The Washington herald., 1908-03-01


Mr.. Palmer. The literary selections were
a recitation, Georges Cherry Tree" by
Miss Blanche McCreery: reading. THE
Heart OF Old Hickory" by Rev. Aiexan-
der Kent: Uncle Sam in costume. Mr..
Palmer. and dramatic recitation. "Old
Glory" by Mrs. Flathers. who stood un-
der the drapery of a magnificent flag. The
president concluded the programme with
a few happy remarks. after which the
hostess served refreshments. and the re-
mainder OF the evening was devoted TO
social intercourse.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Eighth
Street Temple will hold their regular
melting tomorrow afternoon az 2:3o
o'clock in the vestry rooms of the tenn
pie.
Mr.. and Mrs Adolph weyl. Of Bright
wood. were rendered a surprise party on
Saturday evening. The guests, all wear
ing colonial costumes, were Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Weyl, Miss Hattye weyl, Miss Tnlie
Ran, Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Engel, Mrs
Addie Slgmund. Mr. and Mrs. NJ New
meyer. Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Fishel. and
Miss Rena Fishel.
Monday night a masquerade party was
given by the Noel House Social Club at
its club rooms, 1913 II street northeast.
The hall was decorated with national and
club colors. The arrangements were in
charge OF Miss NJ. Doyle, Miss NJ. Gerald.
and F. Watson. Miss JOY Colweu. as
America. won the ladies' prize, while air.
Daniel Carroll. as a clown. the gentle
mans Refreshments were served. and
dancing enjoyed until late hour Prof.
Hamlin furnished the music. Those
present were:
Mr. ard Mrs. T. AicKeuna.- Mr. and Mrs I.
hanlin. Mr. and Mrs. H. Brown. Mrs a. Whitney.
MIS- {. Splccr Miss F. Tansell Miss n Gerald
4liss =. GladmRn. Miss G. Darlington, Miss l.
Brown. Miss l. Doyle. Miss NJ Doyle. Miss 6
sherwood. Miss F. Hahn. Miss NJ. Klcmhenn. Miss
~ o. kleinhsnn, Miss j. CoiWell and Miss NJ
Connors; Mr., ID. Carroll. Mr.. G. Smith Air. H.
smith Mr. i. Hartley, Mr. G. Maisak, Mr. J.
Martin. Mr. +. Watson. MIR. H. Watson Mr. H.
GresUT, Mr. ). Thompson. Nir. r Dodd M W.
Doyle. Mr. 7. DOYLE, Mr.. J. Lawless, Mr.. r Cady
Ar. C. Brown, Mr. II. Broan. ard Mr. J. Brown
The second Of a series Of FIVE euchres
was given by Mount Vernon Hive, L. o.
T. NJ. last Friday evening. The party
was largely attended. and thirty hand
some prizes were awarded. Mrs Kather-
Inc Cartner was chairman OF the euchre
committee
Lady Commander Senay, Of Mount Yer
non Hive. viii leave shortly for an ex-
tended visit 10 Philadelphia and New
York.
Mrs. Wheeler. wife OF Representative
Wheeler. and Miss Wheeler will receive
on Tuesday. March 8. from to ;, at the
New Willard.
The Imperial Club will give a dance at
Dyer's Hall on Wednesday evening.
March 4.
Or. and Mrs. Abram Simon. Of Uni
versity place, had as dinner guests on
Tuesday Mr. Walter Mandelbaum and Mr..
Lester Heyn. of Omaha, Nebr.
A very enjoyable leap-year dance was
given ct the Mercantile Club on wednes-
day evening. The hall was decorated with
japanese lanJerns, and rustic benches
were scattered about. At midnight a sup
/ per was served. The guests were:
Misses Lillian Coblenzer. Rena Fleischmsu. Bella
Schifiman. Fl0Tenle GuSdoTn Marguerite ,Ec--fman
( Ernesline Rich. Celeste Goodman. Leona stern,
CarEye Robinson. Rita Baer Rhoda Asutner. Selma
Rhoda Walner. Lorraine Herman. and Mesrs. Nal
COIN C. Auerbach. Lester Ne1Trsn. Stanley Fischer
Arthur NeIman. Herbert Rich. DsTid Basr. Bor.
ugrd BaeT. Maurice Eisaman, Melville Fischer. 1iL
ton Goldsmith. Alfred Haas Herbert jacobs. Melvin
King. Arthur Luchs. Lester Marx. and DaTid Stem
Mr. and Mrs. J. Pressler. OF 1917 7
street. celebrated their fifth wedding an
niversary on Sunday evening Among
Q "a r.rr Dol
| timore; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ G. Pressler. Mr..
( d. Pressler. Mr.. and Mrs. " Keller. NIr.
and Mrs. NJ Bendheim. Mr.. J. Bendheim.
Miss Cora Sommers. and Mr. and Mrs.
B. Schwartz.
a masquerade ball viii be given a;
Masonic Temple on March Is. under the
auspices Of the Ladies' Auxiliary ef the
Eighth Street Temple Elaborate prepa-
ratious are being made for the event and
handsome prizes will be awarded for the
most original. as well as the prettiest
costumes.
Representative and Mrs. A. J. Barch-
/ field. OF the Connecticut. entertained az 4
500 party on Tuesday. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips. Miss Philips. Mr..
and Mrs. Jansen. Mrs. Kealcoss. Miss
Kealcoss. Mr.. Gehring, OF Pittsburg. Pa
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Abel. Miss Laura
Adler. Of Pittsburg and Miss Helen
Rarchfeid.
Mrs. Sol Meyer entertained the After
noon Bridge Club on Wednesday after
noon. The club prize was won by Mrs.
Simon Kann
The board Of lady visitors Of the Wash
ington Hospital for Foundlings will have
a first-night benefit at the New National
Theater, Monday, March g for the open
/ ing performance OF Eleanor Robson. in
'Salomy Jane" Tickets may be obtained
from any OF the ladies Of the board or
from Mrs. Simon Wolf, i756 Q street
northwest. until Thursday. March .. when
Dthey will be on sale at the National
Theater
PERSONALS.