Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-29
SOCIETY.
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mo n and Mr.. Lennie Wertheimer. whose
engagement has recently been announced.
The table decorations were in red with an
American beauty rose as place card for
each lady. The guests were Miss Schoeno-
MAJ Miss Rose Guggenheimer. Miss Ros-
alind Gump, Miss Hortense Rosenbaum.
LeDnie Wertheimer. Leonard Goldheim.
Samuel Berliner, Harry Schoenoman and
Milton Wertheimer.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph B. Behrend were
hosts Wednesday at bridge party in
their apartment in the Huntington to
celebrate the fifth anniversary of their
marriage. The invitations were written
on wood, and those who scored the high
est at cards received prizes made of wood.
delightful supper was served on wooden
pla ties, the idea being further carried out
in place cards of wooden postals and an
immense basket of birch bark in the CEN
ter of the table filled with spring flowers.
Those invited were Mrs. w. Nordlinger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ammon Behrend. Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Eiseman. Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
w. Nordlinger. Mr.. and Mrs. Levi H.
David. Mr.. and Mrs. Gercon Nordlinger,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Behrend, Mr.. and Mrs.
Meyer NOrdlinger. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Flesher. Miss Nellie Behrend. Tyler Nord-
linger, Edgar Behrend and Benjamin
Nordl!nger.
A card party was given Tuesday even
ing by the Mercantile Club. The bridge
prizes were won by Mrs. Frederick
schwab and Mrs, Samuel Rothschild and
the whist prizes by Miss Rosa Kaufman
and Miss Beecher of Philadelphia.
Miss Mae Harris entertained Wednesday
evening in honor Of her house guest, Miss
Sylvia Stern of Philadelphia.
Mr.. Maury Simon was host Wednesday
evening at dinner at Harveys to ccle
hy.o - ~ =, It,
birth. He was presented with a fine dia-
mond ring by those present. the presenta-
ton speech being made by Leon Pretz-
fielder. Eugene Young was POSTMASTER
and many clever and witty remarks were
made. The guests were Phil Herman.
Goldsmith Sigmund, Leo Fishel. Eugene
Young. Leon Pretzfelder. Nathan Frank,
Bert Cohen, Percy Hirsh. Bernard Baer,
Meyer Loeb, Milford Stern. Milton Kron-
| helm. Monroe Hollander, Clarence Gros-
ner. Sydney Selinger. Lester Marks, Alvin
Newmeyer. Sydney Guggenheim. Herbert
IGuggenheim. j. Marcus of Philadelphia
Pa, Milton Hoffenmaier, Harold Strauss
and Louis Simon.
William Garner of Newport News, Va.
| spent few days in town last week as the
guest of Mrs. N. Peyser.
| Mr.. and Mrs. M. Blumenthal of West
Washington have as their guest their
daughter, Mrs Nathan Kaufman of
| Providence, r. l.
| Miss Doris Dittlebach Of Baltimore was
the guest for a few days last week of
Mrs. j. S. Kann.
Miss Julia Goldsmith of Fredericksburg,
Va, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. M.
Rheine of West Washington.
Mrs Gus Louis has returned to her
home in this city after spending some
time with relatives in Cincinnati. Ohio.
Mr. Gus Louis. who has been in Europe
for the past six weeks, has also returned
home.
The usual card party for the benefit of
charity was given at the Mercantile Club
Monday afternoon. The bridge whist
prize was won by Mrs. Silas Rosenthal
and the one for whist by Mrs. Nathan
Kaufman of Providence, r. l. Miss
Jennie Sanger and Miss Gertrude Kron-
| helm carried off the honors for euchre.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward L. Rosse an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter Leila to Mr.. Edward Wemple juneau
| The wedding will take place at the Church
of the Advent Monday. April a.
Mrs A. c. Drake treated the Unity
| Club to two beautiful soprano solos last
Wednesday evening, My Heart at Thy
| Sweet Voice." from Samson ct Delilah"
c. Saint Saens). and Katie q. w. Bisch-
| off) sung by request. Miss Amy Clement
| Leavitt's accomplishments formed a de-
| lightful setting to the solos, showing her
artistic work as tone poet.
The third and last trio recital of the
| present season to be given by Mr.. Her
| man c. Rakemann, violinist. Mr.. Dore
Wolfsteiner. cellist, and Mr.. Oscar CARTS
sen, pianist, will occur today at 4:3O at
| the Gariessen studio. They will be as
sisted by Miss Adele Freely. pianist and
| the following program will be given;
| Trio in E fiat. OPP. 100 (Schubert). for
violin. cello. and piano. Andante con motto
| Allegro: vocal trio. from La Gioconda -
H'onchiellD, Mrs. Gawler. Mrs. Mckenzie
and Mr.. Peter, with violin and cello obli-
| cato arranged by Mr.. Rakemann; cello
solo. "Andacht." David Popper). Mr..
Dore Wolfsteiner Evening Song" (F.
Nachez). arranged for trio by Mr.. Rake
mann; violin solos. 'Legende" Oh Wien
| iawskD. Spanish Dance" F. Rehfeld),
Mr.. Hermann Rakensann; trio in F ma jor
OPP 50, (Schumann), for violin. cello, and
piano, Sehr Lebhaft, Nit innigen Aus
druck, NIGHT Zu rasch.