Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-10

most charming woman, and was very popu-
| lar among the guests at the Cairo the past
season.
Mrs. Dixon, wife of Senator Dixon Of
Montana, left last Friday, accompanied by
her children, to visit her mother in Boston
before returning to her home in Montana,
where she expects to spend the summer.
Mrs Hoovan Rutty Of Norristown. Pa.
after having spent several weeks with her
sister, Mrs Rignald Beall Of 1441 Chaplin
street. returned home last Friday.
Mrs. Crenshaw and her daughter. Miss
Helen CrenShaw, who have recently re-
turned from abroad, are at 1754 o street,
and will spend several months here before
returning to their home in North Carolina.
Mrs. Pierce. wife of ex-Representative
Pierce Of Tennessee. who spends her win
Annapolis for several weeks, but will re-
turn here to remain until June. Mr.. and
Mrs Pierce will spend the summer in Ten
nessee, where they have beautiful home
Mrs R. 8. Bowie and her sister, Miss Sue
Huner, who have spent the past month In
New York visiting relatives and friends,
returned home last week and are at the
Sheridan apartment house.
Former Senator William A. Clark and
Mrs. Clark left yesterday for New York,
and will spend several weeks at their home
They are going abroad as usual in the early
summer
Mrs. McKenna, wife of Justice McKenna,
is going to Boston tomorrow to visit her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Davenport Brown, and later will go to New
York to visit her other two married daugh-
tiers.
Mrs. F. X. Wainwright of Philadelphia
arrived yesterday to visit her father and
mother, Senator and Mrs Foraker.
Mrs. Mark Hanna sailed yesterday for
Europe, being a passenger on the same
ship which took the Baroness Hengelmulier
and her little daughter Off for stay on
the Riviera.
Mrs John W. Dwight gave a luncheon
yesterday when her guests were Mrs Chas
Bromwell, Mrs. Henry G. Sharpe. Mrs
Leutze. Mrs. w. B. Ridgely, Mrs Holland
Wilmer, Mrs J: Watts Kearny,, Mrs.
| Chatard. Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell, Mrs.
Hooe, Miss Lucy kean and Miss Eleanor
Terry.
A pleasant evening was spent at the the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Acher. S07
o street. Thursday. March L. the event be-
ing the birthday of Mr. Acher. me dlning
flowers. Mr.. Acher was the recipient OF
many useful presents The guests were as
| follows: Mr.. and Mrs: Acher, Mr.; and
Mrs John Fairfax, MI. and Mrs; L. A.
Acher, Mrs M. Divine, Mrs. Burke. Mr.
and Mrs Kramer Burke. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
B. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs: e. L. Jordan, Mrs.
man. Miss A. Hage, Miss Peters, Mr.; 7.
Scaggs, Mr.. Robert McChesney, Mr.. WIN.
R. Brown. Mr.. w. Annette. Mr.. Plermont.
the Misses Blanche Brown, Blanche AGher
and Nina Morgan, Masters Arthur Acher,
Earl Brown and Harry Acher.
Miss Reita Goldman and Mr.. Edward
Goldman bf Baltimore were the guests OF
relatives for several days during the past
week. and have returned to their home.
Miss Carrie L. Kaufman, who has been
in Baltimore for a few weeks is now
visiting in Philadelphia as the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. David Lowrnan.
Mr.. and Mrs William Frank returned to
their home in Norfolk, Va, Sunday even
| ing last after a delightful visit IN town
with relatives.
Miss Alma Prince entertained at whist
Tuesday afternoon at her home on 10th
street in honor of ut-of-toWn guests In
| the party were Miss Clarice Tuch of New
| York city, Miss Maud Garner of Newport
| News Va, Miss Reita Wolferman of Strea-
tor, ILL.,, Miss Mabel Kaufman of New
York city, Miss Lottie Obendorfer of Gin
| cinnati, Ohio, Miss Juanita Kaufman Miss
| Malvine Woog Miss Edna Dryfus and Miss
| Edith Aaerbach. The prize was won by
| Miss Auerbach. -s-.----,-
| Mrs. Sol Meyer entertained the Afternoon
| Whist Club at her home on Massachusetts
| avenue Tuesday. Two tables were de-
| voted to the game. The prize was won
| by Mrs. S. Minister.
| An informal dance was given at the Mer-
| camille Club on Monday night by a num-
| Der of young men, who had given a series
| at the club this winter. The affair Mon
| day night was given in honor of out
! of-town guests. The couples numbering
| about thirty, enjoyed dancing until late
| hour, and during the evening buffet sup
| per was served The guests included Mr..
| and Mrs. Sylvan Bensinger, Miss Clarice
| Tuch of New York, Miss Lottie Obendorfer
| of Cincinnati, Miss Ada Heller of Winches-
| ter Miss Berdie Einstein of Baltimore,
| Miss Mabel Kaufman of New York, Miss
| Reita Wolferman of Streator, ILL.,; Miss
| Maud Garner of Newport News, Miss Jua-
| nita Kaufman, Miss Esther Behrend. Miss
| Bessie Lansburgh, Miss Juliet Meyer, Miss
| Rae Hahn and Miss Edith Auerbach, and
| the Messrs Jas. Rosenhal. Monroe Luchs.
| Harry Hahn, AL. Rosenthal, Melvin Ben
! rend. Joe Goldenberg, Zion D. Burnstein,
| Sylvan Luchs. Julian Brylawski, Allan
| Bachrach, Milton Strasburger, Louis Hirsh
| and Isaac Heidenheimer.
| A pleasant evening spent at the resi-
| dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Reynolds,
| 9O4 F street, March I, the event being the
birthday of their daughter Marie. Among