Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-06
SOCIETY.
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bedCU u new bditilOic, ~. MISSES
Dorothy Lang, Sue Sheriff. Emelyn
Shedd, Mary Evans. Edna Espey, Olive
Keys Helen Sunny and Gertrude Will
hanson and Mrs. c. o. Howard.
Miss Theresa Boyer of Beuning. D. c..
was hostess at prettily appointed lunch
con "Wednesday In honor Of the "Eutre
Nous Club. Those who enjoyed her hos.
haupt. Mrs. Lawton. Mrs. Ellis. Mrs
Jenkins, Mrs. Brooks. Mrs E. Brooks,
Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. James, Mrs Luz
cas-. Mrs. FRANKIE and Mrs Hancock.
Mrs. Samuel J. Masters will be at home
the second and fourth Fridays in Feb
ruary.
Mrs. Arthur Morton Burtt. 1907 Park
road, will be at homo informally Feb
ruary and Is.
Mrs. Waterman and daughter. Regina,
of Tampa, Fla. who have been in New
York for some time past, were guests
of Mrs. A. Baer of NJ street, West Wash
| ington. during the week. They are on
their way TO Macon, Ga, where the
marriage of Miss Regina and Mr.. Arthur
Levy of that city will take place We'd
nesday, February 9.
Nose Baer returned during the week
from New York. where he went to at
tend the apparel show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Mas, whose we'd
ding recently took place in this city,
have arrived at their future home in
| Tampa, Fla.
Mrs. Morris Wolf Of Tampa, Fla, who
has ben the guest Of friends In this city
for several weeks, has returned to her
home.
! Mrs. Milton Hopfenmaier and children
will be among the Washington guests at
the Levy-Waterman wedding. in Macon,
Ga.
Mrs. Sol Meyer Of 9th street. Woodley
Park. entertained at bridge Friday aft
srnoon, when her guests were Mrs. Jo-
| seph Auerbach, Mrs. Sidney c. kaufman,
Mrs. Samuel ]. Steinberger, Mrs. Phil
King. Mrs. Abe Sigmund, Mrs. Simon
kann and Mrs. Sol Minister.
| Miss Daisy Marks was hostess at a
| luncheon OF ten covers yesterday after
noon. Her guests were Miss Miriam
Mayer of New York. Miss Camille Her
man, Mrs. George Cohen OF Galveston.
Tex: Miss Hannah Jadel OF Newark.
n. j.; Miss Bertha Lowenthal. Miss
Celia Lowenthal. Miss Miriam Epstein
| Of Frankfort, Ind. and Miss Gertrude
Selig of Philadelphia, Pa The table
was very tastefully decorated with daisies
and ferns, and daisies were also the
main decoration in the dining room.
Cards are out announcing the engage
ment of Mr.. Edgar Baum, formerly OF
this city, and Miss Rose Mann of New
York
! The Council Of Jewish Women has ar
ranged an attractive program for its
| members and their friends Tuesday Feb
| the Eighth Street Temple. DR.. A. j.
Barchfeld of the House Of Representa-
tives will deliver an address. Mrs. 1.
Grosner will read paper entitled THE
| Paramount Duty of Mothers" Vocal Sc
| 1ections will be rendered by Miss Cora
Steiner, accompanied by Mrs. Samuel Gu
sack in violin obligato. and Mrs. W. H.
Memler at the piano.
| The Misses Oettinger of West Wash
| lngton entertained at euchre party
| Tuesday evening in honor of the follow
ing .out-of-toWn guests: Miss Hannah ia
smith OF Fredericksburg. Va. and Miss
Clara Cohen of Newark. n. J. The prizes
| were won by Miss B. Lowenthal and AL
bert Oettinger. After the game refresh
ments were served in the dining room,
| where the decorations were of spring
! flowers.
Mrs Alfred Ash Of Newton street was
| hostess at tea Friday afternoon in
| honor of Miss Hannah Jadel of Newark
/ y. j.: Miss Clara Cohen of Newark, n
J.. and MISS Julia Goldsmith Of Freder-
| icksburg. Va.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Sinsheimer cell
ebrated their thirty-first wedding ami
| versary last week by family dinner
| They were the recipients of many beauti-
| full flowers, which were massed about
| the dining room and parlor Of their home
on n street.
Miss Hannah Jadel of Newark, n. J.,
who is visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs 3. Sinshein1er, has been royalty
entertained during her visit. She will
remain in the city for two weeks longer.
Mrs. Messenger entertained at a tea
THURSDAY in honor of her house guest,
Va. Those invited were Miss Hannah
Jadel of Newark. N J.; Mrs H. Adler.
Mrs. D. Goldsmith and Miss Julia Cold
smith OF FREDERICKSBURG. Va; Mrs Ben
Mrs. Steinem. Mrs. NJ. Rheine and Miss
Emma Messenger.
The marriage of Miss Wilhelmina Au-
gusta Hartig. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Hartig, and Mr.. William Hender
son Ourand. which took place Thursday
| evening at 7:3O o'clock at st. Paurs Eng
fish Lutheran Church, the Rev. John T.
Huddle. the pastor, officiating, was a
beautiful event.
ihC 0CCoSdlaOuo VI the Cnurch were
palms and lilies. the pews reserved for
the families being marked by baskets of
white lilies.
Mr.. Louis Hartig and Mi Benjamin c:
Hartig. brothers of the bride: Mr. Harry
Z. Deckman and Mr. Almond Whitine
were the ushers.
The bride was attended by Mrs Kath-
arine Estler as matron of honor. and
Miss Fame Ourand sister of the BRIDE
groom, and Miss Marjorie Ouraid. cousin
of the bridegroom. as bridesmaids
The bride wore princess gown of ivory
satin trimmed with princess lace and
pearl ornaments. She also wore a tulle
veil crowned with orange blossoms. and
carried bride roses and lilies of the val
ley.
The matron of honor wore white lace
with silver trimmings and Irish lace and
carried pink roses. The bridesmaids wore
pink messaline with lace draperies. and
carried pink sweet peas.
Mr.. Louis V. Stevens was best man.
During the ceremony Miss Ruby HAYES
sang 20 Promise Me- calm as the
Night and 20 Perfect Love"
A small reception followed the ceremony
at the home of the brides parents. $500
New Hampshire avenue, which was dec
GRATED in palms, asparagus. ferns and
Killarney roses. Mr.. and Mrs Ourand
will be at home at 1856 New Hampshire
avenue after their return. The brides
| going-away dress was of brown chiffon
cloth with mink toque and coat.
Tho marriage OF Mrs. Helen M K
Kimball of Philadelphia and Mr.. William
| II. Graff1in OF Baltimore took place We'd