Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-12
.HE little season is on. or SO

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be let go begging. Therefore at this sea-
son the willingness to work. and to Work
hard for ones pet charity. is apparent on
all sides. The debutantes of the winter
trying to get acquainted with one another
are enthusiastic helpers in all the ACTIVE
ties asked Of them and are thereby be-
ginning the good times which everybody
wants to give them. Dinners are as yet
quite informal and mostly lead up to the
alter parties. the playhouses offering late
I ~ plenty inducements.
/ brief season of grand opera Is prom
/ ised for the last of next Weeh, and the
possibilities which feminine society can
! find in seeing itself In boxes or hrSt-roW
seats and giving its friends a first view
of It's newly set gems and its newly cut
/ dresses will diSpel any monOtony there
may be during that time. The Army and
Navy game the 18th over in Philadelphia
| and the absolute certaintiCS of the Thanks
giving period with Its opportunities for
| hospitality. are settled events. Then the
debutante season is within q fortnight of
| opening up the real gayeues OF the last
adds new name or date, and the pro-
! gram which the mere mention of the
names of these favored young people Sug-
| gssts bids fair to occupy the late after
Moons of December and a part of Janu-
airy.
Miss Winona Derby and Lieut.. Henry
T. Burgin. U. S. A.. were married last
! Tuesday in San Francisco. Several hun
ored guests witnessed the ceremony at st.
Luke's Episcopal Church and large re-
ception followed at the Preside Club.
The bride is a daughter of Mrs. Richard
Derby of San Francisco and made her
debut in this city last winter. A few
| months ago her engagement to the young
| army officer was announced and she has
been feted at teas and luncheons of re-
a NJtcx, iy,.rt q
the maid of honor and the bridesmaids
| We're Miss Ottilia Lame. Miss Franc
Pierce, Miss Dorothy Churchill Miss Ev-
elyn Palmer. Miss Florence Aitken and
the wedding was Lieut.. Ellery Niles of
the mine planter Ringel and the ushers
were Lieut.. Raymond Lee, U. S. A.
Lieut.. Charles Ide, L. 8. A., Lieut.. James
q. Ord L. S. A; Lieut.. Robert Goodrich.
L. s. A.; Lieut.. Rollin Tilton, U. S. A.
and Lieut. Delos Emmons, U. 8. A. After
a brief wedding trip Lieut.. Burgin and
his bride viii be at the Preside. Califor-
| MA.
Col and Mrs. o. l.. Helm gave dinner
and dance in honor of their son, Mid
shipman Herbert Helm. of the battleship
Michigan, iast night at Newport The
guests included Mldshipmen Bradley, Ed
wards Leeds. Elliott and kilduff of the
battieship Michigan and the Misses Annie
Powell. Roberta Willard, Margareta Sieg-
fried, Berry. Kane and Ida Guern. Aft
er dinner additional guests came in for
/ dancing.
i The Ladies Auxiliary Society of the
Eighth Street Temple held its regular
meeting Monday afternoon in the vestry
rooms. The meeting was called to order
at 2:3O pm. by the president. Mrs. Joseph
Abel Plans Tor the entertainment and
dance to be given Thanksgiving night
/ we're arranged. The affair is OF un-
usual char acter and the most ambitious
yet attempted by the organization.
Mrs. Meyer Fellneimer played on the
piano. alter which Miss Irina Stern rem
dered several vocal selections, accom-
panied by Mrs. Fellheimer Following
| This Rev. Dr. Abram Sunon gave his
customary interesting talk on current
topics. mentioning events of the day IN
which Jews are taking prominent parts.
| A social hour and refreshments followed
the adjournment of the meeting.
Mrs. Sidney Mayer of the Woodwork
S visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Fay. in Baltimore.
/ Mrs. David Frank and child, who have
spent the past month in Montgomery.
Ala, as the guests OF Mrs. Franks moth
err Mrs RoSeWald Is expected home next
week.
| Mrs Albert Sigmund returned home
| Friday from Norfolk and Richmond.
where she was the guest OF friends dur
| ing the week
Mrs. May of Charleston. w Va. is the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. Ostheimer. In
this city.
Mr.. George Bean Of Peoria, ILL.,. but
| formerly Of this city. was in town for
/ several days last week.
Miss Roma Schoss Of Baltimore Is the
! guest Of Miss Hilda jacob at the Cliff
1 bourne
| Mrs. Lee Hechinger entertained the
| Afternoon Whist Club at her home Fri
day.
Mrs. Nathan Frank was hostess at
bridge Friday afternoon, when her guests
were Mrs Edgar c. Kaufman, Mrs. Wal
lace Luchs. Mrs. Morton Luchs. Mrs,
Goldsmith sIgmnnd M Mrs ,, har Rrxa Leyy
and Mrs. A. c. Mayer.
Mrs. Pauline Letterman returned home
Friday from New York. where she was
the guest Of her mother. Mrs. obendor-
| fer
Mrs Joseph Dreyfuss. who was the
| guest of her mother. Mrs. E. Woog, re-
| turned home during the week
| Mrs. M. Newmeyer of the Tulane has
| returned home from a visit with her sis
| ter Mrs Aaron Birkenwald. in Balti
more.
Miss Selena Rothsckld of Baltimore Is
| the guest Of Mrs. A. Burnstine in this
| city.
Miss Edith Baer Of Baltimore, who was
| the guest of Miss Hortense Brylawsh
! OF Calvert street, has returned home
| Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Blondheim Of the
tfyvno In, paIf la ~
| week.
Mrs. Harry Kaufman OF Columbia road
| has as her guest her mother. Mrs. A.
| Freschie Of Philadelphia.
| Last Sunday was childrens day at the
| Jewish Foster Home in West Washing
| ton. and the children of the home were
| entertained by music and Rotations. with
| refreshments later in the afternoon. The
| affair was In charge of Mrs. Benjamin
| Held and Mrs. Charles Goldsmith. as
| sisted by Miss Annette Goldsmith and Mr.
1 UrieI Davis. Those who took part were
Miss Ruth Block, Misses Helen, Lucille
| and Mildred Wallerstein, Miss Eleanor
Behrend, Miss Marion King. Miss Ruth
| Grosner, Henry King and the following
| children of the home: Rose Open
heimer. Rose Ponorow. May Ponorow,
| Sol Cohen. Samuel Cohen and Hyman
| cream, cake and candies were served.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C. Paul of Fort
\ Wayne, Ind. announce the marriage of
their daughter. Esther Juliana, to Mr
Lawrence Frederick Eberbach. Tuesday