Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-23
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daughter, Mary Louise butlip " AiSuS'
Ohio V. Kean, United States army.
Miss Essie Pike of Baltimore has been
spending the week with her sister, Mrs.
Simon Kann.
Mrs Addie sigmund entertained the
Thursday Evening Card Club last week.
Miss Leona Young was among the grad
uating class of 1907 Of the normal School.
The Phoenix Club is giving bus party
today to Great Falls. The party of about
forty young ladies and gentlemen Will be
chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sig
mund. The guests are Miss Rita Baer,
Mr. Milton S. Kronheim Miss Irene Som
mers. Mr.. Sydney Guggenheim, Miss Selma
Greenappe, SIr. Bert Cohen, Miss Meryl
Goldsmith, Mr.. Phil Herman, Miss Camille
Mr.. Maury Simon, Miss Natalie Mayer,
Mr.. Eugene Young, Miss Flor Bernheimer,
Mr.. C. Grosner, Miss Estele Hano, Mr..
Nathan Frank, Miss Leona Young, Mr.;
Stern. Miss Wollberg, Mr.. NJ. Hollander,
Miss Selma Kahn, Mr.. Percy Hirsh, Miss
Lora Sommers, Mr.. Herbert Guggenhem,
Miss Kronheim, Mr.. Philip Kronheim, Miss
Flora GanSS, Mr.. Edgar kaufman and Mr..
Goldie Sigmund.
Miss Camille Herman, daughter of Mr.:
and Mrs. l. Herman of 18th street. held
large reception lNurSUdy evening dl ltI
home in honor of her graduation from the
Central High School. The drawing room
and dining room were well hlied with the
many bouquets of flowers sent the young
graduate from admring friends, and during
the evening a buffet supper was served
from an attractiVely set table.
Mr.. Salvador Richard has returned to the
city from a recent trip to Atlantic City,
where he attended a business mems conven-
ton.
Mrs. Morris Ganss, who has been the guest
of her mother Mrs. n. Peyser, for a few
days. left town last evening, accompanied
by her mother, who Will be her guest at
her home in Cleveland, Ohio, for the early
summer.
Mrs. Adolph Weyl, with her son, Max
Weyl IT. retained from Oakland, Nd on
Friday night after a three-months' stay.
Mr.. Roy Hexter of Cleveland, Ohio, is
spending few days with Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Morris and family.
At the last meeting of the Phoenix Club
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing term: Milton s. Kronheim, presi-
dent; Sydney Guggenheim, vice president;
Sydney NJ Selinger, secretary, and Philip
Herman, treasurer.
Mrs Henry Posner of Norfolk Va, re-
turned to her home after spending the early
part of the week in town with Mr.. and
Mrs. AL Sigmund.
| Mr.. Joseph Schiffman left town the end of
the week for the south to visit his former
home, Mobile, and also Gainesville. Ala.
Mr.. Schiffman will combine business with
pleasure.
Mrs Bertha Coblenzer, accompanied by
her daughters, Elsa and Lillian, sail from
Baltimore on the steamer Rhine to spend
| the summer abroad visiting some of the
| principal cities of Europe.
| Mrs. Edward Hollander, with her daugh-
| ter, Emile. are at Bluemont, Va, for the
summer months.
! Mrs A. Spear of Baltimore spent several
| days of the past week in town with rela-
| tives.
Mrs. c. sommers is in Atlantic City for
| an indefinite stay.
| Miss Louise Rowell of street left town
| the early part of the week to visit in New
| York state and Canada.
The Progress Club gave most enjoyable
outing on Sunday last to their friends. The
| trip down the Potomac was made on the
| yacht Runaway, the party landing at sew
the day were Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ullmann
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs I. L. Blout
during the week.
Miss Nina Arnold and Mr. James Lee
| Bost will be married Wednesday next al
noon at the residence of the brides mother
| DR.. Alma c. Arnold at Mohican, near Glen
| Echo, Md. The ceremony, at which Rev
Henry Frank of Chicago will officiate, will
| take place in the rose bower on the lawn
at Almasnoh, and will be a charming
| event If the weather serves. The bride will
be attended by Miss Daisy Fickensher
and Mr.. Dawson Williams will DO best