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MISS ANNE FRANCIS. BAYARD.
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Ienzer, Miss Edith Auerbach, Miss Jua-
nfta Kaufman and the Messrs. Henry
Woog of New York, Milton Kaufman,
Tyler Nordlinger, Melvin Behrend, Zion
D. Burnstine, Sylvan Luchs, Joseph Salo-
mon, Louis Hirsh. Allan Baohrach,. Joseph
Dreyfus, Milton Lowenthal of Baltimore.
Samuel Steinberger, Harold Kaufman.
Benjamin David of Columbia, S. c., Gill
bert Bensinger, Joseph Baum and Jerome
Lyon.
Mr.. Benjamin David of Columbia, S. c..
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi David
of the California.
Miss Gutman' of Baltimore is the guest
of the Misses Wolberg of Alexandria.
Miss Estelle Hano entertained a few of
her friends at a delightful watch party
on New Year eve. The guests were:
Miss N. C. .Herzog of, Cincinnati, Miss
Oppenheimer and Miss Alma Rosenthal
of Baltimore. Miss Camille Jacobs of Co
Iumba, S: CT. Miss Elsa Coblenzer and
Miss Sadie Eiseman; Mr.. B. David of
Columbia, S. c.; Mr.. Leon Pretzfelder
A. L, Newmeyer, Joseph Solomon, Iseman
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Hartz and Joseph Ullman. At midnight
a delightful supper was served.
Miss Anne Francis Bayard, grand
daughter of the late Secretary of State, is
q charming debutante of the present sea-
son.
Mrs. 4Adolph Price of Denver, Col, is
the guest of Mr.. NJ. Price and family of
the Ashley, 18th and V streets.
Mrs ]. Luchs. Mr.. Monroe Luchs and
Mrs. Sidney Reizenstein have left for
Streator. ILL.,, to attend the wedding of
Miss Rita Woolferman and Mr. NJ Luchs
of this city. The wedding will take place
January s.
The leap year was properly ushered in
Wednesday last, when young ladies
of Washington and Alexandria entertained
at leap year danes. The dance was
held at McDurney's Hall in Alexandria,
to which a special car carried the merry
makers. After a series of dances inter-
persed with the usual unique features
of tire leap year dance, much speech
making and fun detained the guests until
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-05

