Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-05
SOCIETY.
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/ After playing and frolicing to their
hearts content the little folks were
served with ice cream and cakes. all in
/ the shapes OF animals. They were brought
/ in on a wagon drawn by large toy dog
! and driven by q huge Teddy bear, much
/ to the chidrens delight. Those present
were lnez Leon. Frances Norton, Thelma
] Beers, Oscar Baum, jr. Howard Held.
! Frances Held, Carl Werner, Max Weyl
and Gerald Lyons.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Luchs returned
during the week from New York. where
they accompanied Mr.. Luchs father Mr..
Joseph Luchs, who sailed from that point
| for Europe.
Miss Rena Fleischman of Massachusetts
avenue, who was visiting friends in Bal
| timoTe. has returned home.
Mrs. l. Osterheimer, formerly Miss
! Ella Behrerd of this city, who spent
! the winter with her parents, Mr.. and
\, Mrs. L. Behrend, on 9th street expects
! to leave shortly to spend the summer in
Atlantic City.
Carl Kaufman of New York city was
| the guest of his aunt and uncle. Mr.. and
Mrs d j. Kaufman. of Rhode Island
avenue during the past week
Hyman Norman Levy has returned to
| Dickinson College at Carlisle, Pa. after
| spending several days with his parents
! i'll this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Goodman and
| family OF the Sterling expect to leave
! shortly for InSIeside, Randolph, Md,
where they will spend the summer.
Mrs. David Posner and Miss Lillian
| Harris Of New York are the guests of
! their sister. Mrs. Phil King, at the I'm
peral.
Mrs Charles Picard of Irving street has
| as her guest Miss Davis, who was stu
dent this winter at the Martha Washing
| ton Seminary.
Myer Simon Of Philadelphia has re-
turned home from d short visit with
friends in this city.
| Mr. and Mrs. David Sanger and daugh-
ter of Columbia road left ne city Wednes-
| day for BoyCs, Nd, where they will re-
| main during the summer.
! Miss Florence Gusdcrf of 18th street re-
turned during the week from short visit
with relatives in Newport News, Va.
Gustave Lansburgh and Rutherford B.
| Lyons of Vermont avenue have returned
home from a short trip to Old Point Com
! fort, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Berliner of Mon
|
Of MIR. and Mrs. Emil Berliner of Column
| ba road have returned home.
The marriage of Miss Rae Well of Bal
| timore, Nd, and Simon S. Klein OF Phila-
| dephia, Pa, Will take place today at the
| home of the bride, ST West North ave-
| nue.. Miss We'll has many friends in this
! city.
Mrs Charles F'riedlander of 1873 L
street northwest will not be at home this
evening.
Mrs. Harry Hahn of the Royalton left
| during the week for Philadelphia Pa
where she will be the guest of relatives.
The Mercantile Club is giving a launch
party today for its members on the launch
| Gamble. They will enjoy a ride down
the Potomac, stopping on shore for lunch,
and will not return until late in the even
| ing.
| Miss Emma Messenger of oath street
! left Friday for Fredericksburg, Va, where
she will be the guest of Miss Hattie Kauf-
| man.
Miss Della Fishel of Connecticut ave-
nue. left Friday for Chicago III. While
there she viii be the guest of Miss Eliz-
abeth Farber for about a month.
Mrs. Harold ]. Pack of the Portsmouth
returned Wednesday from a four-week
stay with her parents in Chicago, III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Harris who
have been in New York for the past two
weeks, have returned home.
| Mr.. J. Miller of New York spent sew
eral days in this city during the week.
| The engagement is announced of Miss
| Camille Jacobs of Columbia, S. c., and
| Harry Stern of New York city. Miss ia
| cobS is the granddaughter of Gustave
| Lansburgl of this city and is well known
here, where she formerly resided.
The only ceremonials at Buckingham
| Palace London, this year will be their
| u1ajesties' court for the diplomatic corps
| ministers, eX-ministers and large num-
| her of official personages, which will be
! heiG some time next month in the bali
| room OF the palace, and the court for
| the presentation of addresses to his mai
| esty King George con the throne" by
| the corporations OF London, Edinburgh
and Dublin the universities Of Oxford
and Cambridge, the houses of convoca-
ton and certain other bodies.
By order of the lord chamberlain's Of
form of black dresses trimmed with
crepe, black shoes and gloves. black fans,
feathers and ornaments. Men have to
wear crepe band on the left arm in uni
from and court dress. November Z
this Somber attire will be modified slight
ly, but mourning attire will remain IN
force for a year. The flowers permissible
for corSage wear are the white malmai-
son, surrounded by dark purple Niolets
and clusters of lilies of the valley which
are the dowager queens favorite flower.