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presented with a silver ice tub and tongs
by the council, Mrs. Charles Goldsmith
making the presentation speech.
The members of the Social Service of
the Council of Jewish Women gave q
luncheon on Tuesday last in honor of
Mrs Milton ]. Rosenau. at the home OF
Mrs Gus Louis. Covers were laid for
twelve The centerpiece of the table was
of red dahlias and ferns.
During the luncheon Mrs. Rosenau was
again surprised by receiving a silver low
ing cup, compliments of the guests pres
ent. In the party, besides the guest or
honor were Mrs. Charles A. Goldsmith,
ski Mrs Gus Louis, Miss Juanita Kauf-
man. Miss Eliza Coblenzer. Miss Hortense
Sondheimer. Miss Teckla Sondheimer,
Miss Nellie Behrend Miss Camille Her
man and Miss Esther Behrend.
Mrs Bertha Frank is in Pittsburg. the
guest of relatives, before Joining her
daughter, Mrs. Rosenau, in Boston.
Miss Mabel Kaufman. formerly Of this
city, returned to her home in New YORK
on Thursday, after a three-month stay
at Mystic. Conn.,, with friends.
Mr. Benjamin Nordlinger has returned
TO town from stay at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wilson have re-
turned to this city and are located al
the Cordova for the winter.
Mrs. Henry Clay Browning and Miss
Elsie Browning have gone to Philadelphia
been travelling in Europe for the past
three months. Mr.. Browning Is ex-
pected on the American steamship Fries
land this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ellis Chandlee are
in New York, and will make a short stay
at Galen Hall, Atlantic City, before re-
turning to Washington.
The announcement was made during
the past week of the engagement of Miss
Ethel Herrick, daughter of Mrs Fred
erck Herrick of Paris and formerly OF
Boston, to Walbridge s. Taft. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Water Taft. and a
nephew of the President. Mr.. Taft is
Yale man. class Of O7.
The marriage of Miss Helen Wilson
and Paymaster Walter A. Greer, U. 8.
N, will take place Tuesday at Trinity
iron of honor will be Mrs. Frederick
Stott while the maid of honor will be
Miss Rhoda Niebling. who recently re-
turned from an extended absence In Eu-
rope. Miss Marian 1-ally. Miss Florence
Brayerhlanx and Miss Catherine Hutch
inson, who are to wear gowns of pale
blue, will be bridesmaids. The other at
tendants. with Miss Laura Coffey, the
little flower girl, will wear pale pink
gowns Paymaster Greer will be at
tended by Lieut.. Arthur Owens, U. S. N.
as best man, and there will be half
dozen ushers, among whom are TO be
DR.. JOHN B. Kaufman. y. $. n, and
Lieut.. Thomas Kurtz, U. 8. n.
At tea, given by Mrs Eleanor Smith
at Mill Valley. Cal, last week the en-
George j. Dempsey Of Washington, D. c..
was announced. The wedding will take
place in January.
Miss Vera A Snare of Atlantic City,
n. j., who. has been the guest of her
cousin, Miss BERTHE Lewis, at the -Portner
for the past two weeks. returned home
Tuesday.
delightful party was given last Tues
day evening by Mrs. Charles B. Donch
Of 8A Sd street northwest in honor of
her cousin. Miss Mime tGombel.
daughter of DIR. and Mrs. William Com
bel of Baltimore, who is visiting here
Early in the evening q musical pro gram
was rendered. The Toreador,' from
Carmen and 1.-The Heart Bowed
R2s poes gsnsersd H gum NM
Messrs. Carl William and Hugo Donch
gave piano numbers. Afterward refresh
ments were daintily served. Among those
present were Misses Ida Mertz. Gladys
Soma Lula Krey. Eva Krey. Elizabeth
Burgess: Clara .ChiIds aud Louise Speno.
Messrs. Addison Smith. Harry Bond,
William Clabaugh, Carl Donch, William
Donch and Hugo Donch.
Mrs. E. Hempler, accompanied by Mrs.
j. Barbour is making a trip through
New England, and from there they go to
Halifax and other places in Nova Scotia
Miss Marion Edmonston King, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George A. King, will sail
September 30 on the Hamburg for Naples
whence she will go to Rome. where she
will remain until next June. While In
Rome she will study languages and art
and at intervals during the winter and
spring will travel through Italy.