Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-19

mer at kenslngtOn, Mo, are now at tnelr
home on M street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Meyer are now located
in their new home on 9th street, near
Cathedral street, northwest.
Mr.. Philip King has returned to town
from Princeton. N. J.
Miss Bella Schiffmann Is back in town
after spending the summer in Atlantic
City and Long Branch, N. j., with rela-
tives.
Miss Fannie Spandauef returned to town
from visiting friend" in Baltimore and
Annapolis, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon kann are motoring
In their car through Pennsylvania.
Much pleasure was afforded last Tues
day evening. when a hay rack party was
given by Frank j. Allen in honor of
his guest Bushrod Hoppin. A stop was
made at Chevy Chase Lake for dancing.
Resuming the ride. the party went on to
Rose Villa, Kensington. Nd. the summer
home of Mr.. Aliens mother, where.
around large campfire. in the light OF
o'anterns. supper was enjoyed. Hot
chocolate was served from large kettle
on the campfire. Among those present
the party: Mrs. E. G. Allen, Mrs: c.
Burkart Miss Emma Bender Miss Marie
Hansen, Miss Muriel Carnes. Miss Norine
Fisher Miss Elizabeth Fisher. Miss Mar
Bushrod Hoppin, Mr.. James Ard. Mr..
Charles White. Mr.. Roy NARROW, Mr.
Donald Manning and Mr.. Frank j. Allen
Atschule last week. During the evening
music and dancing were the main fea-
lures, after which the guests were ush-
cred to the dining room and seated at an
Minna Altschule. Miss Florence Augen-
stein, Miss Helene Stern. Miss Selma
Rosenthal, Miss Irene Einstein, Miss
Rena Sanger. Miss Gussie Hanlein. Miss
Mabel Hanlein, Miss Flo Cohen. Miss
Leona Hechinger. Miss Julia Levy, Miss
! Rena Solomon. Miss Lillian Rothstein.
Miss Helen Goldsmith, Miss Ida Ullnian.
Miss Weiss of Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs.
| A. Jacoby, Mr.. and Mrs. Altschule, Mr..
and Mrs. Solomonsohn, Messrs. Sidney
Rosenthal, Mickey Stern. Louis Aron-
stein, Lawrence Garrenheimer. Gilman
Grossner, Meyer Loeb, Al Aettinger Phil
Brown. Ivan Herman, Melville Augen-
stein, j. Tassoff. Monroe Selinger, II. Sell
niger, Henry Ulman, Harold Strauss
Charles Altschule. Sam Altschule and
Max Solomonsohn, Mr. Steele and Mr..
Holberg, from Baltimore.
Mrs Augustus Kuhner and her daughter
Ida have returned to the city after spend
ing a most delightful summer in Hills
boro, LoudOun county, Va.
The Washingtonians met last week at
the residence of Mrs. Mary c. Bricker,
1902 7th street northeast. when the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the COM
ing season: President. C. N. Phelps; vice
president. Agnes Saxty; secretary, r. T.
Bricker; assistant secretary, +. NJ. More
land; treasurer. George F. F. Chase.
Mrs Stephenson. Mrs Henderson and
NJ fhn Nos Shit ut,
mans looking on at the last ball of the
LuCerne season.
A recent engagement announcement
was told the company by having cards at
each place cut into odd shapes, which,
| when finally assembled, made a heart.
with the happy news reading as straight
as string.
Mrs. E. H. Brooke and two daughters.
Misses Margretta and Genevieve Brooke,
are with Mrs. Brooke's sister. Mrs. Hunt
| Lewis, in Portland, Greg. They will re-
main with her until the last of the month,
when they will return.
The exchange of gifts at some of the
English weddings appears unusual to the
American point Of view. At the recent
marriage Of Ive Lady sr colauhoun the
quhoun, and Mr.. Henry Harrington. of
the West Yorkshire Regiment, a gold Gig
arctic case and a check were among the
brides gifts to the bridegroom. and from
him she has received an ermine stole and
muff, various articles of jewelry and lace.
This widow-bride wore to the altar a
dress of white satin charmeuse, with
pearl and silver embroidery, and a white
velvet hat with ostrich feathers. Her
jewels included a diamond pendant and
earrings.
A pleasant evening was spent at an in
formal dance given last Monday by Miss
street northwest. The lawn was attrac-
| lively decorated with Japanese lanterns,
and the guests rested there between
dances. Those present were Misses Amy
Tophan, Helen Steward, Nellie Morrison,
Lille Winner, Ruth Sudwarth. Lillian Yer
! brycke, Maria Barrett, Bessie Birch, Cora
Corning. Mary Windsor and Byrne Neal;
Messrs. James Motley. Albert Landvoight,
James Buddington. Joe Depew. Elmer
Flather, Frank Barrett, James Donnelly,
William Hutterly, Burton Corning and
Weigie.
Col. and Mrs H. c. Bradley of 1863
Rhode Island avenue entertained at din
ner Friday evening In honor of Miss
Elsie Garrison of Lynchburg, Va Among
those present were DR.. and Mrs. Young,
Mr.. G. Young, Mr.. r. B. Patterson and
the Misses Alice and Elizabeth Young.
Miss Mary Styles of Iowa circle left
Washington last week to spend three
months in Europe.
Mrs. lrine Elliott and her son have re-
turned from an enjoyable trip to Brad