Hirsch of Texas, Maurice Eiseman, Nal
colin Auerbach, Herbert Rich, Bernard
Baer Mark Lansburgh. Melville. Fischer;
Arthur Luchs, Alfred Haas, Arthur Neu-
man and David Stern.
Mrs. Meyer Fellheimer. of Florence
Court is visiting in her former home
Nashville, Tenn. ,.
At the Monday afternoon card party
held in the parlors of the Mercan-
tile club the euchre prize was won
by Mrs. Benjamin Harris The whist
prizes were won by Miss Julia Solomon
and Mrs. H. Morris and the bridge whist
prizes were won by Mrs. Benjamin Held
The affair was largely attended. number
of tables being devoted to the games
The next affair will take place Monday
afternoon, January IL. at 2:3O O'Clock.
Miss Hannah Lesser of Cincinnati. Ohio
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Gus karger
of 18th street northwest.
The Undecim Club entertained at
New Year party at the home of the
Misses Bernstein. During the evening a
Dutch supper was served In the party
were Miss F. Augenstein. Miss Lillian
Bernstein. Miss Lillian Rothstein, Miss T.
Kronhem. Miss s. Goenigsberser; MISS
III. Hoffa, Miss G.. Kronheim. Miss s.
Rosenthal Miss Lillian Rothstein, MISS
Rena Sanger. Miss Grace Bernstein and
Messrs. S. Grosner, II. Strauss, ]. Levy,
I Herman, NJ Levy, J. Richard, NJ. Au-
genstein and A. Hoffa.
Mr. and Mrs. Rosen will be at home to-
day at their residence, 503 l. street north
west. from to 10 o'clock in honor of
the confirmation of their son, Maurice s.,
which took place at the Eighth Street
Temple yesterday morning.
Miss Blanche Hollander has returned
to town from a visit in Baltimore.
Mrs l., Heilbrun has recovered from
| her recent illness and is spending some
time with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fmkle-
| stein and family at Renshaws, on the
| Tenleytown road.
Miss Carrie Calm has returned to her
home in Baltimore after visit of several
DAYS with relatives in town.
| Miss Camille Jacobs of Columbia, S. c.,
formerly of this city, who is the guest of
| her aunt Mrs. r. 3. Lyon of 1918 YER
mont avenue, was given an at home on
Sunday night last. A buffet supper was
served during the evening, The decora-
| tons of the table were in pink-acenter-
| piece of pink carnations surrounded with
| silver and plnk-capped candlesticks-and
| pink crepe baskets held bonbons and
| other dainties.
| In the party were Miss Camille Jacobs.
| Miss Malvine Woog, Miss Bessie Lans-
| burgh, Miss Blanche Stern. Miss Estelle
I Hano, Miss Ray Hahn, Miss Nellie Beh-
| rend, Miss Maud Garner of Newport
News, Miss Juliet Meyer, Miss Elsa Cob
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son and Miss Hattie Thompson. the
Misses Jordan and Misses Ethel and Mary
Blackburn of Silver Spring. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Zeigler of Brightwood. Mr.. and
Mrs B. F. Duyall of Germantown. Md;
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Duvall. Mr.. Car
roll Duvall and Miss Clare Duvall of
Kensington, and Messrs. Melvin White,
Armstrong, Crump, Johnson and Camp
bell of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs Colman BreZ announce the
engagement of their daughter Minnie to
Mr.. George Stein.
Mrs. Stanley Brown Is the guest Of her
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brother and sister-in-law, the Secretary
of the Interior and of Mrs Garfield. and
is the recipient of constant attention from
her old friends here.
Mrs. David Fischer of Columbia road
was hostess at an enjoyable watch party
given in honor of her guest. Miss Adele
Hammerslaw of Trinidad. Col.
The guests who assembled to join the
fun were Miss n. c. Herzog. Cincinnati;
Miss. Leona Spear, Miss Rosa Frank, Bal
timore: Miss Flora Forst. Louisville. KY;
Miss !rma Strass. Baltimore: Miss Sadie
smith, Miss Lillian Harris. NJ SIS Belle
Schiffman. Miss NJ. Kaufman. Miss Gladys
Mayer. Miss Ernestfne Rich, Miss Rita
Baer. Miss Leona Stern. Miss Lillian
Herbert Guggenheim. Maurice Eiseman
Milton Goldsmith. Milton King. Alfred
Haas. Bernard Baer. Melville ischer.
Malcolm Auerbach, Herbert jacob, Lester
Neuman, Milton Kronheim. Leo Forst
Arthur Nehhan.. Lester Marx. Arthur
Luchs and Herbert Rich.
Miss Loretta Barnes assisted by Mrs
Joseph Boyle, entertained a number of
her friends at her home Thursday even.
ing. Piano and vocal solos were rendered
by Miss Matte Bealle. Miss Rose Ed
wards and Miss Barnes. Among those
present We're Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Fosberg
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynch; Mrs. Boyle, Mr.. and
Mrs. John A Barnes. misses Edwards
Butt. Well, Miller, and .Messrs. Lusby.
Butt, Tavenner, Sparks, Bright and Rior-
dan
SMr. and Mrs. Thomas Evans Greene
Will entertain at a musicale this evening
atgp o'clock in honor of Mr.. William L.
Wilson of Atlanta, Mrs. Greene's brother
who is spending few days in Washing
ton as their guest. Mr.. Wilson while
living here was one of the leading BARI
tone soloists of the city, and was known
as prominent church and concert singer
Mrs. Augustus Jackson will not receive
tomorrow, owing to Illness.
The sixteenth annual New Year party
was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs
George B. Johnston, with Miss Rachel E.
Johnston as hostess. A novelty of the
evening was a large plum pudding on the
top of which were thirty candles. The con-
test for first and BOBBY prizes was spir-
tied and amusing. Miss Helen J. Barn
holt lighted the candles in one minute
and three seconds. securing the first prize,
and Mr.. Jarva Thompson with one blow
extinguished all the candles, winning the
first prize. Miss Ethel Dykes took one
minute and twenty-five seconds to light
the candles, and was awarded the BOBBY
prize. Mr.. William Maloney with one
blow only eytinguished eighteen candles.
also getting BOBBY prize. The company
then INDUCED in various games until II
p.n.. when all went out. on the porch to,
welcome the New Year Inland after singing
Aud Lang Syne" gave several hearty
cheers for the host and hostess Of the
evening. Returning to the house. they sat
down to "a bountiful repast, after which
games and dances continued until $3.50
am. Those present were: Mr.. Lally Of
Pennsylvania. Mr. Warren Whiting of
Hyattsville Mr.. Jarva Thompson. Wash
ington, D. c.; Mr.. Horace M. Woodward
of ,Brookland, Mr.. Eugene Walter of
Washington, D. c.: Mr.. Robert McLuckie
of Washington, D. c.: Mr.. William w.
Maloney of. Hyattsville. Misses Florence
and Ethel Dykes, Miss Marie Meyers,
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Mr.. and Mrs. David Fischer of Columbia
road entertained at a watch-nfght dance
In honor of Miss Adele hammersaw of
Trinidad, Col. Those present were Miss
Leona Spear, Baltimore, Md; Miss Rose
Frank. Baltimore, Md: Miss Irma
Strauss. Baltimore: Miss Sadie Weisel,
Norfolk, Va; Miss Flora Forst, Louis
Vile. Ky: Miss Meryl Goldsmith, Miss
Lillian Harris, Miss Rena Fleischman,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-05

