Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-21

We're played the prizes being won by Miss
Maude Baer and Miss Hilda jacob. Re
freshments We're served during the after
noon from daintily spread table. Those
in the party were Miss Rosenbaum, Miss
Helen d. Engel Miss Malvine Woog. Miss
Essie Sanger, Miss Florine Rosenthal Miss
Sarah Leon, Miss Clara Strauss, Miss
Maude Baer, Miss Hiida jacob. Mrs. Oscar
Baum. Miss Jennie Sanger and Miss Car
RE Baer.
Mrs Sidney H. Reizenstein has been
spending the week in New York city with
her sister, Mrs. Isadore Saks, at the Hotel
Majestic.
Mr.. and Mrs William Hahn of P street
have returned from d weeks stay in At
lantic City
Mrs. l. Fuld of New York city, who has
been Visiting her sisters the Misses Cohen
of r street, leaves for her home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Lu!ley of a0o Westmin-
ster street will be at home this afternoon
after 4 O clock in honor of the confirmat ton
of their son. Charles, which took place at
the Temple yesterday morning. Mrs. Lulley
will have with her her sister, Mrs Otto
Wolf of Uniontown Ala.
Mrs. Dave. Cohn Is the guest of her
father, Mr.. Gustave Lansburgh of 1918 Yer
mont avenue. and expects to leave for New
York city today.
Mr.. Henry King has Joined his mother in
Paterson, N. j.. and will return home dur
ing the week
Mr. Arthur KATE of Paterson, N j., was
the guest of Mr.. A. King for several days
Mrs James Lansburgh. with her sister,
Miss Mannheim OF ST. Louis. Mo-. who has
been her house guest, in Atlantic City. !
Mrs. Charles Rice of Norfolk, Neh, who
has been the guest of her aunt. Mrs. L. F.
Levy. sails for abroad on Tuesday.
Wednesday, evening the Phoenix Club gave
vaudevi lie performance and smoker for
its members and friends. Confederate
and white, the club coors. and around
the room appropriate posters with witty
sayings, concerning the gentlemen pres
ent afforded much amusement Mr.
| made the opening address and then hand
ed the management of the evening over to
the committee. consisting of Messrs. Eugene
Young. chairman: Phil Herman and Morris
Simon, who introduced the following pro-
gram An original monologue and dance
on "Patriotism," by Mr. Lawrence D. En-
gle: a chalk talk by Mr.. Roe Fuikerson: a
| song by AIR. Morris Simon. whistling by
| Mr.. Griffith and q monOlogue by Mr. Leon
Pretzfeider. An orchestra played during
the evening and during the banquet, while
/ clever toasts and jol ity. prevailed. Each
guest was presented with a novel and
unique souvenir.
Those present were the Messrs. Leon
Pretzfeider, Sidney Guggenheim Milton
S. Kronheim. Bert Cohen, Philip Herman
Eugene Young, Morris Simon, Leo Fishel.
Nathan Frank. Clarence Grosner, Herbert
tGuggenheim. Percy Hirsh. Edgar Kaufman,
Philip kronheim. Myer Loeb Alvin New
| myer, Sidney Selinger. Goldie Sigmund
Milford Stern. Allan Bachrach, Bernard
Baer, Joseph Baum. Joseph Bendheim. GIL
bert Bensinger. Zion D. Bernstine, Morris
| Biumenfeld, Milton Brock. Philip Brown.
| Sol cohn, Archie D. Engle. Lawrence D..
| Engle. Stanley Fischer. Sidney Frank, Roe
Fulkerson, Ben Frank. Sidney Gunst.
| Maury Herman. Max Hirsh. Monroe Hol-
! lander David Stern. David Wolf Joseph
Kaufman. Barney Kfawans. Harold Kauf-
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