Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-05
SOCIETY.
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day anniversary. The dining room was
decorated in pink and white carnations
and roses, which were also on the table,
j the centerpiece being large cake with
eighteen candles, Assisting in the dining
i room We're Mrs IL. COhn, Miss RiCkie
Cans, Miss Carrye Hirsh and Mrs. l..
Rappaport Others present We're Miss
| Gertrude kronheim, Miss Pauline kron-
! helm Miss Florence Augenstein. Miss
| Selma RoSenthal Miss Sophie King, Miss
| Meryl Rappaport Miss Edith Strasburger.
| Miss Claudia Jackson, Miss Hortense
| RoSenthaI Miss Louise Enstein. Miss
Marion Goldstrom OF Baltimore, Joseph
Goldsmith Sidney Kaufman, Philip
Brown Theodore GoIdstrom of Baltimore,
Clarence Else man. David Oettinger, Dun
bar Rosenthal, Gilbert Hahn, Milton
Fisher. Albert Einstein. Ivan Herman.
Percy Hirsh, Alvin Newmeyer and Bert
Cohn.
Mrs. j. NJ Davis will open her house
shortly at Crescent Beach, Mass.
Mrs. s. w Cans and daughter. Miss
Rickie Cans have returned to their home
in this city from Il ten-day visit with
relatives in Baltimore.
The Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club
entertained its members Wednesday at a
luncheon followed by a bridge at the
Shoreham Hotel. The first prize was
won BIZ Mrs Alexander Wolf. The mem
bers present were Mrs Meyer Fellheimer.
Mrs Simon Lyon Mrs, David Frank.
Mrs Carrye Berwanger. Mrs. Alexander
Wolf and Mrs. Harry Hahn.
Mrs NJ. u Rosenberg of Fillmore
street has as her guest Mrs. Bertha
Stein.
Mr. and Mrs sturm of Chicago. Ill,
spent several days in town during the
week.
Mrs Carl Deutch and son Frederick,
who were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. G.
Splitter of II street northwest sailed last
week from New York for their home in
Vienna, Austria.
The Afternoon Sewing Circle was en-
tertained last week by Mrs. kleeblatt,
when her guests were Mrs. kropheimer,
Mrs. Elias Blondheim, Mrs. Caro-. Mrs.
Refs Mrs. Oppenheim. Mrs. Ney, Mrs. q.
Eichberg, Mrs. l.. Somehow. Mrs. S.
Herman and Mrs. Aaron. The dining
room table was beautifully decorated with
red and pink carnations. which also
Miss Angela Small is returning this
month to her home in Euclid street after
the years study in voice culture under
Oscar Saenger Of New York. Miss Small
viii 20 TO the ocean later for her vaca-
ton, and return to New York in October.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dennis have
made their plans TO so abroad this sum-
mer and will sail in July. Mrs. Dennis |
Will 20 to Kentucky in a few days to |
spend several weeks with her daughter |
Mrs. Rlker. She has but recently re- |
turned from New York.
At the marriage of Miss Clara Townsend
Anderson, daughter of Mrs. Alexandra X. t
Anderson, and Mr.. Frederick Claude
BiEelow LIE Gro, which will take place
Wednesday even ng next at St. Margaret's
Church at O'Clock, the bride will be es-
corted by the Secretary of War and the
Rev. George c. F. Bratenahl OF St. AL
bans Church will officiate.
Miss Fogg of Tennessee will be the
maid of honor and Miss Mary Radford. j
dehutante of the past season, and Miss
J@anita Anderson, sister OF the bride
elect. Will be bridesmaids.
Mr.. Herbert Bushnell of Chattanooga,
Tenn, cousin of Mr.. lie Gro, will be best
man. Mr.. Mason Brown. DR. George NJ.
Ruffin, Mr. Frederick C. Moore Mr. Irv-
.nG Paul Taylor and Mr.. Edwin L. Ander-
son. brother of Miss Anderson, will serve
as uS1erS.
At the marriage of Miss Caroline Jen-
kins IA ckey and Mr.. Diiworth Pots Hib-
berd, which is to take place next Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock at the home of
the brides mother, Mrs. Edmund Plowden
Hickey. the bride VII be given away by
her brother. Mr.. Edmund Plowden Hickey.
The ceremony will be performed by Mgr.
Mackin, and Miss Ethel Hickey, the
brides sister, will be her only attendant
Nj. Steere of Philadelphia will be the
best man.
Miss Marie Aldrich was hostess at a
delightful bridge party last evening in
honor of Miss Margaret Barr, one of the
brides of next week. The rooms were
prettily decorated with white peonies and
palms and about twenty guests We're pres
enI.
The annual meeting of the Georgetown
Convent Alumnae Association will be held
Tuesday June Z.
After the business meeting the sisters
viii entertain the alumnae at luncheon. A
large number of out-of-town members
will be present.
The marriage of Miss Grace Bell, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j. Bell, and
Granville Fortesque. captain in the L. S.
ARMY, formerly of Oyster Bay and New
York. and now connected with the Bureau
Of American Republics. which took place