Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-28
SOCIETY.
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affair brought together a large gathering,
a number of tables being devoted to the
games.
Miss Carrie Lee Chamberlain, daughter
of Senator Chamberlain of Oregon. is an
attractive and interesting girl. She is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Middleton on
r street and expects to spend the re-
mainder of the extra session in Washing
ton. Miss Chamberlain has not only all
the sraces which make for personal
favor, but she is talented in many ways.
She already is quite favorte here. AS
the daughter of the governor of her home
state she has had many social advan-
tases.
Mrs B. Rosenthal of Georgetown has
as her guest her sister, Mrs. Marx Ep-
stein, Of Denver, Col
The Afternoon Embroidery Circle was
entertained this week at luncheon by Mrs.
Charles A. Goldsmith at her home on Cal
vert street. The decorations of the tables
| were spring flowers.
The Rev. DR. and Mrs. Abram Simon
and two sons have returned to their home
on University place from two-week
stay in Atlantic City
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Nusbaum of Albany.
y. Y. announce the engagement of their
daughter Florence Fl. and Mr.. Edwin l..
Rich, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Max
Rich of this city.
Mrs. Marx and daughter. Miss Desiree
Marx, have returned to New York.
Mrs. Maurice d. Rosenberg and
daughter Audrey. accompanied by Miss
Rae Cohen, who has been her house guest
are in Columbus. ONO, staying with MT
and Mrs. A. Cohen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry I.auman have re-
turned TO their home in the Bellevue,
II u, A flor fsT-l
Miss Stamm who has been the guest of
Miss Esther Behrend of Il street. has re-
| turned to her home in Philadelphia.
| DR.. Roscoe Luce entertained about forty
guests at a dance on Wednesday night at
his home on Capitol Hill in honor of his
niece, Miss Helen Potter of New York
state, who is his house guest. Dancing
was enjoyed until late hour and during
the evening buffet supper was served.
Mrs Bertha Cobenzer. 1904 10Th street
northwest. will be at home on Sunday
April 4, prior to her departure for abroad.
Mrs. Sidney Neiburg of Baltimore was
the guest during the week Of Miss Della
F'iShel of Connecticut avenue.
| Miss Mamie kensett of Norfolk, Va.
arrived in Washington recently to visit
her sister. Mrs. Richie, at her apartment
III the Dctotui.
! Mrs Horace English spent last week in
Alexandria with her mother, Mrs. John
=. Steiner
| Miss Frances Murphy of New Jersey
spent several days in Washington last
week visiting Lieut. Robert i. Berry,
C.SN., and Mrs. Berry.
| Mrs William Billiard. who has been
| spending several weeks in Washington
visiting Mr.. BILLIARDS. parents. DR.. and
Mrs. Jules Billiard, at their home on 18th
street. returned last Saturday to her home
lin Baltimore.
Miss Jeanne Carter has returned to her
| home in Washington after spending sew
| eral days in Alexandria as. the guest of
Miss Mary Phillips at her home on South
Washington street.
Mrs. McCrossin and her daughter. Miss
Estelle McCrossin, who have been the
| house guests OF Lieut.. Henry Charles
Dinger. C.SN.. and Mrs. Dinger. at their
home on q street. left last week for At
lantic City, y. j., where they expect to
remain until after Easter. before return
ing to their home in Brooklyn.
Mrs. T. l.. Eldridge returned recently
to her home n street after spending
The winter season in Los Angeles. Cal,
where she was the guest Of relatives.
Miss Walters of Norfolk. Va. who has
been visiting Mrs. James Young at her
home in Georgetown for the past week.
will spend this week as a guest of Mrs.
WillouShby Anderson at her home on 18th
street.
Miss Margaret Morrison of Rhode Island
avenue left Washington recently for Rich
mond, Va. to visit her sister Mrs.
Martha Morrison Little.
Mrs. Theodore j. Foster left recently
for New York. where she spent several
days before returning to her home in
Providence. r. /.
Miss Florence Shinn OF Philadelphia will
arrive tomorrow TO spend two weeks as
the guest of her cousins. Mrs. Emma
Dent Casey and Miss Casey, at their home
on = street.
Miss katherine l.. Mathewson will leave
this week for Kansas City. Mo, where
She will spend the spring season as the
guest of her cousins. MIR. and Mrs John
Went worth. Miss Mathewson will also
visit friends in st. Louis before returning
TO her home in Washington
Mr. and Mrs. Roland H. Hassard, who
haze been spending several days in WASH
iDGton on their return from an extended
| visit i'm the south. left last week for their
| home in Rhode Island.
| Miss Ethel Y. Taylor, who has been