Mrs. E. F. Droop and the Kisses Droor
will be at home tomorrow and Monday
January 20.
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Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe will receive as
usual Monday afternoons throughout the
season.
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Mrs. Francis Bradford Wheaton. 24OG
18th street, will be at home the first four
Saturdays N February. Mrs. w. L.
Wheaton will be with her
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Mrs Enoch Filler of Shardu. Pa. an
nounced December 80 the engagement
of her daughter. Miss Clara Elizabeth
Filler, to Mr.. Talbot E. Pierce of SYRIA
cuse, N. Y, formerly of this city The
wedding will take place in the spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-05

B. RIGHTS SONS.
"IfThey're Rich's Shoes
They're Proper"
Ten-one F ST., Cor. 10th.
Entire Building.
Correct.
Footwear.
is as important
as the gown itself.
If the footwear is not il
harmony with the, gown
the ensemble is marred. I
Keep this in mind when
making preparations for
the.many balls, receptions,
dinners, weddings, coming
out affairs and other social
festivities which are down
on the social calendar,
= And keep in mind that no
other shoe shop shows an
assortment which anys
where approaches the va
riety to be seen here-o1
styles with equal distinct
iveness and individuality. 4
Every. day we're receive
ing new shipments Of Slip
pers to keep the line Of
shades and sizes COM
plete, so that whatever tint
the gown may be we can
match it perfectly and
with hosiery as we'll as
Shippers.
Much of the selling Of
the past week has been of
footwear to those who are
preparing for a trip to
southern climes and to
many folks on their way
who are making a few
days stopover i'll WASH
ington. For such demand
we are showing the adj
vance styles of spring and
summer footwear - the
new high wave-top boots
y of suede. castor. kid and
cravenette, in shades to
match the gown as wellas
of tan russia. Novelties
such as these are not to be
seen elsewhere, " .5s.s,s
B. Rich's Sons,
Ten-one F Street, Cor 10th.
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Miss Rebecca Lennon. Miss Helen Barn.
holt, Miss Lille Macdonald, Miss Rosiria
Bakersmith, Mrs. P. II. Johnston, Mr.. and
Mrs. George 3. Johnston. Misses Rachel
Continued on Eighth Page.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-05

Mrs. Henry Clay Browning will be al
home the second and fourth Fridays OF
this month, January 10 and "A.
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Mrs. Meyer Fellheimer. of Florence
Court is visiting in her former home
Nashville, Tenn. D.
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Mrs. William G. Boyd and Miss Boyd
Will be at home the remaining Thursdays
in January.
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SOCIETY.
Continued from Second Page

