The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-26

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ray. Brigadier General and Mrs. Hall,
Brigadier General and Mrs. Darlington,
Rear Admiral and Mrs Mason, Mai.
and Mrs Isaac w. Littell, Baroness Won
Pelmenberg. OF New York. and DR.. Ster-
ling Ruffin.
Senator Dupont entertained a company
at dinner last evening In his home on
Rhode Island avenue. Mrs Francis
Crowninshield. OF Boston, who is spend
/ ing the winter with her father, acts as
| his hostess. y
Mrs. QuaItroUgh was at home Friday
afternoon, in her apartments at the
| Connecticut, receiving a large number
Of callers.
Miss Mccullough, Of Philadelphia, who
has been the guest of Mrs. J. r. Mar
tin. wife OF Pay Director Martin Of the
Navy YardS, has returned 20 her home.
Mrs. J. Ellen Foster and Miss Pierce
were Iosts Friday afternoon at an in
formal tea in their apartments, at the
| Pcrtner.
The Mayor Of Philadelphia and Mrs.
John Reyburn came over 20 Wash
/ ington yesterday to remain over
| Sunday at their beautiful apart
ment, and 10 meet their little
daughter, Eleanor Crozier Reyburn, who
Is a student at the Cathedral Close
] School. Mrs. ReyOurn has not enter
/ tanned here at all this season, except
In the most informal way. though she
was exceedingly active when her resi-
denee was here General Crozier, her
brother, keeps house in the apartment
at Wendan mansion, and it Is has no
/ sembIance Of a deserted house when
Mrs Reyburn makes her week end
visits.
Mrs and Mrs. Z. Charles Flesher. Of
| Rhode Island avenue, who have as their
house guest Miss Miriam Ash, Of Balti-
more. entertained the latter's friends IN
her honor on Thursday evening at their
home. The Iadys prize was won by
| Mss Ash, and the gentleman's by NIL
| ton LoWenthal. OF Baltimore.
After the games the first floor Of the
I Epuse was thrown open. and dancing
1 was INDUCED in until a late hour, when
a delightful supper was served. The
/ table decorations were in red. Mrs.
| Rudolph B. Behrend assisted Mrs.
Flesner in the dinIng-room.
/ Mrs. Joseph King was the hostess at
a beautifully appointed luncheon and
| whist party yesterday afternoon. IN
/ honor OF her mother. Mrs. Michaels. OF
New York: Mrs. Epstein, and Mrs
I Wolf, Of Denver, Col
! The other guests were Mrs. Caroline
/ King. Mrs 3. ROsenthaI. Mrs. Lissber-
! ger, Mrs. Marx Kaufman, Mrs. Julia
Luchs. Mrs Samuel Bensinger, Mrs.
Max Cohen. Mrs Charles Kaufman,
/ Mrs. A Brylawski. Mrs. NJ. Goldsmith,
Mrs Harry King
Mrs. Samuel Ganss is spending a fort
night az Atlantic City
! Meyer Stern. who has been The guest
Of MIR. and Mrs Louis J. Brown. re-
/ turned 10 his home, in Norfolk, Va, last
| evening.
| Mrs. Sydney Il. Reizenstein will re-
turn 70 her home at the Dupont today,
after spending the past few weeks IN
/ StTeator, III.
/ Phil King and Clarence Reizenstein
are in New York. the guests Of Mr.. and
[ Mrs. Leon II. ReiZenstefn.
Mrs Isidore Z. Epstein, OF Column
I bia road, who has as her house guest
I her sister. Mrs. J. Lyon. Of Hagerstown,
Nd, gave an enjoyable luncheon and
whist party Friday in her honor.
The first prize was won by Mrs. Fred
erick Schwab. the second by Mrs David
Sanger. and the consolation prize was
won by Mrs. Samuel Rothchild.
The guests were Mrs. Eugene Schwab.