Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-19
SOCIETY.
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Miss Pauline Whitaker. contralto, who
| sang "Chanson glamour and ''Slumbel
| Song" Later in the evening Mrs. Phil
lips. with Miss Marian Robinson. went
to Old Point Comfort to be the guests for
a few days of Mrs. Phillips friends.
Miss Pauline kronheimer returned
home Friday from a months stay in New
| York.
Mr. and Mrs. Isidore Kaufman are
spending d week or ten days In New
York city.
Mrs Milton Hopfenmaier is in Atlantic
| City. n. j., and is staying at the Hotel
Rudolf
Mrs. We'll of Norfolk, Va, is the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. Robert Meyer.
| Mrs. Rae Wertheimer, who has been
| the guest of her aunt, Mrs. A. l. Stras-
| burger of Columbia road. returns to her
| home in Norfolk, Va, today
| Mr. Solomon Simons OF East Radford,
Va. was the guest of friends in this city
during the week.
| Miss Gladys Mayer entertained at a
| chatting dish party on Thursday afternoon
| at her home on street. Her guests were
| Miss Emily Hillman. Miss Lillian Har-
| ris, Miss Celeste Goodman, Miss Rose
| Frank and Miss Leona Stern.
| Mrs. Morton Luchs entertained at
| bridge on Friday. when her guests were
Mrs. Harold Levy Mrs. Goldsmith Sig
mund Mrs. Julian Brylawski, Mrs. Wal
lace Luchs, Mrs. Edgar c. Kaufman,
| Mrs. Harry Loeb and Mrs. A. G. Mayer.
Mrs. A. Sigmund entertained the Fri
day Afternoon Bridge Club at her apart
tl,1 D1aY,t, SSiy,n1 loo
| Mrs l.. Callisher of the Beacon enter
| tanned on Wednesday evening in honor
of her guest. Miss Grace New of Chi
supper was served. Those present We're
| Miss Carrye Robinson, Miss Florence
| Gusdorf, Miss Leona Stern, Lawrence
| Gassenheimer, Bert Cohn and Arthur
Baum.
| Miss Hortense Rrylawski of Calvert
street has issued invitations to dance
to be given on March g. at the Cairo.
Mrs. Sylvan Bensinger was hostess at
beautifully appointed luncheon on
| Wednesday at her apartment in the Col
| onnade. when her guests We're Mrs. Nor
| ton Luchs, Mrs. Wallace Luchs. Mrs. j.
| Elias Mrs. Gercon Nordlinger, Mrs.
Muffeldt of York. Pa: Mrs. Samuel Ben
singer and Mrs. Julia Luchs.
Tuesday evening the sophomore class OF
| Immaculate Seminary entertained at
Japanese tea party Red japanese robes
and tunics were worn and the girls sat
| Jap ia ashton On rugs about the tea tab
ouretes. In the dance that followed they
wore their favors, small read hair fans Y
red tapestry covered the ceiEng, from
which red lanterns swung. and cherry
blossoms in profusion with the faint
elusive odor of burning incense made the
assembly hall veritable oriental bower.
Receiving the guests were Misses Marian
Harding Eleanor Brophy. Rebecca Stone
setter. Aretta AsDurne Margaret Stoh-
man. Louise Chapman, Helen Mulvany,
Irene Mulvany and Ana Smith.
Miss Elizabeth Brand of Flatbush, \.
Y who is in Washington COR the Army
and Navy Prep School german, is guest
at Dunbarton Hall
| A new sorority. Phi Sigma Pi. has just
| been formed at Holy Cross, for Which the
| following officers have been elected:
| President Miss Adela Burdine: vice presi-
dent. Miss Irene Schaefer; secretary. Miss
katharine Esher: treasurer. Miss Viola
MalleJ. and librarian. Miss Katharine
Machen.
| Miss Katharine Esher has cards out for
| a dance TO be given at her home on \
| street February - in honor of her class
mates. the seniors of Holy Cross, Dun
| barton Hall.
| Mrs j. Sylvester Phillips will leave
| Monday for Annapolis, where she will be
| the guest for several days of friends II
| the Naval Academy. Mrs. Phillips will
return Friday, when she will receive from
| / to 4 O'Clock for the last time this sea-
son.
Mrs Eldred G. Davis announces the
| engagement of her daughter, Maude Nor
| rison and Mr.. Alexander l.. Tunstall CT
| this city.
| Mrs Baliantine and Mrs. Jeppar will
| be at home informally Tuesday, Febru-
| airy II.
Mrs f. W. Hutcheson formerly of
| Anacostia and her two soEs left the
| past week for Atlanta. Ga, where they
| will join Mr. HutcheSoa.
A valentine party was given Tuesday
| evening" February II. by Miss Lister
| G.. Lambert of 18th street. Brookland.
! Vocal and instrumental selections were
! rendered and games We're INDUCED IN.
| Those present were Mrs. \. S. Lambert
| of Virginia MIR. and Mrs. {. b.. Keller,
/ Misses Martha and II. Burton, +. Will
| liams, l. Golliday. NJ. Dykes, c. Davis,
| A. Fhlager, Margaret, Louise and c.
| Whaley and II. Lambert; Messrs. l..
Waters. {. Carpenter, r. Boucher. c.
| Parnen, P. Woodson. 3. Cook. G. Sher-
| I I