Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-22
SOCIETY.
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Williams: consolation prizes by Mr. and
Mrs. Altman. At conclusion of the games
refreshments were served The table was
decorated in green and favors to each
guest consisted of small cluster Of
shamrocks. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bates. Mr.. and Mrs.
D. W. Leman. Mr.. and Mrs II. n. Will
lams. Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Altman, Mr..
and Mrs. George H. Solbach and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fairall.
The Misses Heth entertained in honor OF
| Mrs. Phelps and Miss May Phelps. wife
and daughter of Commander Phelps.
United States Navy. last evening in Col.
Stockton Heth's residence on Massachu
sets avenue.
The third monthly dance Of the Attn
Company. Coast Artillery Corps. will be
held on the Goth instant, at the post gym
nasium. Fort Hunt Va. special train has
been engaged for the accommodation of
| the guests. which will leave corner of
| Pennsylvania avenue and 18th streets.
Washington. about 100 pm. and corner
/ Prince and Royal streets. Alexandria, Va.
about p. M returning about am Ad-
mission to the special train by invitation
only
Refreshments will I've served in the COM
pany mess hall at the sounding of the
bugle. The bowling alleys will be reserved
for the pleasure Of the guests.
The committee: First Sergt. a. Littler,
chairman; Q. NJ. Sergt. E A. Boeshans
LOUIS fSOlI, corp. =. SullenOeI-
ger. Corp. Harry M White Corp: &C
Davis. Corp. X. W. Wilson. Private ]. l..
Austin. Matron. Mrs. ]. l.. Austin
The Postmaster General and Mrs. Meyer
entertained at dinner last evening. Their
list of guests included Baron Rose. Sen
ator and Mrs. Burrows, Senator Aldrich.
Senator Brandegee. Senator Wetmore.
son. Mrs. Nicholson. Admiral and Mrs.
Cowles. Miss Tuckerman, Miss Lacy, Mr..
and Mrs. Lorillard. Mrs. Townsend. the
Spanish minister, Luis Munster and Mr..
| Berry.
A very successful affair was the prize
masquerade ball given Wednesday night
at Masonic Temple under the auspices of
the Ladies' Auxiliary Society of the
washington Hebrew Congregation More
than $50 children competed for the prizes.
and the costumes were original and clever
The jury was composed Of S. w. Meek.
Arthur Newmeyer. Alvin Newmeyer and
NJ Bendheim. Those who carried off
the honors were Miss Selma Selinger as
the Gibson girl. who received the first
prize; Miss Minnie Schoenthal as the Red
Iaven. second prize. and Miss Ruth
Frank as an old blind woman, third prize.
The boys prizes were won by A. Cordora
| as an organ grinder, who received the
first prize, while the second prize was won
by Louis Rothschild. who was dressed to
represent Secretary Taft.
| The group prizes were awarded as fol-
lows: The first prize to the group imper
sonating the Vanderbilt wedding They
were Jeanette Eiseman, David Blum,
Elinor Selinger. Maurice Se!inger Julia
kohner. Jeanette Lichtenstein and
Dorothy Oettinger The second prize was
awarded to the prohibition party. repre-
scented by Aline kronheim. Helen Fischer.
Aubrey Fischer. Esther Kahn. Alvin
| Fischer and Ruth Kahn.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Harris of New
| York spent several days in town last
week.
Mrs. Charles kaufman of 18th street
entertained at dinner Tuesday evening
complimentary to several out-of-town
friends. The table decorations were in
Patrick. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry B. Harris of New York Miss
jeanette Moot of Baltimore and Miss
Nellie Haas of Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs Elliott Strouse have re-
| turned to their home in Baltimore after
short visit with Mrs. Marx kaufman.
a very enjoyable bridge and bridge
whist party was given at the Mercantile
Club Tuesday evening. Mrs. Arthur
Baumgarten received the first bridge
whist prize and Mrs. Sias Rosenthal the
second. The first whist prize was won
| by Mrs. NJ. Hano and the second by Mrs.
B. Held.
Mrs Sydney G. Kaufman entertained
the Afternoon Bridge Whist Club We'd
nesday at her apartment in the Ashley
The strangers present were Mrs. d. Gold
meyer After cards a delightful lunch
was served, the table decorations being
| in green and yellow. with large center
piece Of jonquils and yellow satin ribbon.
The prizes were won by Mrs. Simon Kann
| and Mrs. David Goldman
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Goldman Of Nor
folk Va. are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
M NeWmeyer, 18th street northwest.
| Miss Nellie Haas. who has been the
guest Of Mrs. Fannie Levy. 18th street,
returns to her home in Philadelphia to-
day.
The wedding of Miss Bertha Wolf and
Mr. Joseph Dryfus of this city Will take
place this evening at Freunds.
Allan Bachrach spent several days in
Baltimore last week. where he went to
attend the tWenty-first birthday celebra-
ton of his brother Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Abe Kaufman of New
York, but who formerly resided in this
city, spent several days here last week
as the guests Of Mrs. Marx kaufman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman entertained
party Of young folks Monday afternoon in
honor Of their son Emanuers birthday
anniversary. Games were INDUCED IN
after which refreshments were served.
Toys formed feature Of the table deco
rations. and these were afterward dis
tributed as souvenirs. Those present
were Miss Helen Hoffman. Miss Ruth
Simon Miss Jennie Nordlinger. Miss
Frances Rady. Miss Annie Hueter, Miss
Sarah Bennett, Miss Rose Pelzman, Miss.
Ruth Rawlins. Miss Edith Ryder. Miss
Mildred Ryder, Carl George Werner. Louis
v. Northropp. jr;.,. Sol Hoffman, Bernard
linger. Henry Hoffman. Abe Bennett.
Louis Pelzman Alfred Ryan and Emanuel
Hoffman.
Mr.. Max Weyl was at home yesterday
afternoon in his new studio at 2133 r
street northwest. The room, which Is a
very large one. is most artistically fur
| nished and shows off to good advantage
the many rare and valuable antique pieces
which Mr.. ,Weyl numbers in. his collection.
Many of his paintings adorn the walls
| and one is able to inspect with pleasure
the works of the artist. Over 200 people
| attended. Tea was served by Mrs. Adolph
| Weyl. assisted by Miss Hattie Weyl and
Miss Mae Harris. while Miss Helene En-
gel and Miss Juanita Kaufman presided
| at the punch bowl.
| Miss Helena Barchfeld of the Connecti
cut has as her guests Miss Patricia Smith
of Pittsburg, Pa, and Mrs. Jack Kelly of
Philadelphia.
| The engagement is announced of Miss
Carrye Bendheim. daughter of s. Bend
| helm of Alexandria, Va, and Leo G.. Lieb-