Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-08
George H. Solbach and Mr.. and Mrs. j

George H. solbach and Mr.. and Mrs ],
B. Altman.
A representative collegiate assemblage
was present Monday evening. March 2,
at 1886 and 1888 street. when the fac
ington University and also the' patron
esses and alumnae of the Pi Beta Phi
fraternities were invited by the loca.
chapter of that body to meet Miss Keller.
Ph.D.. grand president of the society.
Miss Helen Evans and Miss McIlhenny
of the Active CHAPTER and Alumnae Club,
respectively. received with the guest O.
honor. Pink was the prevailing color for
decoration. carnations and palms being
used to beautify the general effect. Mrs
Taylor and Miss Lola Evans presided al
the table. Stringed music added to the
enjoyment of the guests. and the evening
was closed with few informal dances.
The residence of Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
Wenger. 2O26 LIST street northwest, was
the scene of pleasant gathering. the oc-
casion being the first birthday anniversary
of baby Earl Ben Wenger. Immediately
following a euchre party in which prizes
were won by Mr.. and Mrs. Griffith and
Mr.. Wenger. ST., the latter winning the
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Harvey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Griffith. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoff-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Humphrey, MIR. and
Mrs. Keifer and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
|
Burke. Miss Atkison of Alexandria Sem
mary Hoffman, Smith. Wolf, Hassett
and Elsie Wenger, DIR. Griffith, Mr.. Nixon
of Alexandria and Messrs. Waldman,
Smith Hardy, Charles Wenger, ST.; Ma
loney O'Donnell and Master Russell Wen
ger.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Frank Parker gave
dinner and farewell reception Sunday,
March 1, to Mr.. Phillip Guiliani, who sails
for Europe March II. The hostess re-
ceived In handsome gown of silver
spangled net over gray silk, and the
drawing room and reception hall were
ltastefully decorated in spring flowers.
potted plants and southern smilax. The
dining room had as a decoration the
Italian and American colors and the
table had as a centerpiece three cluster
baskets of American beauty roses and
sweet peas.
There were punches of violets for the
ladies and the conventional carnation Tor
the gentlemen, while the favOrs were
| horSeshoes of brilliants and scarfs. Mr.
Leo ZwiSsler was POSTMASTER and pre-
scented Mr.. Guiliani with handsome sill
yer mounted pen as farewell gift from
| the host and hostess.
An orchestra played throughout the
evening, and those present were MISS
Ray. Miss Schneider, Miss Fisher. A1r.
and Mrs. Baum. Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd, Mr..
and Mrs. Fellinger, Mr.. and Mrs. Tanner,
Mrs. Fischer, Mr.. and Mrs. Zwissler, Mrs.
L. Fisher. Mrs. Street, Mr.. Frederick
Baum, Mr.. Guiliani, MIR. Scott, Mr. R. F.
Fisher. Mr.. and Mrs. Ostermayer, MIR.
Ockershausen, Mr. and Mrs. Ruhl and Mr..
Bush
A dance was given at Rauschers Feb
ruary % by Maj. j. s. Zebley for the
Cadets. The chaperons were -hrs. G. f.
Myers, Mrs. +. w. Thompson, Miss f.
Sanders. Mrs c. V. Zebley and Mrs. B.
2. Zebley. Among those present We're
Adams and Miss Sanders, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. V. Zebley, MI and Mrs. 3. P. Zebley.
Maj. Zebley and Miss Sullivan Capt.
Wise and Miss Bennette. Capt. Pelzman
and Miss Notes. Capt. Webster and Miss
Baden, Capt. Seaver and Miss Clark,
Capt. Brown and Miss DeShelds Capt.
Hart. '07, and Miss Mason, Lieut.. Davis,
Lieut.. Kause. Lieut. McKernan and Miss
Lieut. Evans and Miss Winters, Corp.
Lewis and Miss Leger. Mr.. Steinberg and
Miss Steinberg. Mr.. Killers and Mss
Jewell Mr.. Dulin and Miss Clements. Mr..
Galiher and Miss Calver, Mr.. Webster
and Miss Mcqueen. Mr. Dade and Miss
Fosbender Mr.. Dodge and Miss Bell. Mr..
Freeman and Miss Barghausen. Mr.. keef
and Miss Halpine, Mr.. Julian and Miss
Yoader, and Mr.. Farmsworth and Miss
LantZ.
Miss Lillian Harris. who has been the
guest OF Miss Justine Keller in Balt-
more. has returned to her home In the
Oakland.
| Mrs Minnie Rosenberg has returned to
her home in Norfolk after spending sew
eral weeks in this city as the guest of
Mrs. Carl Auerbach on 9th street.
Miss Edith Auerbach has returned
from a visit of some weeks in Philadel-
phia
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her guest Miss Ada Heller of Winches
ter. Va.
Mrs. Albert Kafka Is making a week
end visit in Atlantic City.
| Mr. and Mrs. Sol Peyser and son PHILIP
are the guests of Mrs. N. Peyser on [
street.
Miss Lizzie Kafka and Master Maurice
Kafka are spending few days in Balti
l.more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Hillman were hosts
at dinner of twenty covers Monday
night complimentary to Miss Frances
Starr. The guests were Mrs. A. 8. Ru-
keyser of Atlantic City, Mrs. Caldwell of
New York. Miss Clarce Lorraine Tuck of
New York. Miss Ada Heller of Winches-
ter Va; Miss Emily Hillman. Miss Eliza
beth Farber. Miss Selma Greenapple, Miss
Edith Auerbach and DR.. Louis Jacobs of
Philadelphia Henry Kern of New York.
Harry T. KATE of Philadelphia, A. Schif-
fee. Zion Burnstein of New York, B.
Aarons of Philadelphia, ]. Robinson of
New York, Tyler Nordlinger and Gilbert
BenSinger.
Mrs. Sol Meyer of the Ashley will be at
home Friday afternoons during March.
The temple of the lAdas Israel ConSre-
CATION corner of 9th and l streets north
west was the scene of a pretty wedding