Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-03
SOCIETY

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University. of the Sigma Chi Phi Sigma
Kappa, Delta Tau Delta, Theta Delta Chi
and Kappa Sigma fraternities of George
Washington University. The members OF
the Dervishes Club arrived in a body,
using d large seeing Washington auto
mobile. Members of the Renroc Club
were also present.
The members of the Phi Alpha Chapter
of Chi Omega Fraternity receiving were
the Misses Nellie Besselievre, Corinne
Bracket, Effie Baker. Agnes Balloch
Katherine Alyord. Mildred Johnson. Ruth
Field, Eva Field. Edgarda McMullen
Madison Small Isabella De Wandelier
Josephine Morrison, Myrtle Cameron
Helen Sunny, Margaret Phillips, Anna
Mari, Anna Rose, Anne Lee Eltinger and
F'lorine Walker.
Mrs. Phil King entertained at bridge
Wednesday afternoon in her apartments
in the Imperial in honor of her sister
Mrs. Leon ReizenStein of New York. The
guests, besides Mrs. Leon Re!Zenstein.
were Mrs. Sidney Reizenstein Mrs. Meyer
Nordlinger Mrs. Salvador Richard. Mrs
Henry kaufman. Mrs. Gerson Nordlinger
and Mrs. Harry King. Prizes were given
to Mrs. Gerson Nordlinger and Mrs
Harry King. After bridge a repast was
served in the dining room from beauti-
fully set table, the decorations being In
red. The centerpiece was large silver
loving cup. filled with pc nsettia blossoms
and maidenhair fern, surrounded by red
satin ribbon bows and red tulle.
The Mercantile Club was thrown open
New Year eve to entertain its members
and friends at a watch party. Whist was
enjoyed during the evening and the prize
was won by Mrs Henry Breslaw. The
bridge prize was won by Mrs. Slas Rosen-
thai. a buffet supper was served after
the games.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Society will meet
tomorrow afternoon in the vestry rooms
of the temple.
Mr.. and Mrs Sidney III. Reizenstein en-
night at their home in the Dupont. Those
present included Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Reizenstein, Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Nord-
linger, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerson Nordlinger
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kaufman, Mrs. Sal
vador Richard and Mr.. and Mrs. Phi
King supper was served from well
appointed table, the decorations being ir
yellow.
The Phoenix Club held it's second dance
of the season Wednesday night. Whicf
was a most enjoyable affair. The ball
room was decorated in the clubs colors
| brown and white. and many beautiful
| gowns were worn by the young. ladies. A
supper was served during the evening
when addresses were made by Mr.. Simon
| chairman of the committee: Presiden
Pretzfelder. who spoke on THE Future
! of Our Club" and President-elect Young
whose subject was criticism Of Us by
Others The affair was attended
| by many out-of-town guests. among
| those present being Misses Irma Stras
burger and Addic. Goodman of Norfolk
Va; Lillian Grosner Of New York
Irma Kline of Baltimore. Selma Blout o.
Montreal Canada. and Misses Ger
trude Kronheim, Maud Fellheimer. Irene
Sommers Leona Hechinger. Meryl Gold
smith, Elizabeth Farber, Mrs. Goldsmith
Sigmund, Helene Stern, Selma Kahn
Natalie Mayer and Leona Stern an6
Messrs. Milford Stern, Percy Hirsch
Eugene Young, Clarence Grosner, Emanue
Mendelson, Myer Loeb, Myer Simon, Nor
ris Simon, Bert Cohn. Milton Kronheimer
Phil Kronhemer. Harry Cohn. Sydney
Guggenheimer, Leon PretZfelder, Law
renee Gassenheimer, Goldsmith Sigmund
and Monroe Hollander.
The Undecims gave an informal dance
Tuesday night, which brought together q
gathering Of the younger set.
A number of Washngtonians went over
to Baltimore Sunday last to attend the
wedding of Miss Hennie Newman anc