Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-01
SOCIETY.
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prettiy decorated table. at the head of
which was a large birthday cake orna-
mented with gayly dressed dolls. Each
guest was presented with an appropriate
souvenir of the occasion.
Those present were Misses Lillian
O'Meara, Ellen Ehlers, Margaret Curtis
Dorothy Anderson, Marie and Clarie
Hayes. Margaret Clough. Katheryn and
Margaret Bishop, Masters Thomas Trod-
den and LandOn Arnett.
Mrs. Dickinson, wife of the Secretary
of War, entertained the social world
pretty generally yesterday at a tea In
honor of Mrs. Cox OF Richmond. presi-
dent of the National Society OF Colonial
Danes. She had several assistants and
the occasion brought together a notable
company.
Mrs. Lyman Tiffany entertained a party
al luncheon yesterday.
niece of the Secretary of the Treasury.
is here TO spend a week with Mrs. Mac
Veagh.
Dwight is going to Old Point Comfort
today 10 spend week with her sister,
i Mrs. Reynolds
At the reception and old-fashioned spell
ing bee Wednesday evening at Vermont
Avenue Christian Church Miss Alice Day
gave fine reading of The Indiana Girl
and for an encore James Whitcomb Ri
leys Hired Girl
The Thursday Euchre Club held pleas
ant meeting last week with Mrs. j. L.
Padgett as hostess. The following ladies
were prize winners: Mrs. V. J. Matchette,
Mrs. +. II. Walker. Mrs. w. A. Linton
and Mrs ID. +. Hardester.
Senator and Mrs Burrows are in New
hnr- fNrn 1ne 1ig
week.
Miss Helen &. Dennead daughter of
Mrs. Talbot Dennead and Lieut.. Harry
| G. Bartlett, L. S. NJ. G, were married
J yesterday at Memorial Protestant Epis-
/ copal Church, Baltimore. Rev. DIR. w. y.
i Dame. the rector. OffiCiated in the pres
! ence of the immediate families and few
| friends of the couple. Lieut. Bartlett was
/ attended by his brother. Mr.. George b.
| Bartlett. as best man. Lieut. and Mrs.
! Bartlett will live at the Canton apart
| ments, Philadelphia The groom Is the
| son of Mr.. George w. Is. Bartlett of Bal
/ timore
Mr. and Mrs Isaac Herman Of 18th
street have returned home from a weeks
| Grip to New York.
Mrs. A. ]. Barchfeld of the Dresden is
spending some time in Pittsburg. Pa.
/ Louis Newmeyer was given a surprise
party on Monday evening by some of
MS friends at his apartment in the Avon
on the occasion of his birthday. After
an evening spent in dancing and singing
refreshments We're served in the dining
room, which was decorated in spring flow
/ ers. Those present were Mr.. ana Mrs.
L. Newmeyer. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. New
| meyer, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. l.. Engel, Mr..
and Mrs. Rappaport, Mr.. and Mrs Sidney
! <. Kaufman, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel j. S.
Steinberger. Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Kahn.
air: and Mrs. Goldsmith sigmund. Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Bensinger. Mrs. Addie
oigmund, Alvin l.. Newme yer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Sigmund and Miss Meryl
| nappaport.
| Mr. Sheeline Of New York was the guest
| of relatives in this city during the week.
/ Mrs David Cohn of Seattle, WASH
| who has been the guest of her father,
| Mr.. Gustave Lansburgh, on Vermont
| avenue, for some time, returned home
| Thursday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Hart and children
of Chicago. ILL.,, are the guests Of Mr..
/ y. Hart at the Romano.
/ Mr. and Mrs A. Sigmund entertained
| a party of friends at their apartment in
| the Blenheim Sunday evening. Refresh
| ments were served in the dining room,
! which was decorated with wild flowers.
| Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Sol
| berger, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney c. kauf-
man. Mr. and Mrs. Sol Meyer. Mr.. and
l Mrs. Edward kohner and Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Simon Kann.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. George Raff are now in
\ their new home, 1925 K street north
/ west, where they will be pleased to see
L their friends.
Il Mr. Jeff Nathan Of Memphis, Tenn,
was the guest of friends in this city
4 during the week.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. A. Breslau and son Har-
old of Baltimore are the guests OF rel
atives in this city.
H Mrs. Monroe Luchs of Philadelphia, Pa.
is the guest of Mrs. Sidney Reizenstein of
the Dupont.
guest OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Levy,
in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Isador Saks OF New York. who
has been the guest OF relatives In this
city, returned home during the week and
expects TO sail for Europe Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. ]. Kaufman have re-
turned home from visit with relatives in
L New York city.
Mr.. Morris Hahn and his niece. Miss
Rae Hahn, who were spending some time
Il south, have returned home.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Meyers of Phila-
delphia Pa were at home Sunday even
ne at their residence, 224S North Camac
II street. in honor of the engagement of
their daughter Estelle to Mr.. Maurice 3.
I, Sinsheimer of this city. Their spacious
home. was decorated with palms and
II American beauty roses, which also formed
the main decoration in the dining room.
Il Supper was served in the dining room,
II the centerpiece of the table being of roses,
with candelabra having red shades at
II each end.
II Mr. and Mrs. 3. Sinsheimer and Maur-
ice Sinsheimer have returned from a
short trip to Philadelphia, Pa.
The Mercantile Club held ladies'
bridge and whist In the parors of the
/ club Tuesday night. The bridge
prizes were won by Mrs. Silas Rosenthal
and Miss Fisher. and the whist prizes
by Miss Fannie Goodman and Mrs. Ben
jamin Held.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry FinkelStein and
children of 1421 Monroe street have given
up their house and leave today for Rem
shaw's near Rockville. Nd, where they
expect to remain for some time
Mrs. l.. Heilbrun and daughter. Miss
Lillian Heilburn, who have just returned
from an extensive trip through the west.
are now located at the Darlington. corner
ttr,0a God