Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-26
SOCIETY.
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and guests Miss Mae Ruth Norcross.
Canal Zone gave "A Song of Panama
Canal Dirt; Miss Mary E. Torrance,
"Aufwiedersehn"; Mrs. Edith Kingman
Kern, selection, BE a Woman; Judge
Mr.. A. G. Heaton, an original poem.
There Is No Turning Back; Mrs. L. J.
Young Withee, marine: Prof. L. H.
Wilder, poetic symposium: Mrs Nan
PEN; Mrs Annie A. wilder. the His
torian's Wish; Mrs. ]. Q. Estabrook.
THE Household Drudge: Mrs. Josephine
A. Rich. Bermuda; Miss Elizabeth A.
Hyde, "A Christmas Fairy .E, story" in
tive Philologist." and Mrs: Beck. MY
Legacy" Mrs. Winnifred Hyde Lee
pleased with her vocal and instrumental
piano melodies. Refreshments were
Among others present were Mrs. John
Hyde, Gen. William H. Beck. Mrs.
Blanche Tyler Beaton Mrs. NJ. NJ. Cor
don, Mrs. K. L. Power. DR.. and Mrs.
Murray g. Motter. Miss Edith Kingman.
Miss Bosley. Miss Grace LeDuc and Miss
Claire Martin.
Mr. ard Mrs Joel Hillman, who have
been abroad since May. returned to New
York last week and are now at the
Hotel Rudolf, Atlantic City. where they
Will remain during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry S, Wolf and daugh-
ter Wilmer are spending the summer at
Ingleside. Randolph. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Tobriner have taken
a cottage at Atlantic City for the sum-
mer.
| julius l. Peyser accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. N. Peyser, left on Friday
to spend several days at Atlantic City,
y. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond.
who spent commencement week in New
Haven. Conn, as the guests of President
Hadley of Yale. and whose son, John
Hays Hammond. jr.. graduated from
cester. Mass, where their summer home
is. They made the trip on their yacht
the May.fower.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark l.. Weaver of Bos-
ton, Va, announce the marriage of their
daughter, Emma Virginia, to Mr.. Sam
uel Clifford Spengler of Harrisburg, Pa.
The marriage took place at the home
Weaver. on Ontario road, and the cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. How
ard Wells of Mt. Vernon Place Church.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
trip which will include New York, Chi
cago and the great lakes. and will be
at home after July % at Harrisburg, Pa.
Mr.. Bryan F. Ewers and Mr.. Arthur
I. Bell sailed for Europe Saturday for
a siXWeek trip.
Miss Ollie Moser of Los Angeles, Cal.
niece of Admiral Moser, is making a
visit on her way north to her aunt and
cousin. Mrs. Moser and Mrs. Vinton
Birch.
A stag dinner was given Friday even
ing at Freund's Hall by Melville Fischer
in honor of his twenty-first birthday an
niversary. The Octagon Pleasure Club,
of which Mr.. Fischer is a member pre-
sented him with a diamond ring. Clever
remarks were made by Max Fischer.
ed as POSTMASTER; S. Fischer, J. Nc
Carthy. l.. Pretzfelder, Charles Bend
helm. Samuel Bendheim OF Rich
mond, Va. and Col. S. j. Hecht of Bal
timore. Md. Others present We're Bernard
Baer Milton Goldsmith, Alfred Haas, Ed
Arthur Luchs. Arthur Neuman. Lester
Neuman. Herbert Rich Alfred Stern
David Stern, Joseph Kaufman, H Kauf-
man. N. Fischer, Milton Fischer c. Gray.
III. B. Ostermeyer G. B. Ostermeyer, F.
p Scott, R. o. Mullikin. D. Fischer, L.
renee Gassenheimer. R. Flesher, c.
Flesher. A. Bendheim. Richmond, Va;
N. Berliner. Baltimore; s. Rosenthal.
NJ. Bendheim. j. Bendheim. Samuel
Fischer, Moses Sanger. Monnie Sanger.
David Frank, 1. G. Goldenberg, S.
andria, Va; l.. Bendheim, Alexandria,
Va: F. Bendheim, NJ. Pretzfelder, M.
Bumenfeld. Joseph Sommers. S. Guggen-
helm. l.. Strasburger, L. Gutenberg and
Alvin Neumeyer.
Miss Maud " Schmidt of 15no ~ s+roat