The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-01

Johnson Miss Margaret Knlinger. Miss
! Clara Lipscomb, Miss Carrie Moser,
/ Miss MsUde Moran. Miss Eda McKnew.
Miss Helen Van Denbergt Miss Anna
Welch, and George Grubbs. John Duffy.
nr. Killinger. James Moser, Sam
-lanks, Richard Sutton, Charles staub.
Neal Walters, Douglass Walters and
Thomas Weaver.
The next dance OF the club Will be
held on March 20 next.
Miss Leila J. Brown OF Capitol Hin.
after having spent tn: 20 weeks in Jer-
sey City and New Yorl will be at home
to her friends after NJ rch /
Mrs Amy =. Talbot eft yesterday for
New York, where she viii spend a few
/ days with her daughter Miss AmyIlta
Talbot, who Is at school there.
Miss Sadie American. Of New York,
and Mrs. Hugo Rosenberg, Of Pittsburg,
spent q few days in Washington during
the week.
Miss Emily Hillmann. who has been at
school in Atlantic City during the win
ter. is spending a couple of weeks with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. joel Hillman
Miss Clarice Tuck of New York city,
is also the guest Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Hill
man.
Miss Jeanette Frank. Of wilmington.
y. c.. has been the guest Of friends
here for a few days.
Miss Belle Kaufman, who has been
the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. B. Slnsheim-
or. has returned to her home, in Fred
ericksburg, Va.
Miss Edith Auerbach has returned
from several weeks stay in PhiladeI-
phia, and mas as her guest Mss Ada
Heller, OF Winchester, Va.
A. Robinson, Of New York city. is
spending several days in Washington on
sightseeing tour
Miss Lillian A. Harris and Miss c.
ieste Goodman are spending several
days with Miss Justine Keller, Of BsIti-
more.
Miss Rite Baer is the guest for few
days Of Miss FlOrine Kahn, of Balti-
more.
n TIC laoleS WhlsL party given by
the Mercantile Club Tuesday evening.
the irst bridge-whist prize was award
ed TO Mrs. +. Charles F1esher, and the
second 70 Mrs. Lew Jackson. Miss Rose
Wilson, Of Philadelphia won the firsf
whist prize. and Mrs. Joseph King. the
second.
Mrs. S. Meyer, Of the Ashley. enter
tanned the Afternoon Bridge Whist Club
Me- " eah ei.s-, Inc prize was won by
The guests were Mrs. Isaac Benrend
Mrs Gerson Nordhnger, Mrs. s. MIN
ster, Mrs. Rudolph B. Behrend, Mrs A
Slgmundi Mrs. kann, and Miss Mae
Harris.
Mrs. Morris Gauss and son. Harold
nave returned TO their home in Cleve-
land, Ohio, after being the guests of
the formers mother, Mrs. n. Peyser
One of the enjoyable affairs of the
yseek was given by Miss Ella c. Altman
OF / street northwest when progressive
novelty games were played The prize
winners were Miss Blanche Flynn. Miss
julie Connell, Horace Barber, and L. H
Robertson.
A midnight supper was served, with
decorations of pink and green.
The guests were Miss Marian Cuvil-
Her Miss Louise Foley. Miss Mary
Jones. Miss Blanche Flynn, Miss Helen
w 4tGDA. MISS ) una 0ONuOE, MISS Mamie
Ffnneran. Miss Mary d. Collins. Miss
Katherine Slater, Miss Jule Conueli
Miss Josie Hallohan, Miss Ella c. All
man, Mrs. II. 3. Yates, and Frank
Halderman, Horace barber, J. A Hol-
linger. Jack Kennedy. Fred Hodgson
Harry Sweete. r Gordon. Z. II. Rob
ertson, Frank Wallace, and w Mean
drew.
Mrs. Z. strasburger is visiting rela-
-ff
Mrs. Addie Sigmund entertained the
Thursday Evening Whist Club at her
nome Thursday evening, Her guests
were Mrs. +. Murfeld, Miss Stella Sack
erman, of Baltimore: Mrs. Louis New
myer, and Mrs. Samuel Bensinger
Mrs. Marx Kaufman, Mrs. Harry NJ.
Kaufman. and Mrs. Elliot Strouse. OF
Baltimore, viii be at home at 719 d
street southeast Tuesday. from to s