Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-09

Miss Louise Einstein entertained Thurs
day afternoon at her home on Harvard
street I'm honor of her birthday. Her
guests were Miss Dora Schiffman, Miss
Miss Emily Hollender. Miss Marguerite
Kaufman. Miss HOrtense BrylaWski and
Miss Edith Strasburger
Mr.. Ferd Richold of New York is the
guest of his sister, Mrs. Lee Baumgarten
of 18th street northwest
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Strasburger OF
Fairmont street returned Thursday from
a trip to New York.
Mr.. Samuel Steinberg of Toledo. Ohio,
was the guest of relatives in this city
during the week.
Miss Marguerite Nusbaum of Harvard
street. who was the guest of relatives in
Baltimore. has returned home
Mrs. H. r. Saks OF New York is the
guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Aaron Jackson.
Misses Margaret and Gertrude Pagan en-
tertained at their apartment in the Den.
vert at hearts Tuesday afternoon in honor
of Miss Evelyn Stevens and her guest
Miss Helen Richmond of Seattle. Wash
Those present We're Miss Evelyn Stevens
Miss Helen Richmond, Misses Ampario
and Lenore Rivero of the Cuban legation
Miss Blanche Kaldenbach, Miss Ethel
Cooke. Miss Ethel Lester. Miss Mary
Sheridan and Mrs. j. Franklin Hilton and
Miss Mary Hellmuth of Virginia house
guest of the Misses Pagan. Prizes were
awarded to Miss kaldenbach. Miss Sher-
dan, Miss Stevens and Miss Richmond.
Mrs f. c. Seward nee Saxton and her
two sons of Guilford. Conn. have re-
turned from their winter visit in Florida
and are at the home of her parents this
month, at 1917 Harvard street, where she
will be pleased to see her friends.
A dance was given at the Washington
Country Club last night. which was large.
~ attended by members and guests.
Mrs. A. III. BOwman's stay at New Ha.
ven is prolonged by the serious illness OF
her mother, Mrs. William Tyler Bartlett
Mr.. and Mrs August Powell celebrated
their twentieth wedding anniversary last
evening at their home, 1924 New Jersey
avenue northwest The house was Iec-
Grated with flowers, and the dining room
with flowers and paper decorations. Re-
freshments were served. Vocal and in
strumental music was given. also recita-
tons. Many very beautiful and useful
gifts were received by Mr.. and Mrs. Pow
ell Among those present were Rev. and
Johnston. Mrs. NJ. Morgan. Mrs. Godfry
Airs. Maloney and family, Miss Helen
Johnston Miss Mabel Mathiot, Miss An
ME Liesman, Miss Helen Mccarthy. Miss
Elsie Powell Miss Helen Russell, Mr.
Schalemn, Mr. Jackson Wiseman OF
Beltsville, Md; Mr.. Eschedle. Mr.. r. L.
| Morrison, Mr.. X. T. Olive, Mr.. Mason
Mr.. J. Taylor, Mr.. William Godfrey, Mr.
W. Dunn. Mr.. Dolly. Mr.. Henry Liesman
Mr.. A. f. Saunders. Mr.. Ray Brown, Mr.
Byron f. Councillor. Mr.. Fred Christ, Mr.
Harold Christ, Mr.. Ed Wissman, Mr.. Ell
mer and Mr.. Robert Powell
Final arrangements are nearing com
pletion for the Georgetown Senior Prom
| to be held at the New Willard Frida,
evening. April 81. Every effort is beinl
| made to make it the most successful
college affair ever held here
On account of the great demand for in
vitations 1t has been impossible to sem
but few to the alumni of the university
but ii is understood that they are re
specially invited to be present
The following seniors from the law
collegiate, medical and dental depart
ments have been appointed to serve O,
the floor committee for the coca sion
Joseph F. Abbott, chairman; Charles J
| Reilly. John +. Zychowicz, Percy e. Muir
ray, Richard D. Daniels. John r. Lang
| Ringgold Hart. Stuart II. Elliott, Harr,
| L. Shine. Charles f. Cotterill. William 7
Brikby. James E. Dooley. G. j. Sibiey
+. It. Flavin, Henry T.. Corcoran, Arnue
i A. GlOetZner. Thomas G. Bradshaw 7 r