Evening star., 1909-09-12

the week In town at the New WiiAIo'
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Eiseman are ex-
pected home today from a weeks visit
at the Hotel Rudolf. Atlantic City.
Mr.. Milton A. Kaufman returned home
| during the week from q visit In Mount
| Vernon, =. y.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. w. Nordlinger and
| sons Morris and Lawrence, have returned
to their nene In Biltmore street from
Coolbaugh. Pa
Mrs. Joel Hillman is spending several
| days In town, after spending the summer
| at Atlantic City
Miss Amelia Wolf returned to town
| Tuesday. after a weeks stay at Ingle-
side. Randolph. Nd
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Bieber have returned
| after spending the summer at Center
vile. Md. with their daughter. Mrs. NJ.
| Rosenbush.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Weinberg. 433 I'd
street southeast will be at home this
evening from to 10 o'clock. in honor
Of the confirmation of their son, Leon.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. B. Nordhnger and
family and Mrs. B. Nordlinger have re-
| turned to their home on N street, after
spending the summer at Randolph, Nd
Prince arrived in New York yesterday
from two-month trip abroad.
| New York to meet the latter's father,
| Mr.. Prince
A party Of nine who spent the sum-
together Thursday. In the party were
| Mrs. Meyer Nordlinger, Mrs. A. King,
| Mrs Rudolph Behrend. Miss Edna Wey1.
| Mrs G. Nordlinger. Miss Blanche Hirsh
OF Atlanta, Ga; Mr.. Raymond Goodman.
Mr. Walter Nordlinger and Mr.. Henry
King, jr.
Master Joseph r. Maxwell celebrated
his fourteenth birthday by entertaining
party of friends at the home of his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kerr Maxwell
OF 1924 18th street. Games. music and
| recitations were the features of the even
ing. A color scheme of pink was carried
out both In the decorations and refresh
ments.
A violin solo was rendered by Joseph
| Maxwell, piano solo by Miss Leonore
Hutchinson. violin solo by Mr.. Carl Parker.
recitation by Miss Gladys Beall. plano
duet. Mrs. Maxwell and Lucie Maxwell,
and a recitation by Miss Thompson
Among those gathered to greet and wish
him many returns OF the day were the
Misses Juliette and Winnifred Curtiss,
Doris and Gladys Beall. Ruth and Sarah
Barr. Miss Hutchison. Miss Parker Miss
Bonivita. Mrs. La Rogue, Mrs. Dennison,
Miss Thompson. Messrs. Carl Parker.
Philip Austensen, Charles Curtiss, Edwin
Maxwell and Mr.. Joseph Maxwell.
Mrs. Spear of Westminster street is Wis
iting friends at Dunn Loring. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs Brenner and their two
children have gone to st. Louis. Mo-. to
spend fortnight
Mrs Mulholland and her little daughter
have returned frons trip OF several
weeks spent in Canada with the brother
in-law and slster-in-law Of the former.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Mulholland.
turned from trip of several weeks spent
with relatives In Maryland.
Miss Irene Walters. Miss Mary Tyndall
and Miss Louise Rochon, who recently
returned from a sojourn of two months in
Atlantic City. were the weekend guests
OF Mrs. Rochon at her country home In
Virginia.
Mrs. James Ballinger Of 1 street left
last week to visit her little son. who has
been spending the summer in Virginia.
The Misses Humphrey OF East Wash
ington have returned from q trip Of
three weeks to Colonial Beach.
Miss Gertrude Yeabower. Miss Gertrude
Heitmuller and Mrs Clara Avery were
among the visitors to Chesapeake Beach
| last week.
Mrs. Mida Peabody returns to the city
today from a six-week outing at her for
mer home in Rutland, VT, where SIZE was
visiting relatives.
Mrs T. c. Taylor and her niece. Miss
Taylor. formerly of Missouri, who have
been spending the summer at their cot
tage, Cedar Croft, North Chesapeake
| Beach. will return to Washington this
| week.
Miss Ollie Thompson has returned after
having spent the past three months In
Asbury Park.
Miss A. E. White of East Washington.
who has been spending the summer In
the west. visiting relatives and friends.
has returned to her home:
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Whitman Of
Mount Pleasant are visiting friends in
Mississippi.
Mrs. Florence Duffle has returned to
visit with friends in Virginia and Mary
Hand. Her daughter, Miss Ruth Dufhe
will leave Washington the latter part Of
this month for Powhatan College.
Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Beall of Chaplin
street entertained yesterday afternoon In
honor of their daughter. Hester's fifth
birthday. Games were played and dainty
refreshments served. Among the guests
present were Regina Brenner. Ethel
Waugh, Ethel Johnson, Sue Rose, Erma
Grady. Gladys and Doris Beall, Arthur
| Lewis, Junior Brenner Robert Curtiss.
John Grady. Paul Seddicum, Millard
Rodgers Morgan Grady. Rignal Grady
Mrs Marie Seddicum, Mrs. Dallas Grady.
Miss Cornelia Parker, Mrs. Ella Mazzei
and Miss Lorraine Rose.
Prof and Mrs Bliss and their two
children have returned from Mortified,
Mass. where they spent the month Of
| August
Miss Ruth Carvan, who has been visit
| ing at Chesapeake Beach, returned to her
| home on Belmont street.
Mrs. Turner and Master Lewis left the
city last week for a sojourn OF several
weeks in Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Rodgers and son Millard
leave for Kentucky this week to visit
Mrs. Rodgers mother at her home In
the south.
Misses Gladys and Doris Beall leave
tomorrow to visit their grandparents at
their home in Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs Hutchinson of Corcoran
street have returned home from two
week visit to relatives in Maryland.