Hirsch of Texas, Maurice Eiseman, NAL
colin Auerbach, Herbert Rich, Bernard
Baer, Mark Lansburgh. Melville, FISCHER,
Arthur Luchs, Alfred Haas, Arthur Neu-
man and David Stern
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-05

Mrs Augustus Jackson will not receive
tomorrow. owing to Illness
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-05

late hour. Among those enjoying the
evenings pleasure were: Mrs. Blumen-
field. Miss L Hollander. Miss Blanche
stern Miss Sophie Cohencius. Miss Belle
Hirsh. Miss Irma Stern, Miss Jennie
| Sanger, Miss Della Fishel Miss Marie
Hirsh and Miss c. Blondheim of Wash
ington. D. c.: Miss B. Wolberg Miss ].
Blondheim and the Misses A and r. VOL
berg of Alexandra; Mr.. Rlumenfeld. Mr..
Maurice Sinsheimer, Mr. W. Michaelis, Mr..
c. Sanger. Mt. Leo Loeb. Mr.. Leon
Strauss. Mr.. Sam Greenbaum. Mr.. Leon
Pretzfe lder, Mr.. Sam Finkelstein, Mr..
Liebschutz. Mr. Maurice Sondheimer, Mr..
Max Bernstein Of Washington, d. c., and
Mr.. c. Blondheim. Mr.. S. WoFberg, Mr.
Dachslager and Mr.. j. Kaufman of Alex
andria. The out-of-town guests were:
Miss Gutman of Baltimore, Miss Herzog
of Cincinnati and Mr.. Metzgar of New
York
Miss leila Bayesdorfer of Philadelphia
mas been the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. J.
Luchs.
Mr. and Mrs. s. Hecht and S. Stein of
Baltimore were entertained in Washington
last week.
Miss Edith Nattans Of Baltimore, who
has been spending the past two<weeks in
this city, has returned home.
Mrs. Charles H Rabbit will not be at
home until Monday, January a. and Mon
Gays In FEBRUARY.
Mrs. Ella Watson Bailey of Brookline,
Mass, announces the engagement Of her
daughter Helen Chase to Mr. Edwin
Francis Albright of this city. NJ. l. T.,
'O4. = 49,
Mrs. Harper. 1915 18th street, will not
be at home Monday. January 6, but will
receive Monday. January 20.
Mrs. w. H. Sholes will be at home the
hrst and second Mondays in February.
Mr.. and Mrs. David II. Rosen and son
Will be at home from to 10 pm. today
at their residence. 500 L street northwest.
No cards.
Mrs. William G. Boyd and Miss Boyd
Will be at home the remaining Thursdays
| in January.
Mrs. Henry Clay Browning will be at
home the second and fourth Fridays Of
this month, January 10 and "A.
Mrs. Enoch Filler of Shardu, Pa, an
nounced December 80 the engagement
of her daughter. Miss Clara Elizabeth
Filler, to Mr.. Talbot E. Pierce of SYRIA
cuse, N. Y, formerly of this city. The
wedding will take place in the spring.
Mrs. Francis Bradford Wheaton. 24O6
18th street, will be at home the first four
Saturdays n February. Mrs. w. L.
Wheaton will be with her.
Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe will receive as
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Mr.. and Mrs. David II. Rosen and son
Will be at home from to 10 pm. today
at their residence. 500 L street northwest.
No cards
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-05

Miss Carrie Calm has returned to he
home in Baltimore after visit of severa
DAYS with relatives in town.
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Mrs. Harper, 1915 18th street, will not
be at home Monday. January 6, but will
receive Monday. January 20.
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Mrs. l.. Helbrun has recovered from
her recent Illness and is spending SOM
time with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fmkle
stein and family at Renshaws, on thu
Tenleytown road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-05

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Blackburn enter
tanned a number of friends at their home
Tuesday evening at Silver Spring. Nd.
The evening was delightfully."- passed with,
music and refreshments. Among. those
present were DR.. and Mrs. L. B. Thomp-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-05

Hartz and Joseph Ullman. At midnight
delightful supper was served.
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brother and sister-in-law, the Secretary
of the Interior and Of Mrs. Garfield. and
is the recipient of constant attention from
her old friends here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-05
Extraordinary
Values In
Used Pianos.

