Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-17

and Mrs. Calvert Rosenthal, Mr. and Mrs
| Sidney G. Kaufman and Mr.. and Mrs.
| Sol Meyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Friedman Of Dan
yer. Col. who were here to attend the
| convention of the B'nai Birth. have re-
turned home.
| Miss E. Cert. who has been the guest
| of her sister, Mrs. Clarence Grosner, at
the Tulane, returned to her home in
Pittsburg last week.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Ladies' Auxiliary Society of the Eighth
Street Temple was held Monday after
noon in the vestry rooms. DIR. Abran
Simon gave a most interesting talk on
Current Topics Miss Marguerite
Kaufman rendered violin solo. accom-
panied by Mrs. Levi II. David at the
piano, and Mrs. Corey gave a piano solo.
| The main business Of the meeting was
| the nomination of officers for the COM
| ing year. Refreshments were served and
| social hour followed.
| Mrs. L. Heilbrun and Miss Lillian
! Heilbrun, who have spent several
| months in the west, have returned to
this city and are with Mr.. and Mrs.
| Henry F4nkelstein, on Monroe street.
Mrs. Tobias of Atlanta, Ga. who has
| been the guest OF DIR. and Mrs. Benjamin
! Leon. left last week for New York
wood : has as her guest Mrs. H. Hol-
lander Of Philadelphia.
| Mrs. Sol Breslauer entertained at
whist Wednesday afternoon in her
home on Euclid street. The prizes
! Kaufman and Mrs. NJ. Gusdorf. Lunch
| con was served in the dining room,
where the table decorations were OF
roses.
Mr.. and Mrs l. Goldheim Of 18th
street had as their guests last week
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Goidheim OF Balti-
! more, Md.
Mr.. A. D. Prince Of 10th street is in
New o ,ha ssrnsr. w cnevept do went
Daniel Stern of Chicago, H., who was
| the guest for several days OF Mr. ana
| Mrs. Joseph Auerbach at the ontario, re-
turned home on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs William Hahn returned
horne during the week from trip TO
Atlantic City.
| Mrs NJ Kaufman of the Lehigh left on
Wednesday for Baltimore to visit her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and MRS
Elliott Strouse, who have recently moved
| into their new home on Lakewood avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Cohn of Seattle.
who were visiting relatives in New York,
have returned here and are with MRS.
! COINS father, Mr.. Gustave Lansburgh,
| on Vermont avenue.
The Council of Jewish Women held it's
regular meeting on Tuesday afternoon IN
| the vestry room of the Eighth street
Temple Mr.. Gustave Karger gave a
most interesting talk on the Taft Cam
paign.'' Mrs. Pepper, president OF the
\ ~ int IT<ado nf
spoke on Clubs for Women" She also
| told of the good which can be done by
teaching first aid in our clubs. and
| cited instances where lives have been
! Her remarks were most enthusiastically
received by the ladies present. recita-
| ton was given by Mre. Howard. Re-
| freshments were served at the close of
the meeting.
J Mrs s. W. Augenstein left during the
week for New York and Atlantic City.
| Mr. and Mrs. Harold Levy of the Ash
ley returned home during the week from
I a ten-day trip to Atlantic City.
| Mr.. Fred Hahn and his niece. Miss Rae
Hahn, left last week for Galveston, Tex.
during the week from visit to Norfolk,
! Va.
Mrs. Samuel Bensnger entertained at
euchre on Thursday evening. when her
| guests were Mrs. l.. Newmeyer. Mrs. Ad-
| die Sigmund, Mrs. z. Strasburger, Mrs.
i NJ. Fisher and Mrs. Merfeldt.
| Mrs Odell S. Smith and her daughter.
| Miss Ida Norment Smith, have gone to
New York, where they will stay until
| they sail for Europe on the 18th.
Mrs. G. de Bonneville Keim of Edge
water Park, n. j.. is the guest of her
| cousin, Mrs. Augustus Jackson, 2121 III
street. for the D. A. r. and u. S. D.
1912 meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Frederick Leech OF
| this city announced last week the engage
| ment of their daughter Katherine Leech,
! to Lieut.. Thurston Hughes, L. s. A.
Lieut.: Hughes. who was graduated from
! West Point last June, is the son of DR..
William A. Hughes and Mrs. Hughes and
Hughes. L. s. N. Mrs. Charles Carr
| Blankhead of Fort Smelling, Mimi, and
| Mrs j. Walton Maxey of Louisville. No
| date has been set for the wedding.
The engagement Of Miss Emma Norris
Hume to Mr.. Lynn Sedwick Hornor of
| Clarksburg. w. Va, which was an
/ nounced last week. with the wedding
| date April q. was an interesting topic
| also the last few days. The popularity OF
: the OrlQc IN lulS Sity, ICio Hci idIiiy
enjoys such wide acquaintance, is some
/ thing enviable. She is a charming girl,
not only pretty, but accomplished in every
| way. The wedding will be quiet event,
as it will take place at home.
| Miss katherine Dillon Waite and Mr..
| Charles Damarin Scudder were married
| recently at the Bigelow Methodist Epis-
| copal Church, Portsmouth, Ohio. in which
edifce the brides parents were married
| in 1882 The brides grandfather. Rev.
John W. Dillon, read the marriage serv-
| ice. He has officiated at the weddings of
| his five children, three sons and two
| daughters, and this the second of his
granddaughters. Rev. and Mrs. Dillon re-
| Gently celebrated their golden wedding
| anniversary The maid of honor was q
sister Of the bride, Miss Bertha Waite of
| Washington, d. G. Another sister, Mrs.
| Walter Sheldon of Madison. Wis. was
| OF Hartford. Conn; Miss Ella Simons of
! Virden, KY; Miss Juliet Morton of
| Greenup, KY, and Miss Alice Dever, all
| college friends of the bride. were brides
| maids Little Helen Louise Dillon, daugh-
| ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Dillon. was
| flower girl Mr.. Richard Hayman Trem-
| Der acted as best man. The church cere-
| mony was followed by q large reception
l at the home of the brides parents Mr..
and Mrs. Gilbert David Waite.
| Tho engagement was announced last
| week in San Francisco Of Midshipman
Richmond Kelly Turner of the West Vir-
ginia and Miss Harriet Sterling Of Stock
ton. The news was told in an informal
way at a luncheon given recently by
ID