Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-31
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her mother. Mrs. Sadlier. in a gown of
violet satin embroidered in crystals. the
| tea table was presided over by Mrs. Rie-
singer, who poured the tea, and Miss
Tonita Ridgway. who served the frappe.
| Others In the receiving party were MISS
| Juanita Miller, Miss Lena Hecker OF
| New York and Miss Clarke.
Mrs James Young received last Thurs
| day evening at her home on 31st street.
from until 6 o'clock. The tea table,
which was prettily arranged in pink car
nations and smilax, was presided over by
Mrs. Arthur Snyder and Mrs. Waldo
Hibbs. Mrs. Young was assisted In re-
| ceving by Mrs. Willoushby Anderson.
Mrs. Lewis, Miss Mary DeLashmutt and
Miss Gelett Anderson.
i! Mrs. Elizabeth Green Martin OF Leaven-
| worth, Kau.. arrived recently in Wash
ington. and is at 1886 I street for several
months.
Miss Anna Miller. who has been the
| guest for the past week Of DR.. and Mrs.
William Neil of Charles Town, w. Va,
returned last Wednesday to her apart
ment in the Imperial.
Mrs. William Bartlett Hoover and Miss
| Elizabeth Hoover entertained at an at
| tractive at home last Thursday afternoon
at their home on P street. Mrs. Edward
John Harvey and Miss Anna Miller pre-
sided over the tea table. which was
| daintily arranged with masses of pink
carnations and delicate ferns: Mrs. Har-
old Goodwin. Miss Matte Brawner and
Miss Josephine Waggaman assisted in re-
| ceiving the guests.
Miss Mary Wright of Suffolk. Va, will
| be the guest this week of Mrs. John Wag-
gaman at her home on o street.
| Mrs Eugene Schwab was hostess at a
card party Monday afternoon at the
| Mercantile Club, which was given for
the benefit Of the philanthropic fund of
| the Council of Jewish Women.
| A number OF tables were devoted to
whist. The prizes. which were donated,
| were given to Mrs. Silas Rosenthal Mrs
Sidney II. Reizenstein, Mrs. Alfred Mayer
| Mrs. Max Goldsmith. Mrs. Arthur Baum
garten, Mrs. Sol Minister, Mrs. NJ. Gross,
I Mrs. Louis Simon, Mrs. Henry Peyser.
Miss Hennie Wolf. Miss Beecher of Phil
| adelphia, Miss Julia Solomon and Mrs.
| Picard.
Mr.. and Mrs T. l.. Blout left town
Thursday to spend two weeks at Lake
| wood, n. j.
Miss Hilda Frank. who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sigmund
of the Ashley. leaves for her home in
Norfolk, Va. this evening.
| Mr.. Harold II. Levi Of Baltimore for
nlerly of this city, has issued invitations
for his twenty-frst birthday celebration
| at the Marlborough Baltimore Friday
evening. February D.
Miss Stella F'ishel returned to her home
2b14 Connecticut avenue. yesterday from
a four-week visit in Cleveland as the
guest CT Mrs. Morris Ganss. and Pitts
burg. where she was the guest of the
Misses Adler.
|
Mrs. Ben Frank of Baltimore who were
the guests of Mrs. Charles Kaufman Of
18th street returned to their homes dur
ing the week.
The Tndecims gave a most enjoya Bile
dance Monday night, which brought to-
gether large gathering. The affair was
| for the benefit CT charity and netted quite
a large sum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Strasburger of
the Bellevue left the city Monday for
Florida to spend three weeks.
Mrs. Lee Kerngood OF Baltimore Mr.
Bernard Herman of Boston and Mr. Mil
ton Herman of Detroit are the guests
of their mother, Mrs. NJ. Herman Of 1912
Calvert street. and were present at the
wedding of their sister. Miss Geneva
Herman. and Mr.. David Rothschild of
this city Thursday.
Miss Minnie Rosenbaum, who was WIS.,
iting the Misses Price of the Ashley. is
now visiting in Baltimore before return
ing to her home in Cumberland, Md.
Mr. Gustave Lansburgh was at home
informally Monday night, when numer-
Gus friends called to offer their congrat-
| u1ations on his SEVENTEEN birthday an
niversary. During the evening a buff
fet supper was served.
Mrs. A. Sigmund of the Blenheim re-
turned from a visit to Baltimore Tues
day. where she was the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. A. Miller.
Mr.. David Posner of New York was
the weekend guest Of friends.
Miss Catherine f. Knight entertained
a small party of friends last Tuesday
evening at her home on NJ street in honor
of her cousin, Miss Eleanor l.. .Wilkerson
of Baltimore. Piano solos were given by
Miss Edith Buell.. and Miss Eleanor Will
kerson sang number of songs accom-
panied by Miss Buell. on the piano. and
Mr.. Kennedy gave comic songs. A buffet
supper was then served. after which dane
! ing was enjoyed until late hour. Those
invited to meet Miss Wikerson were:
! Misses Agnes NJ. Freeman of Hyatts-
vile. Md: Margaret c. Anderson. Cert
rude NJ Daily. Edith c. Buell.. Marie d.
Wallace, Nellie f. Owens Kathleen A.
Thomas and Edna Louise knight; Messrs.
Charles w. Buell.. Joseph E. Griffith, John
". Kennedy and James c. Blake.
Mrs Dixon, wife of Senator Dixon of
| Montana. received Thursday afternoon
from s to 6 O'Clock at her residence. on
10Th street She wore a directoire gown
of dark green chiffon broadcloth. trimmed
with duchess lace. She was assisted in
receiving her guests by her sister, Mrs.
I Sterling of Montana, who wore a hand
some gown of light blue satin. The tea
table was decorated with pink and red
carnations. and Mrs. Pray Of Montana
served tea and Mrs. Garner of Texas
poured coffee.
| Mrs Overman, wife Of Senator Over
! man: Mrs Paynter, wife of Senator
Paynter. and Mrs Johnston, wife of Sena-
tor Johnston. received together at the
Cochran last Thursday. The parlors were
decorated with flowers and plants Mrs.
| Overman wore a mahogany-colored vel
vet gown made directoire and trimmed
in duchess lace; Mrs. Johnston, black
messaline satin. and Mrs. Payrter. a di-
rectoire gown of white satin. Mrs E. c.
Gregory in a white lace gown also re-