Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-29
SOCIETY

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we're Messrs Walter Bacon. B. Schlossner,
| Martin Alvin and Joseph Junghans. The
church was beautifully decorated with
smiax and white chrysanthemums. me
| bride entered the church TO The strains
of the 'Lohengrin" wedding march with
her father. who gave her away. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walker are both members OF the
| Douglas Sunday school The bride re-
| ceived a number of beautiful and useful
presents The couple will be at home to
their friends at 1926 Gales street north
| east
The daughters OF Col. Stockton Heth.
! Miss Virginia and Miss Pickett Heth. Will
! be at home Wednesdays in the family res
| idence on Massachusetts, avenue. They
| will give dance next month.
| a1r. Siegfried Fantl returned to Savan-
nah. Ga, the early part of the week after
spending some time in town with Mrs.
| Fantl and daughter
! The daughters of the RebeCca Lodge,
! d -. T.. celebrated their forty-fifth ami
versary by giving an entertainment and
bail at the New Masonic Temple Thanks
giving night. which brought together
! large assemhlage. A large sum was real
| lied. which will he given to charity. Dane
ing was enjoyed until late hour, and
during the evening supper was served in
the dining hall.
Mr. and Mrs. A. III. Strasburger have
returned from their wedding journey, and
are residing on II street northwest
Mrs. Calvert Rosenthal and daughter
have returned to their apartment in the
kenesaw from visit in Baltimore with
relatives.
Miss Berdie Steiner Of I. street has
been spending the Thanksgiving holidays
with Miss Adele Haas in Philadelphia and
with her sister, Mrs. Leon, In New York
city.
Mr.. David Posner of New York Is MAX
ing week end visit in town with friends.
| Mrs. Charles Kaufman 2471 18th street
was hostess on Friday night at a large
dinner party, when she entertained men,
| berS of her family in honor of her birth
day. The table decorations were in pink,
| a large cluster of pink carnations and
| ferns formed the center piece, and at
| each end of the table were pink-shaded
| candelabra. Those present were: Mr.. and
| Mrs. Benjamin Frank of Baltimore, Mr..
| and Mrs. Joseph c. kaufman, Mr.. and
| MRS. Albert Sigmund. Mr.. and Mrs. Sid
| ney C. kaufman. MIR. Harold Kaufman,
Mr. Nathan Frank. Miss Leona Young,
| Mr. and Mrs. A. Lehman, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Edgar Kaufman, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Blout. Mr.. Joseph Frank and Mr.. Sidney
| Frank of Baltimore. The hostess was
| the recipient of many beautiful gifts and
| flowers.
| Mrs. Caroline King of Biltmore street
| had as her guest the early part of the
| week her sister, Mrs. Isaac Strouse Of
| Baltimore.
| Miss Carrie Adler leaves for her home
| in Pittsburg today. after a lengthy visit
| in town with her sister, Mrs. Joseph
Ct
Miss Essie Pike of Baltimore is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Simon kann of
Belmont road, prior to her departure for
Texas, where she will spend the winter.
At the Tuesday night whist party at the
Mercantile Club this week the bridge
prize was won by Mrs. Sias Rosenthal
and the whist prize by Mrs. M. Hano. A
| number Of tables were devoted to the
games.
MRS. Preston Luck of Mifdleburg. Va,
and Miss Daisy Welsh Of The Plains, Va,
| who have been spending part of the week
in town with relatives, have returned to
their homes.
Miss Rose Wheatfield who is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Schwab of Co
lumbia road expects to leave for her
home in Baltimore Tuesday.
The marriage of Miss Julia l. Rose,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Edward l..
Rose. and Mr.. Carl T. Derry of Bolivar,
w. Va. will take place at the Church of
the Advent Wednesday, December 2. The
ceremony will be performed by the Rev.
Edward Marshall Mott.
ing her brother, DR.. r. Luce. returned to
her home in New York state Friday night.
A pleasant time was spent last Wednes-
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1903 Massachusetts avenue northeast. the
occasion being a social gathering of the
EX We lie Club. The president. Mr. Will
liam ]. Boyd: vice president, Miss Elberta
and treasurer, Miss Catharine Thompson.
were present. The other members of the
club present were the Misses Irene Wade.
Marie Wade. Mabel Hammond, Lille
Palmer. Edna Boyd, Ethel Pryor.
and the Messrs. Ray Barrick. Fred Lake,
Arthur Frick. Aloysius Stormont and
Victor Jaeger
The evening was spent in dancing and
singing. Later refreshments were served
in the dining room, which was decorated
with palms, chrysanthemums and the
club colOrs> A new member was intro
duced to the club. Mr.. Frederick Lake.
The club will meet again December 16 at
the new home of Miss liberia Thorn, .
7th street southeast
Mrs Augustus P. Crenshaw and Miss
Crenshaw will not be at home until Tues
day. January II.
The juniors Of the immaculate Semi
nary, Wisconsin avenue, entertained the
seniors Wednesday, November %, in
honor of st. katherine of Alexandria,
patron of philosophy. whose day was
prettily commemorated with a program
of music and Rotations opened by Rev.
Father Mallon, pastor of st. AIMS
Church of Tenleytown, who reviewed the
life Of ST. Katherine in an address. The
entertainment included nine-course din
ner to the seniors Miss Gloria John Hunt
and Miss Cathrine Elizabeth Freeman.
The decorations were in the seniors
colors. old rose and silver, and the beau
tiful dining room of the seminary was
also artistically arranged with flags and
flowers. The favors and menu cards were
hand-painted. The dinner followed
by dancing. The junior hostesses who
honored ST. Katherine's day i'm such
graceful fashion were Miss Marguerite
Kennedy, Miss Zite Wallace, Miss Hilda
Bryne and Miss Agnes Anderton
Mrs. Naomi f. Hagerman and her son
Lawrence will return today after spend
ing Thanksgiving with friends in West
moreland county. Va.
The marriage of Miss Bessie Lucille
Alburger daughter of Mr.. William III