Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-20

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mony, but reception will follow, to which
limited number of guests have been
asked.
Mrs. Ben Frank of Baltimore spent Fri
day in town with relatives. The many
friends of Mr.. Nathan Frank will be glad
to learn that he is convalescing from his
attack of typhoid fever.
Mrs. Abe Cohen of Columbus. Ohio. re-
| turned home on Wednesday. after a several
weeks visit with her daughter, Mrc. NJ. 7.
| Rosenberg.
After a delightful visit of two weeks in
| town Miss Julia Kaufman will leave for her
| home in Norfolk, Va, this evening.
Mrs. Henry Posner of Norfolk stopped
| over in town for short visit en- route to
| New York
| Mrs B. Hartz left Washington on Tues
| day to spend the remainder of the winter
| with Mrs. Levi, in Manning, g. c.
! The Progress Club gave a stag theater
| party, followed by supper, on tuesday
| evening.
Mrs. Warren Yenawine and Miss Mildred
Yenawine have returned to Philadelphia.
Mrs. Ralph Goldheim, with her son, Le-
| roy, of Baltimore, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Isidore Goldheim of 18th street.
The members of the Phoenix Club have
evening of February 6, at the Shoreham.
Miss Dyke of New York city is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Picard.
| Mrs Eugene Behrend will be at home
Wednesdays at 1877 Sth street northwe-t.
Miss Helen Hopfenmaier has returned to
the city from a several weeks visit in
Macon Ga.
Mrs. Hechinger was at home to her
friends last Sunday afternoon and evening
at her home on NJ street. in honor of her
seventy fifth birthday
Miss Nellie Behrend and Miss Edna Dry
fus entertained at matinee theater party
during the week Miss Hattie Kopf of Bos-
ton, Miss Esther Behrend, Miss Mabel
Kaufman of New York and Miss Juanita
Kaufman
Mr.. Leon -.eizenstein of New York city is
spending few days in town with relatives.
The wedding of Miss Racie Herzog of
Cincinnati, Ohio, and Mr. Gus Louis of this
city took place ON Monday in Cincinnati
Mr.. David Louis was best man for his
brother After wedding journey Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis will reside in this city on Irving
street.
lamy Storer will soon make their home per-
manently in France They have selected
Versailles as a place of residence, having
spent much time there previous visits
to Europe 1t is only half hour from
Paris, with train every few minutes. Its
nearneSs to Sevres, where are the royal
porcelain works, will still further commend
It to Mrs. Storer, who has never lost in
terest in ceramics in all stages of develop
ment. The home of Mrs. Storer's daughter
(Margaret Nichols) Marquise de Chambrun
is in the Rue st. Germaine, Paris. She has
two lovely children, to whom the Storers
are devoted.-Cincinnau Inquirer.
At recent very jolly costume party in
Cincinnati the guests were asked tn come
as boys or dolls. The result was an amaz-
ing one. The house was decorated with
tinsel garlands, on (which were Jung paper
dolls, hundreds in number.
Mrs Franklin H. Lawson will spend the
rest of the winter with Mr.. and Mrs
Dwight Wilcox on their Cuban plantation.
Mrs. J. W. Barnes, who has been spend
ing the past three weeks at the National
Farm School the guest of her sister, Miss
Abrams, returned home last Wednesday,
and Is at the Alabama, 18th and n streets
northwest.
Mrs. Page, wife of Representative Page
gave reception last Tuesday at the Cairo
in honor of Mrs. Walter Page of New York
The parlors of the Cairo We're prettily deco
rated with palms and cut flowers for the
occasion.
A progressive euchre party was given at
724 18th street last Thursday evening There
was a large number of people present and
beautiful prizes were given.
Mrs. M Bowie of 22d street left last week
to spend several weeks in New York
Madame Thierry was at home to her
friends last Monday al tie Portland The
parlors were beautifully decorated with
pink roses She was assisted in receiving
by her mother Madame Denis
Miss Wood. sister of Representative Ira
Wood of New Jersey returned to tho citv
Friday and will be guest at the Norman
die for the season.
Madame Quesada, wife Of the minister