Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-08
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at the beautiful home of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs c. G. Giddings, near Leesburg.
Va. Miss Giddings' guests include her
brot her-in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clinton Adams. and Miss Louise Weldon,
Miss Pearl Kraemer, Mr.. Frank Meloy.
Mr.. Thomas Weldon and Mr.. John
Slaven. all of Washington.
Miss Corrne Schmidt. who has been
spending the past month in Washington
as the guest of Mrs. NJ. V. Moran of n
street. left last Wednesday for her home
in Mckeesport, Pa.
Mrs. Ben White and her daughter. Miss
Lillian Viers. were the guests last week
| of Miss Frances Weldon at her home on
Monroe street.
| Miss Eleanore Evans who has been
spending some time in Washington as
the guest of relatives returned recently
to her home in Chattanooga. Tenn
Miss Patty Washington, who has been
the guest of Miss Susie Fawcett in Alex
andria, has returned home.
Miss Mamie Clay Sheehy was the
hostess at an unusually pretty little Hal
loween dance last Saturday at her home
on p street, when her guests were her
schoolmates at the Western High School.
The drawing rooms were artistically ar
ranged with decorations appropriate to
the day, and the dining room. where
buffet supper was served at late hour.
was a mass of autumn leaves and chrys-
anthemums. Miss Sheehy. in dainty
frock of pale blue chiffon over liberty
silk of the same shade. was assisted In
receiving her guests by her mother. Mrs.
James j. Sheehy who wore a handsome
gown of pink messaline over chiffon. The
guests included Miss Dorothy Merriam
i y11ls~ L ynR<S
Miss Florence Alexander. Miss Mary
Radford. Miss Winifred Ambrose, Miss
Vera Cleemes. Miss Catherine Silliman
Mr.. Theodore Howard. Mr.. Raymond
Obenchain. Mr.. Frank Scofeld. Mr.. VIM
cent Smith. Mr.. Magruder Mcdonald. Mr..
Mann Crafty. Mr.. James Sheehy. jr.
| Mr.. Harold Fay and Mr.. Frank Sheehy.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Meyer have re-
turned to the city from their wedding
journey to Cuba and are now at 21ao
18th street northwest. Mrs Meyer Will
be at home Fridays during November.
Miss Rita Schiffman entertained several
of her girl friends at Halloween party
at her home in Harvard street Saturday
night last. In the party were Miss Mir
lam Franc. Miss Selma Selinger, MISS
Edna Oppenheimer Miss jeanette Loeb.
and the hostess, Miss Rita Schifrman.
Halloween games were played. and during
the evening refreshments were served.
The dining room and table were attrac-
lively decorated in autumn leaves and
chrysanthemums.
Mrs. Cans and daughter. Miss Rickie
Cans, have returned to their apartment
in the Alamo. 10Th street northwest. after
a two-week visit in Baltimore with rel
atives
The Phoenix Club held its opening
10 ~ no Wo6n dow ,tcyH of
Carroll Institute Hall and it was a most
enjoyable affair. 1t was a Halloween
dance. The hall was decorated in aut-
umn leaves. pumpkins and jack-o'-lan-
white, in crepe paper ribbons. were
festooned around the walls. Among the
dances of the evening was a shadow
dance participated in by fourteen couples.
During the evening buffet supper was
served. Halloween favors and decora-
The guests Included Miss Natalie
Mayer, Miss Rhoda Mauntner, Miss
Meryl Goldsmith Of Alexandria. Va; Miss
Carrie Robinson. Miss Leona Stern. Miss
Alma Rosenthal of Baltimore. Miss Irene
Sommers, Miss Hortense Sondheimer.
Miss Elizabeth Farber. Miss Irene Elm
stein. Miss Selma Kahn. Miss Pauline
Pretzfeider. Miss Maud Fellheimer Mr..
and Mrs; Goldsmith Sigmund and the
Messrs. Clarence Grosner, Harry Cohn.
Monroe Hollander, Sidney Gundershei-
mer. Milton Kronheim. Eugene Young,
Leon Pretzfelder, Meyer Simons, Maury
Simon, A Mendelssohn, Bert Cohn and
Percy Hirsh.
Miss Alma Rosentha1, who has been
the guest Of Mr.. and. Mrs. L. Kann, re-
turned to her home in Baltimore Friday.
are now located in their apartment In the
Tulane, 18th street northwest near Cali
fornia avenue.
Mr. Philip King has been spending the
week In Princeton and New York city.
Mrs Bernard Katz was the guest dur
ing the week Of her daughter. Mrs. A.
King, and returned to her home in Pat
erson, N. j., Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs A. Cohen Of Petersburg
Va, have been spending the week in
town. and were guests at the Raleigh.
Mr. Leo Goldsmith Of New York city
was visitor in town during the week.
Mr. and Mrs Edgar c. Kaufman have
been guests at the knckerbOcker Hotel
New York. this week. and are expected
back in town the early part of the COM
ing week.
Miss Hulda Greenberg has returned
from three-month stay abroad, where
she was visiting her mother. Mrs. S.
Greenberg.
Mr. and Mrs. Woog of 400 r street
northwest have as their guests their
daughter, Mrs. Simon Trietel. and grand
daughter Inez, of Woonsocket r. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w. Hahn. whose
wedding took place recently in Philadel-
phia have returned from their wedding
journey to Florida and Savannah, and
are at the Royalton. M street northwest.
Mrs. Chapman Raphael of Philadelphia
was the guest during the week of Mr.
and Mrs. William Hahn of p street.
Mr. Jay Eiseman is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Steiner of l. street
northwest
The Mercantile Clubs Tuesday night
whist parties held their first affair this
week in the parlors of the club. A large
number of tables were devoted to bridge
by Mrs. Silas Rosenthal and Mrs. Fcrd
Levi of Sumter, S. c.. and the whist
prizes we're given to Mrs. Benjamin Held
and Mrs Kaufman.
Mrs Jerome Franc and son Henry of
New York city are visiting Mrs. Francs
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Stern, at
the Clifbourne.
Mrs Harry Franc has returned from a
visit in Newark, n. j.. with relatives.
Mrs. NJ Cohen has as her guest her