Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-03

| Langley of Kentucky. is in the city. and
| has taken an apartment at the Burlington
| for the winter.
The children of ST. Andrews Episcopal
Sunday school were entertained at Hal
| ioween social Thursday evening IN the
| parish hall. The hall was decorated for
| the occasion, and games were INDUCED in
until a late hour, after which refresh
| ments were served.
| Mrs Wynkoop wife Of DIR. Wynkoop.
has been entertaining for the past week
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. lie Butts of
! Bluemont, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor. formerly Of st.
Louis. Mo. are located on street for
the winter.
Mrs. Ledcum and her little son Paul
and her sister, Miss Julia Evans, have
| gone to New Orleans to spend the winter
| with friends.
Mrs. Johnson and her daughter. who
| have been spending some time in the city
as the guests of Mrs. NJ. T. Hall on 18th
street. returned to their home in New
| York city last week.
Garner of Texas, and her little son Fully
are in the city and have taken an apart
ment at the Burlington for the winter.
!
Hughes of West Virginia, and her two
interesting daughters are in the city. They
have an apartment at the Burlington on
Vermont avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Reizenstein of New
| York city returned to their home the mid
| die of the week after a visit with the
latter's mother, Mrs. r. Harris, at the
| Oakland.
| Mrs. Simon Lyon has as her guest her
sister, Mrs A. M. Rosenthal of Indfanapo-
lis. IND. and will be pleased to see their
The second whist and euchre party at
the Mercantile Club for this season took
place Monday afternoon last, and a
numper OF tables were devoted to the
games. The bridge whist prize was won
by Mrs Maurice D. Rosenberg, the whist
prize by Miss Julia Goldsmith of Fred
ericksburg. Va. and Mrs. Baer carried off
| the euchre prize.
Mrs Siegfried Fantl and little daughter
Ernestine left town yesterday for their
nome In Savannah, Ga, after spending
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Max Cohen of Pitt
more street.
Mr. Monroe Hollander celebrated his
s"snlS -lifst plrthday by giving a stag
dinner party Monday evening last Most
OF those present are members Of the
| Phoenix Club. which presented the host
with a diamond ring. The affair took
place at the home Of Mr.. Sam Steinber-
| ger The dining hall was decorated in
bunting and the clubs colors. brown and
white. During the dinner many toasts
were drunk to the health of the host and
toplcal songs were sung. Each guest was
the recipient of an appropriate souvenir
around the table were Messrs. D. J.
Kaufman. Samuel Steinberger. Milton
Goldsmith, Alvin Newmyer, Dr. Harry NJ.
Kaufman, Philip Herman, Lester A. Marx,
barry Hollander, Robert Joyce, J. Harry
Cunningham, John Ophen, Milton Kauf-
man, irwin Hollander and Allan Hollander
Mrs. Lee Wolf is visiting Mr. and Mrs
Albert Behrend in Brooklyn, n Y. and
VIII also visit in New York city.
Mrs. Clara Breslau announces the en-
gagement of her daughter, Sadye to Mr..
Goldsmith Sigmund of this city.
A Halloween bridge whist party was
given Thursday evening at Villa Flora
The party of about eight couples went out
to North Brightwood by trolley and re-
turn. The walk leading up to the house
was artistically decorated with lighted
jack-o'-lanterns and pumpkins. During
the evening supper was served from an
attractively laden table, having for a
center piece a large pumpkin with stream
ers of ribbons radiating to each guests
place. Upon pulling them each one re-
ceived a miniature pumpkin d $ a souvenir.
e grage whist ans tW was 2syea most of The
| the party were Mr.. and Mrs. Gerson
Nordlinger, Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Lyon,
Mrs. Rosenthal of Indianapolis. Mr. and
Mrs. julius Peyser, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Fell
elmer and Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvan Bensin-
ger.
Mr.. Henry Adler of Pittsburg, Pa, will
be ha of ire hal
of Clifton street for the next two weeks
or more.
Mrs Louis Koenigsberg of New York
city Is the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Charles kaufman of 2471 18th street.
Mrs. Ben Frank Of Baltimore is also the
| guest of her mother for several days.
The Tuesday Afternoon Embroidery
Circle held its first meeting for this sea
son Tuesday Of the past week at the home
of Mrs. Joseph Abel.
Mrs. Fanny Oppenheimer Of eO4 I street
will leave Washington today for New
York city, where she will reside perma-
nently.
Miss Florence Nathan Of Paterson. n
| j., has been the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
K. Sanger, 1870 U street northwest.
Mrs. H. Oppenheimer and Mrs. David
Goldsmith have returned from visit in
New York city.
Mrs Julia Luchs and Mr.. and Mrs
| Sylvan BenSinger have given Up their z
| street residence, and have taken an apart
ment in the Sterling, Calvert street
| northwest.
Miss Helene Engel went to New York
| Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Rel
| zenstein and will be their guest for sew
| eral weeks.