berwickshire holiday they went on to
Cumberland, where they are now the guests
of Mr.. Observation-Disclosures
A southern society woman, while on a
visit to her brothers plantation, won a
bet of 500 that she could pick hundred
pounds of cotton like any other hand in
the field and as quickly. She rose the
morning her self-imposed task began at
T. had breakfast at 6 and began work at g.
She finished the second day and turned
over her winnings to local charity.
Miss Reita Wolferman left for her home
in Streator, Ill, on Wednesday, after a
stay of some months east with relatives.
The wedding of Miss Wolferman and Mr..
Monroe Luchs of this city will be one of
the events of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Breslau and daugh-
ter Carline have just moved into their
apartment in the Madrid, Kalorama avenue
and 18th street northwest.
Mrs. Emma Bauer and daughter, Miss
Elsie Bauer, returned to Washington the
end OF the past week from abroad, where
they had been travelling during the sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Kaufman. Miss Carrie
Kaufman and Mr. Abe Jacoby were at
home to their many friends on Sunday
evening last at BIG M street in honor Of
the engagement Of Miss Kaufman and Mr.
Jacooby. They had assisting them Several
young ladies.
AIrs. Julius Lansburgh and son. Richard
Lansburgh, have returned to town after
spending the summer at Deer Park, A--,
and are staying at the Arlington Hotel.
DR.. Abram Simon. rabbi of the Eighth
street Temple, will leave town this after
noon for Cincinnati. Ohio, to attend the
ference Of rabbis. to be held in that city
DR.. Simon expects to be gone about ten
days and will visit Columbus and other
cities before his return.
Mrs. H. Baar. Miss Bertha Baar and lr
lldney Baar have taken an apartment In
the Savoy. 18th and Girard streets, Column
bia Heights
Mrs. Abe King and son Henry, returned
to town during the week from a several
weeks visit in Patterson, N. J.. where
they were the guests of Mrs. Kings par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. latz
Miss Fannie H. Rosenthal Of Baltimore
and Mr.. Samuel J. Steinberger of this city,
whose engagement was recently announced
will be at home this evening from to
10 o'clock at the home of Mr.. Steinberge r's
sister, Mrs Charles Floyd Beers, 1927 New
Jersey avenue northwest
Mr. Alfred Wollberg of Alexandria, Va
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
Wollberg at the Home apartment, 7th and
Massachusetts avenue northwest, before
leaving for Charlottesville, Va.
Mrs. John Strahorn and son John, Of
Elkton, Md. arrived in town Monday, and
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs: Adolph
Weyl, $40 Sheridan street. North Bright
wood. where they will be pleased to see
their friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Morton ]. Luchs, the latter
formerly Miss Ernestine Frank whose
wedding took place recently in New York
city, expected to arrive in town either
today or TOMORROW from thair waddinoz