The Washington herald., 1909-02-07

Held. for the benefit OF charity. The
prizes were won BY 0Irs Max Fischer.
Mrs Harry King. Mrs. Ben Leon. Miss
Amelia Wolf, and Miss Julia SalOmOn.
Mr.. George Godoy. the seventeen-year-
old son Of the charge d'anaires Of Mexico.
has published his first book OF poems
which are sue 20 attract admiration and
favorable comment. He gives promise OF
brilliant work IN the future.
Mrs Sidney Kaufman entertained the
Afternoon Bridge Club at her apartment
in the Ashley on Friday.
Mr.. Everett L. Warner. formerly of
Washington. viii hold an exhibition OF
his paintings and etchings at Veerhoffs.
beginning tomorrow. 70 continue until
the 18th Mr.. Warner has made q very
pronounced success with his reproduc-
tions Of street scenes in New York and
Brooklyn and the large cities Of Europe,
which has started a fad for such works
He has IN his collection a large number
Of these scenes In water colors, oss, and
etchings- His oil painting OF the Brook
lyn Bridge in 4 snowstorm. which was
awarded the Sesnan gold medal at the
Pennsylvania Academy Of Fine Arts IN
1905. Is in the collection
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F!escher. Of
Rhode Island avenue. are visiting in At
isntic City.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Nelson Page VIII
sail February q for several months stay
in England with Mrs. Pages son-ln-Iaw
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs AIgernon
Burnaby, at their splendid estate, Bag
grave Hail.
Miss Gertrude Herzog returned to Gin
cinnati, Ohio. on Thursday after q
lengthy visit to Mrs. Gus Louis.
Mrs. r T Thorp. OF Norfolk. Va, wife
OF Hon. r T. Thorp. who formerly rep
resented the Fourth district Of Virginia.
IS at the Grafton Mrs. Thorp was be-
fore her marriage Miss Brent. Of Alexsn-
dria and is known as one of the hand
soonest and Wittiest women in Virginia
Miss Rosa Lyon. OF Baltimore, is the
guest OF her sister. Mrs. William Nj
chseIis.
Miss Elsie Carson Guddis. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene z Guddis, Is Wis
iting relatives and friends in Ohio.
Miss Ens Rosenau. OF Peoria, Ill. who
has been the guest Of Miss Juanita Kauf-
man. left Thursday for New York. but
VIII return 10 Washington on Febru-
ary ..
Mrs de Bonneville Randolph Keim and
Miss Keim. Of Reading, Pa, will be at
home TO their friends for the las. time
/ this season Wednesday, February 10. al
/ the Elsmere, Fourteenth and H streets.
Miss Jennie Sanger leaves Wednesday
for d visit to Baltimore.
Capt. David Wills. L. S. NJ. c.. and
Mrs Wills have returned 70 Washington
from Havana. and are at the Everett
Mrs Sam Ganss leaves to-day for a
( visit Of several weeks TO Atlantic City.
The Military Attache of the German
Embassy and Nine Won Livonius have
gone to Palm Beach, Fla, for several
weeks stay Nine Won LIvonius will re-
sumo her Tuesday at-homes upon her re-
i turn.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. L. Blout are visiting in
! lakewood, N J. and New York
Mr. and Ars- Dave RothschiId have re-
turned from their wedding trip, and are
/ located at 1916 Park road.
Gen. and Mrs. Arthur Murray and their
daughters, Miss Sadie Murray and Miss
Carolyn Murray. viii leave here next
! Thursday for New York, from where they
are booked to sail on February 10 for the
/ Philippines by way Of the Suez Canal
/ Gen Murray is going on six months'
/ tour Of inspection Of the Islands, and mis-
wife and daughters viii accompany him
on the trip. and TO see their son and
/ brother. Lieut. Maxwell Murray. L. S A..
xho is now stationed there. The Murray