Evening star., 1909-05-30

Mr. Charles kafka of New York is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert kafka of
322 Sheridan street. North Brightwood.
Mrs. Bertha Oettinger and daughter
Dorothy were at home Wednesday last
in honor of the confirmation OF her
daughter, and had receiving with them
Mrs. Rosenthal. Mrs. T. Oettinger, Miss
Edna Dreyfuss, Miss Miriam franc and
Miss Ernestine Rich.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Selinger and
daughter Elanor, who were at home
Wednesday last. had assisting them Mrs.
A. Selinger. Miss Selma Selinger and
Miss Teckla Sondheimer.
Mrs. Max Weyl and Miss Gertrude
Weyl will return today from a ten-day
stay in North Brightwood.
Mrs. Never Fellheimer is visiting rel
atives in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Oettinger Of Wilson.
n. G.. are the guests of Mrs.
Oettingers mother. Mrs. Rosenthal, of
11lS 5th street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Baer. with their
daughter Alma, had receiving with them
Wednesday at their home in Georgetown
Miss Rita Baer, Mrs. Henry Goodman.
Miss Celeste Goodman and Miss Malvine
Woog.
REV. DT. ana MIS-. ADTdm Simon nave
had as their guests during the week DIR.
Simon 3 brother of San Francisco, Cal.
Mr.. Nate Sickle of Newark. n. j.. has
been spending the week end in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Goldsmith were at
home to their friends Wednesday even
ing in honor of the confirmation Of their
smith in receiving their guests were their
daughter, Mrs. Benjamin X. Leon; Mrs.
Maurice Tanner, Miss Blanche Stern,
Miss Sarah Leon and Miss Bernstein.
The table in the dining room had for
a centerpiece pink carnations and ferns,
with candlesticks capped IN pink shades.
Mr.. Otto Luebkert leaves town today
to spend several days in New York.
Mrs. James Slayden, wife of Represent
ative Slayden of Texas, entertained at
tea Monday afternoon, from to
honor of Mrs. Pringle Of South Carolina,
Mrs. Maxey of Texas and Mrs. Barret of
Kentucky.
visiting her brother and sister-in-law.
Representative and Mrs. Slayden for a
few days, at 1851 r street.
Miss Ella Clapp. daughter of Senator
and Mrs. Clapp, of st. Paul. Minn.,
who has been spending the winter in
Washington with her parents on Euclid
street. left last week for her home in
the west, where she will spend the sum-
mer.
Representative and Mrs. ". Cullop
entertained at dinner Wednesday even
Ing at the Normandie in honor of Mrs
and Miss Hughes. wife and daughter
of Representative Hughes of Georgia.
Senator and Mrs Hughes of Colorado
at % Nau r6 fnr fila
remainder of the congressional season.
Miss Alice Vandergrift. who spent sew
eraI days last week visiting friends in
Baltimore, has returned to Washington.
Mrs. Agnes d. Gray of Minneapolis,
who has been spending the past six
months in Philadelphia at a medical
college, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Curtis at their home. 1928 18th
street. She will leave Washington to-
morrow for her home in the west, where
she will spend the summer.
Mrs. Hughes and Miss Hughes. wife
and daughter of Representative Hughes
of Georgia, expect to leave Washington
tomorrow for Atlantic City, to spend
several weeks, and later will go to their
home in the south They have been
guests at the Normandie during the
spring season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dykus. who have been
spending a week with the parents of the
latter, Mr.. and Mrs. Tynda'l. on I street,
left yesterday for Maryland to visit
friends.
Mr. and Mrs T. Warwick Reed and
their young daughter have been visiting
Mr. Reeds mother at the Sheridan. Mr..
Reed has accepted position assistant
district engineer in Atlanta, and has gone
there.
Mrs. Nelson C. Burwell. so pleasantly
remembered here as Miss Katherine Reed,
has been visiting her mother, Mrs. X. l..
Reed, at the Sheridan Mr. and Mrs.
Burwell spent last week at Atlantic City.
Countess Pauline Pappenheim d lighter
of the Countess Pappenheim, vino was
Miss May Wheeler of Philadelphia, is a
debutante of the present London season.
Her mother gave d large ball in her honor
last week at the Hotel Ritz, London.
Four hundred guests were present most
of them having come with their hostesses
from the many large dinners given before
the dance. The Countess Pauline Pap
penhem is charmngly pretty blonde.
At the ball she wore coral panne velvet
gown beautifully embroidered on the skirt
and around the neck. Her fair hair was
arranged in multitudinous puffs and curls.
with d coral velvet ribbon wound about
it after the Greuze fashion SO much
favored by debutantes this season. Her
with diamond pendant.
Mr. and Mrs. William Colman will hold
a reception today in honor of the con-
frmation of their son, Aaron Coman. at
their home, 1915 9th street. from ) to 1Ol
O'Clock.
The little girls who assisted in the
patriotic exercises at the United States
Capitol yesterday were Elizabeth Gaines
Margaret Mann, Effie Campbelle. Olga
Lowell. Martha Ludngton Saers, Wini-
fred Curtis, Gladis Beall, Doris Beali,
Louise Fisher, Lucy Mankn. Dorothy
Wooden. Marjorie Wooden, Elsie Cham
berlin and Elizabeth Smith.
Mrs. Saers. chairman of the commit
tee in charge, had to assist her Capt.
Lemuel Warner. Mrs. NJ s. Parker. Mrs
Avery, Mrs. Layton. Mrs. Martha Houck
Saers and Miss Corhelia Parker.
Miss Elsie c. Gadds. daughter of Mr..
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