Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-08

daughter of MI and Mrs. Morris Hirsh
| of this city became the bride of Mr.. Ma
| than Eskin. also of this city.
The bride wore a white messaline gown,
| trimmed in Irish point lace. and carried
| shower bouquet Of bride roses and lilies
attended her sister as maid of honor.
| wore a princess gown of white MESA
| line and carried large bouquet of La
France roses. The bridesmaids. gowned
| In white null over pale pink taneta and
| carrying pink bridesmaid roses. were Miss
Celia Wolf. Miss Sadie Pelzman and Miss
Helen Schwartz. The best man was Mr..
| Jacob Schwartz and the ushers were
Edward Schwartz. The ushers who at
| tended the bridesmaids were Arnold
Hirsh. Walter Sondheimer. Alfred Pelz-
man and Louis Rudolph. After the cere
mony a dinner and reception were given
at the home of the brides parents.
| A dance was given Wednesday night
by the Imperial Club. After the buffet
supper a german took place, when pretty
favors were distributed.
The guests were Miss Ada Heller Of
Manchester, Va; Miss Clarice L. Tuck of
New York. Miss Ottenheim. Miss Cecilia
| Lyon of Baltimore. Miss Rebecca' Wal
berg, Miss Irene Hollander. Miss Carol
Eiseman Miss Della Fishel. Miss Eliza
| beth Farber. Miss Blanche Stern. Miss
| Clara Strauss. Miss Estelle Hano, Miss
| Irma Stern, Miss Sackerman, Miss Cora
/ Sommers Miss Camille Herman, Miss
Maud Baer. Miss Edith Auerbach. Miss,
| Helene Engel, and Sam Steinberger, Sam
ue Greenbaun, Gilbert Bensinger, Nor
ris Sinsheimer. A. Blumenthal. Milton
| Sylvan Luchs. Jerome Lyon, Leo Loeb,
Philip Herman. Leon Strauss. Joe Salo-
mon. Morris Sondheimer, H. Sanger, Joe
Bendheim, Albert Oettinger, Sol Abbott.
Henry Kern, Lawrence Engel and Sydney
| Kaufman.
Mrs Isear and son Leonard of New
| York are the guests of the formers Sis
ter Mrs. Simon Kann Of Belmont street.
Miss Mae Harris of the Oakland enter
tanned the Afternoon Whist Club Wednes-
day.
The regular meeting of the Council of
! Jewish Women will take place Tuesday
afternoon at $50 in the vestry rooms of
the temple. A paper entitled "Optimism"
will be read by Mrs. Eugene Schwab and
one on "Notes and Comments" will be
given by Miss Hortense Sondheimer.
There will also be several musical selec-
| tons.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Frank of Nor
folk. Va. were the guests of Mrs. Charles
| Kaufman of 18th street for few days
last week.
Mrs Al Sigmund of the Ashley leaves
Tuesday night for a fortnight's stay with
| friends in Norfolk, Va.
Miss Hdna Ball of Norfolk. Va, is the
guest of Miss Juliette Meyer of 18th
street..
Mrs Silas Rosenthal, Mrs. Harry King.
Mrs. Alexander Wolf and Mrs. Brylawski
spent few days in Baltimore last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Kaufman have
| moved from their apartment In the Cliff
| bourne and have taken house on Euclid
! street northwest.
Mrs Simon Lyons has as her guest her
sister, Mrs. Rosenthal of Indianapolis
Miss Helene Barchfeld of the Connec-
ticut was rendered surprise party Tues
day evening. During the evening games
were played after, which an elaborate
supper was served. Those who partici-
pated were: Miss Sadie Silver, Miss Hell
enc Engel Miss Della Fishel, Miss Carol
Baer, Miss Laura Adler of Pittsburg, Pa,
Miss Helene Barchfeld and Milton Lowen-
thai, Allan Bachrach, Milton .Strasburger,
Moe Baer, Sol Abbott. Milton Baer.
| Miss Matte Oettinger of West Wash
| ington is spending couple of weeks In
| New York.
Representative and Mrs. Barchfeld of
| the Connecticut were hosts at a dinner
party Monday evening followed by the
alter party. The guests were Miss, Bessie
Duss. Miss Mary Lyle and Miss Lama
Adler of Pittsburg, Pa, and Miss Helene
Barchfeld.
Mrs. NJ. Herman announces the en-
gagement of her daughter Geneva to Mr..
David Rothschild of this city.
A delightful. luncheon followed by a
whist was given at the Mercantile Club
Thursday by Mrs. Samuel Gassenheimer
of the Stanley and Mrs. Daniel Levy of
the Lamont for the following out-of-town
guests: Mrs Levy of New York. Miss
Rose Wheatfield of Baltimore. Mrs Albert
Lissberger of Baltimore and Miss Rose
Wilson of Philadelphia. The others pres
ent were Mrs. Isadore Eppstein, Mrs.
Arthur Baumgarten, Mrs. ]. W. Hech-
niger. Mrs. B. Hechinger, Mrs. Frederick
Schwab Mrs. Nose Gross. Mrs. Lee Hech-
niger. Mrs. Joseph Lesser. Mrs. Harry
Kaufman and Mrs. Louis Jackson. The
first prize was won by Mrs. Lee Heching-
err the second by Mrs Frederick Schwab
and the third by Mrs. Lesser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi David of the Cali
fornla entertained Mr.. Hyman Endell
during the week on his way to his home
In the south.