We mention these few
specials in illustration Of
the many extraordinary
bargains Offered during
sale in Used High
Fage Piahos:
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pCrnidtcte nn0 on Sol5 uno Gi1clls
t6ltm cincn Sho0cn bon niclcn Mil-
lioncn 0oIlorS onridtetc. 3mii6cn
1900 unb 1900 Mcnicdun perlore1
hoS ScbcL oorulter Init bic hnl6c
@cnolfcrung OcS StGOtdcnS Gcid-
tigo, OoS ctwo 1000 Ginlpobner
51bItc. Salt 81 glci6cr 3cit miitbete
cil @oI0bron0 IN Wihi9on, ser
WolobeitGn0c bon $50 Weilen 2G10c
mo 40 Wfcilcn Vrcitc pcrnidtctc. 81
nigc bnnocrt Wcnihcn p%erbrorl1tcn
nno Ser Sd)oOcn an Sol5 bctrllg iibcr
3cbn MiQionen GoQors.
Sm september 1881 pcr6ccrtcn
0roBc @rGnoc iibcr 1900 Guoorot,
lncilcn @nlbbcltGr0e in Wi6i0o,t.
llcber 5000 Menid)cn ucrlorcn So6
uno @llt ltnO bic 3abl ser llm0cfonl-
mcncn lit peribicocn bon $50 bis 800
gcid)Gbt mprOcn.
Snt Scptcnlbcr 1891 brod) in ser
NGbe Don &inflcD in Wiunrioto ein
Wol0brano aus, Scr 5ucrlt meniN nm
lid) grill nn0 untcr0riidt Bate iucr.
Den f0nncn. Mnn licB e& taNclong
rlbig bremen; Damn obcr icbtc Gin
I~iorfcr @ino Gin, Scr sic Slommcn
Dor iih bcrtric6. Gic Stoot 6inflcp
mo icdS olocrc Srtc iullroen Gin
Tollb scr Slommcn, ctlpo 800 Wcll,
Ihcn perloren bos 2ebcn, ii6er 1000
Wcnldcn morcn pboahlos. Ser Scr
Init on Glgcntbum bctri,a % Mi0ioz
men Collars.
Vic aroB sic SH1ocn iino, mclbc
bic b~icSiGbrigen @olobrGnoc onrid).
ten, l0bt iid crit ipGtcr feititcllelt.
@roB 9cnlg mcrocn lie icin. Sn @i8-
conlin iinb 5mci StGothcn 5crit0rt
rnO 10000 Wcnidcn pbbo6los. S6
mir cher aus all bieien @olbbrGn0cn
moS lcrnen Oh mir ppriidti0er nit
6cller lmlgcbcn, beionOcrS in Soften
1roBcr lrodclbcit. lit 5lt bc3ueiicln.
sic @lci6BiiItigfeit in Der Sonb6o.
bnna bon Teucr ihcint Dem gnlcri.
foner ongcbprcn 81 iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-22
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Nnltimure. II. Sepicmber zoos.
Gnfridt lit hermit allen intereiitrien Ser
iuie ae9ebcit. onb Der. Stnbt.S naenienr am II.
Septenltcr 1908 IN hieient Nilreall. mie bnrH
mprer Giabt,Gobcr bon 1899 be'tiitrrt, Die err
fIirelloen lIilc. uno 9uplifatliite Der sbihdts
SUNG fir Sic IfIafterhng Der Eripnt.sluep, Die
@uiIiprbs slpemle Idutt, binterleat bat.
ellie bierpot betrpifcncn Ferionen iinS bis SIT
Il lngrn bonn Satnm Der erlpnDntcn 6inters
lepuna an hcredtiat sur Ginreicbune elmer
ftAiitil6en expectation an oas Nnltintorer
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I. SepcI 5bumas,
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