Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-16

Hirsh of Kenyon street rave returned
to their home, after several weeks spent
in New York.
Mrs. James Lansburgh Held a reception
Monday afternoon in her spacious home
on 14th street, and in the evening Miss
Bessie Lansburgh entertained her many
friends.
Mrs William Hahn Of I'LL street
northwest held a reception Tuesday In
honor of her house guest. Miss Adelaide
G. Raphael Of Philadelphia, who has
recently announced her engagement TO
Mr.. Harry w. Hahn, the eldest son. of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hahn.
The home was beautifully decorated
with masses of pink roses. carnations and
ferns. Mrs. Hahn. who wore black lace
gown over white chiffon. was assisted by
Miss Raphael. who wore pink messaline;
Miss Rae Hahn In white null and vaien,
of PHILADELPHIA In black silk and Mrs.
Rosenberg OF Norfolk. Va. in lavender
crepe de chine.
In the dining room Mrs. Morton j.
Luchs served chocolate. assisted by Mrs.
Sol. Minister, Miss Cohen OF Columbus.
Ohio, Miss Fannie Heilprin and Miss
Malvine Woog. who were gOwned In
dainty colors and wore corsage bouquets OF
sweet peas. The table was tastefully
decorated with pink flowers. the color
SCNicL1e OChi8 oAcO SDA AaCN wv "a 'e-s sOoC
confe ctions and ices.
Mrs. Minnie Rosenberg Of Norfolk. Va.
is the guest of Mr.. Carl Auerbach on
9Th street.
Mr.. and Mrs l. Isaacs Of Pittsburg
spent a few days in town last week.
The Council Of Jewish Women held their
regular meeting in tho vestry rooms of
La 1o1 h tl,<>
president Mrs. Charles Goldsmith. in the
chair. Talks were given by Mrs David
s. SanEer Mrs. Alexander Wolf and Mrs.
A. Kahn on. the immigrant aid work in
which they are interested. and Mrs. A.
Sanders spoke most Interestingly of the
benefit of the Atlanta Orphan Asylum.
Piano selections were rendered by Mr..
Jerome williams. After the meeting was
adjourned a social hour was held.
Baltimore were the guests Of DIR. Abram
Simon Of the Eighth Street Temple last
week.
Miss Belle Hirsh Of Kenyon street will
entertain at her home this afternoon for
her friends Of this city and several out
of-town young ladies.
A whist and bridge party was given last
Tuesday evening at the Mercantile Club.
The first bridge prize was won by Mrs.
Silas Rosenthal and the second by Mrs.
c. Berwanger Miss Rosa Kaufman re-
ceived the first whist prize and Mrs. Ed
ward Mayer the>second. After the games
refreshments were served.
The Afternoon Bridge Club was enter
tanned last Tuesday by Mrs. Sol Minister
at her home on Ontario rpad. The guest
prize was won by Miss Adelaide Raphael
of Philadelphia, while Mrs. Gerson Nord-
linger won the first prize. The guests
were Miss Rae Cohen of Columbus. Ohio:
Mrs. M Rosenberg Of Norfolk. Va; Miss
Raphael of Philadelphia, Mrs. NJ. D. Ro-
senberz. Mrs Isaac Behrend. Mrs. A. Sig
mund, Mrs r. B. Behrend. Mrs. G. Nord-
linger. Miss Rae Hahn and Miss Helene
D. Engel
Mrs. M. Rheine and her sister, Miss
Julia Goldsmith Of Fredericksburg, Va,
who were in Baltimore for several days,
have returned to the formers home in
Washington.
The engagement 10 announced of Miss
Miriam Sheonoman. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Sheonoman Of Baltimore. and
Mr. Lennie Wertheimer of the same city
Mrs Charles Goldsmith OF Calvert street
has as her guest Mrs. fMyer Singer and
son Of New York. At home this afternoon
and evening.
Miss Stella Sackerman OF Baltimore liz
Massachusetts, avenue northwest.
Mrs Charles Goldsmith entertained the