The Washington herald., 1911-04-30
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; faires In the absence of the Ambassador,
who will spend part of the summer in
: Germany.
Mr. and Mrs. Huntington jackson. who
made g brief trip to New York. have re-
turned to Washington
Mrs. James ]. Parker. Of 1860 Oak
street, will be at home informally We'd
resday afternoon from to o'clock,
and will have with her her aunt, Mrs.
Sarah Gufin. of Rushville, Ind.
Mrs. Connor, wife Of Maj. William D.
Connor, u S. A, who has been spending
some weeks with her family in Tennes-
see, has returned to her home at the
Washington Barracks.
Miss Georgianna p Patterson, Of this
city, has been selected to christen the
destroyer Patterson to be launched at
Philadelphia on May "a Miss Patterson
is the granddaughter of Commodore
Daniel T Patterson, for whom the YES
sci is named
The naval attache of the Russian En-
, bsssy and Nine. Vassilieff will give up
their residence shortly and go to New
II,
rope for the summer
: Miss Mary Dalzell, of Reading. Pa, is
spending ten days with Mrs. Clarence B.
Rheem, 1872 street
Rev and Mrs. F. B. Howden are at
the Chalfonte, Atlantic City.
Miss Helen Kate Pearl sailed Thursday
for England for a tour of the cathedral
. towns She will be Joined later by Miss
Kate Hayden. of this city, who spent the
last winter with relatives in Portland.
Greg They will make a tour Of the
Continent together.
The annual meeting of the Council of
Jewish Women called for May l will be
postponed until May 15, owing to the
death of Mr.. G. Lansburgh, father Of the
r president, Mrs. Charles Goldsmith.
Miss Emily Hillman has returned from
Atlantic City and has as her guest Miss
Lillian Marx, of Chicago.
Miss Hinda Schmulun, who has been
the guest of Miss Ernestine Rich, is now
visiting at Roanoke, Va, and from there
will return to her home, in Lafltte, La
Miss Marguerite Kaufman left the city
Thursday for Baltimore, where she will
be the guest of her cousin, Miss Leona
Speare.
Mr. and Mrs. Elias, who have been in.
the city for the past six months. left for
New York Wednesday and will make
their future home there
Miss Lillian Harris has returned to the
city after a months stay in New York.
Mrs. Carl Auerbach and daughter Edith
are expected home in a few days from
Chicago.
Miss Emily Hillman gave most en-
joyable luncheon Thursday in honor Of
Miss Lillian Marx. The girls present
were Misses Celeste Goodman, Rita Baer,
Gladys Mayer. Bell Schifman. Leona
Stern Ernestine Rich, and Lillian Harris.
Mr. Emanuel Haas has returned from a
short visit to New York.
Miss Hilda jacob has returned to her
home in this city after a trip of several
weeks in Alabama and Georgia.
Mrs. A. Liebman, who has been spend
ing several weeks in Atlantic City, has
returned home.
Mr.. Jules Hyman, who was the guest
of relatives in this city, has returned to
his home in Augusta Ga.
Mrs. I. Guggenheim, of Washington.
has left for the West.
Miss Lillian Morris is the guest Of Mrs.
S. Ganss, of Fairmont street
Miss Selma Selinger has returned to
the city after a. fortnight's visit to New
York.
Rabbi Egelston has left Washington for
Greensboro. where he will take charge
OF the Temple Emanuel
Mrs. A. Cert and daughter Julia. who
were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c.. Grosner,
have returned to Pittsburg.
The members of the Sewing Club met
Friday at the home of Miss Belle Schiff-
man. Those present were the Misses
Gladys Mayer Ernestine Rich Rhoda |