Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-16

Afternoon Embroidery Circle at luncheon
Friday. when the out-of-town guests were
Mrs. Myer Singer of New York. Mrs.
Minnie Rosenberg Of. Norfolk, Va, and
Mrs. Murfeldt of York.
Miss Leona Stern is making a weekend
visit with friends in Baltimore.
Mr.. Myer Singer of New York is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Goldsmith
for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Wolf are in Allan
tic City for short trip. -
Miss Flora Gusdorf, who has been the
guest of Miss Irma Stein OH Columbia
road for several weeks. returned to her
home in Baltimore Wednesday.
Va, spent a few days in town last week.
A delightful surprise party was rendered
Mrs. Nathan Sondheimer Tuesday at her
apartment in the Newburne by the Thurs
day Afternoon Embroidery Circle. Those
present were Mrs. Dave Sanger, Mrs. Gus
Louis. Mrs. Morris Blumenfeld. Mrs. Otto
Z. Werner. Mrs. Benjamin Wolberg. Mrs.
Harry Wittgenstein, Mrs. Marx Z. Kahn,
Mrs Louis Busch and Mrs. Norman
Luchs. After a pleasant afternoon re-
freshments were served.
Mr.. Stanley Auerbach of New York. but
formerly Of this city. is the guest of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Auerbach, on
9th street northwest.
Mrs Carrie Rothschild Of Philadelphia
is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Harry
Kaufman Of Columbia road.
Miss Estelle Hano. who has been spend
ing some time in Baltimore returned to
hAr n ThnrSdQV-
Mr.. Schwartz and Mr.. We'll of Brooklyn.
n. Y, spent several days in town last
week.
Owing to illness. Mrs. w Hoffman Way
will not be at home until Monday, March
2.
The Richie Dome. a club of twelve pref
ty girls will give leap year masquerade
at Mrs. Dyer's February 49, Misses
Esther Elliott, Marie Dom. Ray Wood
ward Edith Presn ell. Anita Dieterich,
Lucie Coleman. Elizabeth Ryan, Edna
Shinn. Mabel Little. Matte Ellis. Mamie
Champion and Costello form the club.
Martha Washington Lodge. No. %. I. o.
o. F.. held a meeting Friday, with Mrs.
Charlotte Lewis. presiding as chief temp
lar. The initiatory degree was conferred
and a valentine and leap year social fol-
lowed.
The good Of the order was in charge of
May Poore and was as follows: Remarks
and leap year readings. by Capt. Daily:
recitation. by Lottie Lewis; chorus. by the
young ladies of the lodge: semarks, by
Mrs. Charlotte Lewis, Mr.. j. w. Full. Mr..
Frank Payne and Mr.. George Beller:
chorus, by the young men OF the lodge.
Lunch was served by the young men.
Leap year toasts and speeches followed
the lunch.
Lewis Hall last Friday evening by four
young men OF Mount Pleasant. Messrs.
Roy Carly. John Longan, Arthur De Rie-
mer and Hayner Gordon. calling them
selves. I'VE Four when fifty young
people from the hill were their guests
From $50 to 1890 the guests were enter
tanned
The first dance was the Ohio introduce
tory dance, in which there was a grand
march. At the end of this march the
girls went to one side of the room and the
boys to the other. and meeting at the main
entrance, introduced their partners to
was acquainted. This ended in a two
step. At the intermission the couples
marched downstairs to a dining hall
where refreshments were served. The
chairs were arranged in heart shape
with red and white Grape paper strung
In the backs. A novel valentine scheme
arranged couples for the next dance and
all returned TO the hall. The second half
was even better than the first. The hall
was appropriately decorated with strings
of hearts and red and white Grape paper
The electric globes were covered with red
papereg;ving lovely effect. The patrons