The Washington herald., 1907-02-10

Mrs. Lamar entertained yesterday at a
luncheon In honor of Mrs. Lowry, OF
Atlanta. Those invited 10 meet the
charming guest OF honor were Mrs. Shaw,
Mrs Overman, Mrs. Talmage, Mrs. cha
tard Mrs. Goddard. Mrs Bigelow, Mrs
HnOwland, Mrs Waldo, Mrs. William Nj.
Howard, and Mrs. Charles II. Wilcox.
Mrs. Harry S. Wolf. of $50 G street
southeast will be at home on Thursdays
in March.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Eighth
Street Temple gave a euchre % the Mer-
camille Club on Monday afternoon. which,
despite the inclement weather. was very
largely attended. The prize winners were
Mrs. Kayser, Mrs Louis Laupheimer
Mrs. Selinger, and Mrs. George D. Levy.
Mrs. Harry Kaufman. Of Columbia
road has returned from a visit TO Balti-
more.
Mrs. Charles Schneider and Miss Pau
line Rubenstein, of Augusta, Ga, are the
guests Of Mrs. NJ. Silver. of liz New
Hampshire avenue.
Mrs. Julius 7. Peyser. Of Sixteenth
street, is entertaining Miss Maud Garner
OF Newport News. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins
and Maj. and Mrs. Charles /. McCawley
were among the hosts entertaining large
dinner companies last evening.
MT. and Mrs. o. J. De Moll. Of Florence
Court. are receiving congratulations on
the birth Of a little daughter.
Mrs. Howry. IT'S I street, win not be
at home tomorrow.
Dir. James RosenthaI left Friday for
New Orleans. to attend the Merdi
Gras festivities.
Messrs. Sam and Louis Herzeg. OF
Chicago, are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. S. CHASER, OF First street.
Miss Dora Garner. OF Newport News.
is visiting Miss Florence Gusdorf, Of
Seventh street.
DR.. and Mrs. B. Leon, OF the Falcon.
gave a dinner on Sunday evening In
honor Of Miss Ella Steiner and Mr.
1 Louis Bush. whose wedding viii take
| place very shortly. The other guests
were Miss Josie Steinberger. Miss
/ Blanche Stern, Mr. Ben Walburg, and
/ Dir. Sam Steinberger
Mrs VIII Garner. Of Newport News
and Mr.. Norris Gauss. OF Cleveland,
/ Ohio. are in town for the Herzog-
! Peyser wedding, and are the guests Of
Mrs. " Peyser, Of 1873 Q street.
Miss Florence Gusdorf will enter
tain the W. d. c. this afternoon.
One Of the most successful and en-
/ ioyable social events Of the season took
! place Wednesday evening at the Shore
/ ham Hotel. when the Phoenix Club
/ gave its second anniversary dance The
I ball room was decorated with palms
and flowers intermingled with brown
and white, the club coIors During the
/ evening an elaborate supper was served
in the banquet hall Those present
were. Misses Iona Stern. Camille Her
/ man. Ernestine Rich. Natalie Mayer.
/ Rcna Fishel, jeanette Blont, OF Mon
treal; Flora Gauss. Hiida Frank. Of
/ Norfolk, Va; Meryl Goldsmith, Irene
/ Sommers, Hortense SOndheimer. Flora
/ Bernheimer, Lena Young, Cora Som
/ meTs, Mae Hirsh. Maud Raer. Estelle
! Hand, and Messrs. Leon PretZfelder,
4 Milton S Kronheimer Sidney Gugreu-
helm. Albert Cohn, Phil Herman Leo
5. Fishel, Maury Simon. Sidney NJ. Sell
niger, Alvin Newmeyer, Edgar c. Kauf-
man. Eugene Young. Meyer J. Loeb.
/ Clarence w. Grosncr. Meyer G. Sig
mund, Milford J. Stern. Herbert Gug-
Senheim, Philip A. Kronheim. and
/ Percy ffirsCh. The committee I'm
/ charge Of the affair was composed OF
Phil Herman, chairman; Leon Pretz-
fielder, and Leo S Fishel.
Mr. and Mrs. Lu Hechinger enter
tanned at whist on Wednesday evening.
drs. Ffoulke and Mrs. Barney have ar
ranged a very artistic valentine tea
and tableaux to take place in the New
Willard ballroom on Tuesday, February
L. at $3.50 O'Clock in the afternoon.
AIRS. Morris Murray. Mrs. Nathanial
Simpkins. and Mrs Charles Rae will
have charge Of the tea room, assisted by
twenty-four young ladies, eight Of whom
viii be dressed as mattresses and will
attend 10 the tables, while eight more
will sell programmes. and an additional
eight viii offer valentines for sale.
The tableaux viii be Of miscellaneous
subjects, one Of which, Venus and
Cupid" is considered most attractive
Miss Simpkins representing Venus.
/ In addition 10 the tableauX will be a
pantOmime story OF "PeTTiOtt and Peg
riette." Mrs. Sulson Hutchias will rem
der a group Of ballads, and Mr.. Phelps
Brown has written a song for the pro-
lOguo Of the tableaux, which will be sung
by Newton Gulick.
After the tabieaux, Mrs. Chapman
Smith, dressed as a valentine will sins
some verses. introducing the valentine
tea Music viii be furnished by the Ma
rine Band.
Mrs. Fluckey. of Capitol Hill. entertained
at whist Tuesday evening. when hel
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. lie Roy Par
ker, Mr.. and Mrs. Speer, Mr.. and Mrs
H. o. Hine Mr. and Mrs. NJ J. Hlne
DIT. and Mrs. Sunny. Mr.. Tarbox, Mr.
and Mrs. Pitcher Mr.. and Mrs. Ruck-
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Nottingham. and Miss
Nottingham.
Judge Adolph G. Wolf. of the SUI
preme Court of Porto Rico, has re-
turned TO his Official duties after spend
ing some time with his parents, Hon
and Mrs. Simon Wolf.
Mrs. Sol Rothschild is in Baltimore
for a short visit.
Miss Strauss, Of Pittsburg, is the
guest Of her sister Mrs. Oscar Baum