Evening star., 1908-12-20
SOCIETY
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his birthday during the past week. In
the party were the Messrs. Meyer Simons.
Nathan Frank. Maury Simon, Monroe
| Hollander. Meyer Loeb. Harry Cohen. SID
ney Guggenheim, Milton kronhelm and
Clarence Grosner.
Mrs. Albert Behrend of Brooklyn, N. Y;
Mrs. Warren Yerawine and Miss Mildred
Yerawine Of Philadelphia. Pa. are the
guests Of relatives in town and were
present at the celebration of the seventh
| eth birthday of their mother. Mrs. Bertha
Adler. which took place Thursday. Mrs
Adler was the recipient OF many gifts
and congratulations
Mr. Louis Levy of Baltimore is the guest
Of his sister, Mrs. Emil West of 18th
street.
Miss Rose Cohn of Baltimore has been
spending the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Calvert Rosenthal Of the Kenesaw
The Phoenix Club will give a dance at
the Mercantile Club Wednesday night.
December 80, for which invitations have
been sent out
Miss Rita Baer of Georgetown will leave
town during the coming week for Rich
mond. Va, to visit Miss Strauss.
Mr.. Daniel Levy Of Baltimore was Wis
itor in town during the week.
The Misses Addie Goodman and Irma
Strasburger of Norfolk, Va, will be the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. 1. StrasburRer
of Columbia road during Christmas week.
Miss Rena Fishel of 26l4 Connecticut
avenue will have as her guests for Christ
mas week her cousins. the Misses Rita
and Edith Nattans of Baltimore.
Mrs Meyer Fellheimer of Florence
Court has gone to Nashville. Tenn, her
former home, to visit her mother, Mrs.
Jonas.
Count Adolf Mpntgelas of Germany and
Miss Fanny Hazeltine. who are to be
married at Grand Rapids, Mich, shortly,
are now having a series of elegant din
ners and receptions given for them
DR.. and Mrs. Humrichhouse of Hagers-
town, Md, have gone to visit their niece,
Mrs. c.. Goodloe Edgar.
| Senator and Mrs. Depew will spend
| Christmas In New York, returning here
| for New Year. They will entertain house
Charles B. Alexander of New York being
members. and they will all attend the
diplomatic reception at the White House
with their hosts.
MRS. Root, wife of the Secretary of
State, spent the last half Of the past
| week in New York.
| Mrs Edwin warfield and her daughter,
| Miss Louise Warfield. have issued invita-
tions for large reception to be given at
their home. 1923 Linden avenue, Balti
more, Wednesday afternoon, December 30,
| at 3 o'clock. when the exgovernors elder
daughter. Mrs. William Hugh Harris of
Binghamton, n. Y, will be home for the
| holidays.
| Count and Countess Santa Eulalia of
| Portugal. the latter before her marriage
three months ago Mrs. John B. Stetson
| Of Philadelphia, are back again at the
! Stetson country place at Oak Lane. near
Philadelphia, which already bears the
| tokens of their residence here. The royal
| seal of Portugal has been set in the heavy
glass screens before the mullioned WIN
| dows in the hallway.
| The arms of the Santa Eulalia family,
| woven in rare tapestries, hang over the
| fireplace. Several royal orders. insignia
| Of high honor in the counts home. may
| be seen in the great living room. and on
a brilliant shield is a strange device Of
| old-time heraldry. The couple spent their
| honeymoon on the counts estates and
| with his people in Portugal, but intend to
make their present home their permanent
residence.
| At present Countess Santa Eualia is
| extremely busy greeting old friends and
| filling social engagements.
| Mrs. N. H. Vanzandt and her daughter.
| Mrs Francis J. O'Neill, are spending a
week at their cottage on Chesapeake bay.
They Will De at NOME dl tilGlT apartment,
$40 10th street northwest, Tuesdays in
| January and February.
| Mr. Heber c. Robey and Miss Maggie
| M. Woulfe were married last Tuesday,
| December Is. by Rev E. H. Lamar. Miss
| Nellie Owens acted bridesmaid and
| Eugene Smith best man. After the
| ceremony the couple went to the home
| of Mrs John A. Owens at Giesboro,
where a wedding supper was served.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Owens Misses Nellie Mabel Blanche.
| Gladys, Ruth and Mr.. Harry and Wayne
! Owens Messrs. Higgs. Harbert, Cox,
| Lusby and Smith. After the supper the
| couple left for New York. where they are
| to spend a week, and will return Decem-
| Der q and make their home in Congress
Heights. where they will be glad to see
] their friends.
DR.. and Mrs. W. w. Jarner have re-
| turned from visit to their parents In
| Virginia.
The Washington Social Register just
! issued says that during the past year
| ISL persons have married, as compared
| with 132 last year, and 5S women and 60
| men have died as compared to the deaths
| of 80 women and So men last year.
| Miss Florence Johnston of the Wood
| stock will leave the latter part of this
| week to spend the holidays with friends
| In Philadelphia.
| Miss Jessie Baker of 1764 u street ex-
| poets to spend the holidays with relatives
and friends in Philadelphia.