Evening star., 1909-02-07
SOCIETY.

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young folks, gave an enjoyable dance
Tuesday night, which was well attended.
The affair was a moonlight dance.
Miss Maud Brown and Miss Mabel
Brown are the guests Of their uncle and
aunt. Representative and Mrs Russell, at
Congress Hall. for the congressional sea-
son.
Mr.. ana Mrs D. j. kaufman left town
Friday for a trip to Atlantic City.
Mrs Bertha Collenzer and Mrs G. Op-
penheimer Of 14O4 18th street will be a.
home Saturdays.
Miss Rosenow OF Peoria. Ill. who has
been the guest OF Miss Juanita Kaufman
Of Rhode Island avenue. is now visiting
In New York, but will return to continue
her visit here before returning home.
Mr. and Mrs Meyer Nordlinger OF @
street entertained at bridge at their home
the early part Of the week Mr.. and Mrs
Sidney H. Reizenstein. Mr.. and Mrs. Sal
vador S. Richard. Mr. and Mrs. Gerson
Nordlinger. Mr. and Mrs. Phil King and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kaufman. During
the evening supper was served from
an attractively laden table.
the city Thursday for Charlottesville. Va,
to be the guest Of Miss Viola Leterman
and TO attend the engagement reception
of Miss Leterman and Mr.. Harold Levi
of Baltimore.
Mrs. Harry NJ. Kaufman and son Max
of 119 D street southeast have returned
from a visit with relatives In Baltimore.
Mai and Mrs j. D. TerriN and Miss
ha frnp
Havana. Cuba. Mai. Terrill has been act
Ing as secretary of finance during the
past American intervention. They have
opened their house on Vermont avenue.
Miss Helen Barnes has returned to the
Woman's College, Baltimore, after a brief
stay with her parents, Rev and Mrs. w.
w. Barnes
Miss Minna Rosenbaum Of Cumberland
Md, who has been the guest of Miss Floss
Barnes, has returned to her home.
Mrs. Charlotte Emerson Main will re-
ceive Saturdays in February. assisted by
her sister, Mrs. Thomas Noble, and her
daughter. Mrs. Russell Main
Miss Grace Hamilton Perkins Of Rich
mond, Va is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Mary
Ward Shuster, at the Westmoreland.
Mrs. Talcott, 1926 Q street, will be AT
y
Mrs J. Ellen Foster and Miss Pierce
will receive Friday, February II, at the
Portner.
The following unique invitations have
been issued in Detroit and portend an
evening of great pleasure 10 all recipt-
ents: "The bachelors and otherwise OF
De:roit-not too young and not too old
propose to give valentine cotillon Fri
day February IL, Lincoln's birthday. al 9
O'Clock in the evening at the Country
Club. This will he the last and greatest
feStivity before Lent Bright lights and
brilliant decorations. original figures, sup
per at one long table, with music and
vaudeville stunts going on at the same
time: a merry punch little close har-
mony. a private car to return In.
speedy reply naming your partner Will De
appreciated. You choose your partner,
If all otherwise, we naturally presuppoSa
your wife and you tell her that in order
to be admitted to this gathering she must
make or buy ten favors. including % a
lady's ruff of tissue paper: CD a tissue
paper shaving ball; CD tissue paper cor
sage bouquet. 4l a tissue paper button
hole bouquet: C5) an artistic valentine;
6, valentine with a verse written on Ii
dedicated to your partner by name: q
Il balloon: 90 a tin horn or other noisy
instrument; 80 two comic valentines;
,lo some confetti balls and serpentines.
Mr. Henry Ten Eyck Carpenter had his
young friends, the bellies and beaux Of the
near future. his guests at an informal tea
last Sunday
Mrs. Long wife OF Senator Long, gave
a very pretty reception Thursday after
noon from 3 to & o'clock. complimentary
TO the Kansas people living in Washing
ton Size was assisted in receiving by
the wives OF the Kansas delegation in
Congress and the young girls from
Kansas attending school in the city. The
house artistically decorated with
ferns and palms. the prevailing color
tone of the decorations Of the drawing
rooms being red
Mrs. Long received the many callers
who throneed the house for nearly three
hours, in u handsome gown of light blue
satin Assisting her We're Mrs. Scott
wearing a black satin empire gown; Mrs.
Miller. in a black velvet made directories:
Mrs Madison. in en empire gown of
white lace: Mrs Anthony. IN pink silk
made directorie, and Miss Curtis in
lavender satin.
The young ladies assisting in the din
ing room We're Miss Josephine Carver.
Miss Josephine Smith. Miss Sylvia Ahra-
ham, Miss Abraham. Miss Ora Burt, Miss
Marguerite Lehman. Miss Dorsey, Miss
Ethel Houston. Miss Marie Robinson, Miss
Harriet Beeler, Miss Galloway Miss
Guernsey, Miss TRULY and Miss Clemis
the niece of Senator and Mrs. Long. Mrs
Richards served chocolate and Mrs Madi-
son poured coffee.