Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-13

4 OF I1OuSlO1l, lex MISS Mai SucIllO " COT
brooke of Waco. Tex, was the weekend
guest of Miss Henry, daughter OF Rep
| resentative and Mrs Henry.
Senator and Mrs. Purcell of North Da-
kota, who recently arrived in Washing
| ton, are guests at the Cochran for the re-
| mainder of the congressional season.
is now convalescent and is visiting her
| brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
| Joseph Abel OF 1854 Clifton street north
west, where she will be pleased to see
| her friends.
The Mercantile Club has issued invi-
| tations for cotillon to be given In
the parlors of the club Wednesday
| Mr. and Mrs. Derrick Burnstine Of
home this evening from until 10 in
| honor of the fiftieth anniversary OF
| their marriage.
! The Ladies' Auxiliary Society of the
Eighth Street Temple gave whist and
euchre Thursday afternoon in the par
| Tors Of the Mercantile Club In spite
| Of the inclemency of the weather the
affair was largely attended. The bridge
prize was won by Mrs. Charles Flesch-
er, the whist prizes by Mrs Jacob Stein
OF Marshall. Tex, Mrs. Lee Hechingeer
and Mrs Charles Picard. Mrs. Bend.
helm and Mrs. Guggenheim carried OF
the honorS in euchre.
Mrs NJ Newmeyer of the Tulane was
given q surprise party wednesday night
| in honor of her birthday anniversary.
Those who participated were MIS-. Aaaie
Sigmund, Mr.. and Mrs. David l. Engel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney c. Kaufman, Mr.:
| and Mrs Samuel ]. Steinberger, Mr. and
Mrs Abe Sigmund, Mr.. and Mrs. Golo-
smith Sigmund, Mr.. and Mrs Howard
Sigmund, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Newmeyer'
/ ISi ~ Mrs d. Dr0y1uSS,
Leroy Newmeyer, NJ. Newmeyer ana MISS
! Essie Pike and Miss Hattie Calm OF BAL
/ timore, Md. After a jolly time refresh
ments were served in the dining room.
| Mrs. Sidney C. Kaufman Of the Ashley
was hostess at bridge Friday afternoon
when her guests were Mrs. Samuel );
! Steinberger. Mrs. Simon kann, MRS. sol
Auerbach. Mrs. Isaac Behrend, Mrs. Ru-
dolf Behrend, Mrs. Abe Sigmund. MRS.
/ Simon Lyons, Mrs. Gerson Nordlnger
and Mrs Calvert Rosenthal. Refresh-
ments were served In the dining room
where the table decorations were OF vel,
| low, the centerpiece being OF Tulips anu
yellow satin ribbon.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage Thursday, March ~, Q.
| Bernhard Behrend. DR.. and Mrs. Ben
rend will be at home at 1914 h street
northwest.
| Mrs. Stern of Baltimore, who was the
| guest of her daughter, Mrs. Calvert ROs-
| enthal, at the Kenesaw, returned nome
/ Thursday.
Miss Essie Pike. who was visiting hes s
| sister. Mrs. Simon kann of Belmont
! road. returned to her home In Baltl-
more during the week.
Mrs Addie Sigmund of the Ashley en-
| tertained at cards Thursday night. when
! her guests were Mrs. Samuel Bensinser,
Mrs Julia Luchs. Mrs. q. Strasburger.
| Mrs L. Newmeyer and Mrs. Fannie Mur-
| feidt OF York, Pa.
Mr.. David Cohn Of Seattle. Wash, ar
rived here Friday to join his wife as the
4 guest of Mrs. r. B. H. Lyons of vermont
avenue.
1 ter. Mrs Jacob Stein of Marshall. Tex.
will be at home this afternoon at the
| Stanley.
Miss Selma Seinger was rendered a
surprise party Sunday evening by ner
| friends in honor of her sixteenth birtnday
| During the evening games were played
/ the prizes being won by Miss Sophie King
were Miss Miriam Franc, Miss Sophie
King, Miss Rita Schiffman, Miss Rosa
| Breslauer. Miss Edna Oppenheimer, Gerald
/ Grosner, Sylvan King, Lawrence Heller,
Lawrence Koengsberger. Leon open
heimer. Leroy Newmeyer. Julian Else
man. Lester Eiseman, Maurice Nordlin'
| ger, Maurice Selinger and Edward Cans
of Baltimore Later in the evening re-
| freshments were served, the dining room
and table decoratioAs being OF red.
F, Miss Hattie Calm of Baltimore is the
guest of her cousin, Mrs. Joseph Auer-
| bach, at the Ontario.
Mrs. Sidney Reizenstein of the Dupont
has returned home after stay OF two
weeks at Atlantic City
Miss Juanita Kaufman of Rhode Island
avenue northwest is the guest OF hel
cousin, Miss Mabel Kaufman, In New
York.
| Mrs Clarence Grosner Of the Tulane
has as her guest her mother, MIS-. .. Ger
OF Pittsburg, Pa
Mrs. Milton Hopfenmaier and children
who have been visiting relatives II
Tampa, Fla. and other cities In the
south. have returned to their home II
West Washington.
Miss Mae Wildman OF Baltimore. wht
has been the guest of Mrs. Louis simon
returned to her home on TUESDAY
The Council of Jewish Women held ar
Interesting meeting Tuesday Afternoon
in the vestry rooms OF the Eighth street
Temple. A very instructive talk was
given by Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey or
the rights of women In Norway, Sweden
and Finland. She described at length hel
yisit TO those countries and her interest
ling experiences while there. Following
her Mrs. Arthur Baumgarten read a
uaper after which Miss Velasta Platte
rendered several piano solos. The organ
ization then resumed the main business
Of the meeting, which was the nomlna-
ton of officers for the coming year. he,
freshments and a social hour concluded
the meeting.
The J-ndecim Pleasure Club held its
| second annual entertainment and dance
at Pythian Hall Tuesday night, the
proceeds to be given to charity. The hall
was decorated In yellow and black. the
| colors OF the club The following are the
| members Of the organization Harold
| Iichtenstein, Ivan Herman. Philip Brown,
| Harold Strauss. Joseph Levy. julius Rich
ards. Sydney Kaufman. Norman Fisher,
| Clarence Easeman and Melvin Augen-
! stein.
! Miss Nellie Behrend of Rhode Island
avenue, who has spent the greater part
of the winter in Florida and other south
| ern points, has returned home.
Miss Ida Burnheim of Gainesville. Fla,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Levy David
of 9th street, Woodley Park.
Mrs. s. Breslauer Of Euclid street has