Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-09
rice Blumenfeld, Joseph Ullman, Benjamin
Dryfus and Harry Sanger.

rice Blumenfeld, Joseph Ullman, BeNJaillil
Dryfus and Harry Sanger.
The ladies of the Saturday Evening Whist
Club, who have given their parties Mt the
Mercantile Club during the winter, gave
most enjoyable surprise whist party last
evening at the club to Mrs. Harry King in
recognition of her services for having ar
ranged the affairs during the season. About
twenty-eight ladies were in the party.
Two prizes were given to those having the
highest scores. During the evening Mrs.
King was again surprised by being present.
ed with a beautiful piece of silver. After
the game the guests adjourned to the dining
room, where a supper was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hirsh Of New York city
have been spending part of their honeymoon
II town sightseeing, Ell route from the ex-
position.
Mrs II. Reizenstein, who has been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Heilbrun at Mount
Vernon, N. Y, for some weeks. is now The
guest OF. her brother, Mr.. Louis Auerbach,
and, family at Wave Crest, Far Rockaway,
L. l.
Mrs Max Cohen has returned to her
home 1871 Biltmore street after an ex-
tended visit in Sumter. S. c., as the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Ferd Levi.
Mr.. and Mrs. spitz are at Tacoma Park
for the summer.
Miss BERTHE May Pote. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Pote, entertained party
of young friends at her home, 1913 10th
street southeast. Thursday evening, the
occasion being in celebration of the six
tenth birthday of the hostess. After an
informal reception of the guests a couple
Of hours were spent in popular games and
dancing, followed by piano recital and
vocal music.
An elegant birthday dinner was served in
the dining room. which had been decorated
in a red and pink color scheme of roses.
carnations interviewer with ferns and other
Thn n he a
a counterpart of the room adornments. The
hostess was the recipient of number Of
remembrances from her guests.
Miss Pote is the accomplished daughter
os Harry Pote, chief engineer of the Dis
trict building, and one of the popular
young schools girls of the Cranch School,
18th and G streets, in the southeast sec
ton of the city.
Those present were: Mrs Elizabeth Ellis,
Mrs. Harry w. Ellis. Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
RICHTER, and the Misses Viola RICHTER,
Elizabeth G. Culp, Ethel and Phillippa
Whealy, Florence and Susan Parson. Mary
Melting. Lillian Jacobs. Mary Truman,
Mary Hinwood. Della Crothers. Elsie v.
Pote. and Mrs. w. w. Jefferson Of Peters
Petersburg Va; Arthur RICHTER, jr., Bur
dett RICHTER, Fred Driher and Louis c. w.
Pote.
route to the beautiful country seat Llango-
Ian, near Bluemont, Va. are spending a few
DAYS with Mr. and Mrs. John A. Baker.
They were married at noon on Wednes-
day the 5th instant and after the wedding
breakfast, left for New York On the $3.50
train.
1t was a quiet wedding, attended by the
members of the respective families only
Mrs. Landes Maleck, sister of the bride:
Mrs w H. Greenough, Mrs. Mary Green
ough Stevenson, Mr. w. H. Greenough and
Mr. and Mrs John A. Baker
An out-of-town wedding. which will in
terest many Washingtonians, was that of
Miss Halle Ray Norris and DIR. Merton
Simpson Pearre. 1t occurred very quie'lE
on the afternoon of Saturday the LIST of
June in their home town, Cnionvilie, Md
Both bride and groom represent Maryland
Oldest families, the formers parents being
the latter's Judge Pearre OF Frederick CITY
court house and Mrs. Pearre.
They very attractive and popular young
bride wore a beautifully tailored travellng
gown of sapphire blue chiffon wolfe, over
taffeta of the same shade, with hat ana
gloves to match. The couple were attended
only by Miss Mary Anders of Union Bridge,
Md and the groom's brother, Mr.. David Z.
Pearre of Unionville. and were surrounded
only by their relatives and a very lew IN
innate friends. DR.. and Mrs. Pea:re are
now on a honeymoon jaunt to points south,
but will. as stated on the announcement
cards be at home after June 10, in Union
Vile DR.. Pearre is graduate in medicine,
class of 1900 of the University of Mary
land.
Marcia Burns Chapter, No. q, Daughters
of the American Revolution. met last
Wednesday afternoon at the nome or the
regent, 1858 Irving street northwest and
perfected its organization with the following
list of members: Mrs. Ellis Logan. regent:
Mrs Redwood Vandegrift. vice regent; mrs.
Otto L. Veerhoff. recording secretary; MIS-
Helen Nelson DOGGY, corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs Julian c. Dowell, treasurer; Mrs.
lydia Dyre Ellicott, registrar: Mrs. Charles
Al Penner historian; Mrs Gilbert S. Warn,
cha plain: Mrs Frederick w. Won Dachen-
hansen, parliamentarian; Mrs. Frank l..
Ayerill Mrs William H. Baker, Mrs. Fred
erick G. Bryan Mrs. Pleasant T. Chapman,
Mrs Howard A. Coombs. Mrs. Charles L.
Du Bots, Mrs John Farnswcrth, Mrs. Con-
rad Hesse Mrs. Harry Mclean. Mrs. Mar
garet Moore. Mrs. Francis A. st. Clair. Or.
Clarissa b. Tufts and Mrs. James F. Tufts.
Next Wednesday night the members of
the Octagon Club will give a farewell dance