The Washington herald., 1909-04-04
PERSONALS.

PERSONALS.
Miss Hanna ". Taylor. OF 2OlS o street.
left las Friday for St Louis. on her
way home she viii visit relatives in Mo
bile. Ala.
Former Secretary Of Commerce and La
Dor and Mrs Straus and their daughter,
Mrs. Hochstadter. who have been in
Cuba since the inauguration. have left
Havana for Florida on the Hibiscus. a
lighthouse tender.
The former American Minister 10 Cuba.
Mr.. Edwin V Morgan, entertained Al
dinner IN their honor during their visit
10 Havana, and Mrs. Luis Mark enter
tanned at a breakfast for them IN the
quaint restaurant Dos Hermanos on
March 2S. Rear Admiral Adolph Mark.
chairman OF the lighthouse board. and
Miss Mark are travelling with the
Srauses.
Mr. and Mrs. Edison Bradley viii close
their home in about a fortnight and go TO
their place at Tuxedo. Later In the
spring they viii sail for Europe. where
they w!H spend the summer. accompanied
by their son-in-iaw and daughter. Rev
and Mrs. Herbert Shipman, OF New
York Mrs. Shipman. who with Miss
Beatrice Crosby. has been the guest OF
her parents here for some days. returned
to New York yesterday.
Mrs Bertha Odenwald will entertain at
whist this evening.
The Misses Buxbaum. OF Chicago. are
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Meyer Han
lein. OF Eighth street northwest
The wedding OF Miss Jeanette Ganss.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cams.
and Mr.. Wallace Luchs. will take place
Wednesday. April Il. al the family resi-
denee, 1856 Fairmont street
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Abel viii be al
home to-day from 3 TO o'clock and S
to 10 O'Clock. at 1851 Clifton street. previ-
Gus 10 their departure from the city for
a six months stay. Mrs. Abel and chill
dren will be the guests Of Mr.. Henry
Adler and family, Of Pittsburg, during
Mr. Abel's absence in seattle Wash.
Mrs. James Robert Mckee and her daugh-
ter. Miss Mary Lodge Mckee. will arrive
here next week to be the guests Of Mrs.
Arthur Lee. They viii be extensively en-
tertained with both dinners and dances.
Mrs. Lee will have as her guest also at
this time Miss Belle Armstrong.
Nine. Loudon. wife Of the Minister
from the Netherlands. returned to the
legation yesterday from visit South.
and also In Boston. The Minister, who
has been in Mexico for some time. will
return next week. Nine. Loudon will
give the parlors Of the legation for the
use Of the Kneisel Quartet for a recital
here.
The Kneisels are both well known and
popular in Washington. but have not been
heard for several seasons. Mr. Court
landt Palmer. pianist VIII come with
them and play the piano part Of his own
quintet. which viii be on the Kneisels'
programme.
Mrs. Gus Nordlinger entertained the
Afternoon Bridge Club on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. ". Nordlinger are At.
the Hotel Rudolf. Atlantic City.
Mrs. Emma R. Bauer and Miss Elsa
Bauer leave Wednesday for Atlantic CITY
for the Easter holidays
Mr., de Thai, Of the Russian Embassy
staff. who has been absent IN Europe and
in his own country for six months past
IS expected 20 return to the embassy be-
fore the end Of this month
Mrs. Carl Kaufman. Of St Gall. Switer-
land, will leave the early part Of the week
TOT visit 20 New York, but viii return
10 washington before sailing for home.
Baroness Rosen and Baroness Elizabeth
Rosen, wife and daughter Of the Russian
Ambassador, who have been in Russia
for eighteen months past, will return 70
Washington at the end Of this month
They will spend the summer in Newport
Baroness Rosen took her daughter home
TO present her at court before she entered
society mere. She will probably have a
brilliant presentation at Newport. She ts
brilliant and accomplished young
woman. who will be a distinct Ornament
TO society.
Mr.. and Mrs R. B. Behrend are Wis
iting in Lakewood. n. J.
Mrs Wexel. OF New York. was a re-
cent guest of Mr.. and Mrs Max Cohen.
Mrs. A Rosenthal has returned from
visit TO Atlantic City.
Mrs. NJ. NJ Stern, Of the Ashley &c
the guest OF relatives In Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence V. Benet, the
latter formerly Miss Cox. Of this city. who