Evening star., 1911-01-22

Georse w Sensner. retired. of the navy.
and a brother of Mrs. Glendie b. Young,
residing III this city.
The Rev Dr. and Mrs. A. Simon, DR.
Louie Stern and Mr.. l. L.. Blout have
returned from New York, where they
of American Hebrew Congregations.
Mr.. Max Goodman has returned home
from trip to Philadelphia and New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Wolf are now in
Atlantic City, n. j.. where they will spend
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weber. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathan and Mr.. and Mrs. Wasserman Of
Brooklyn n Y. spent several days In
this city during the week.
Miss Hermine Bennett, who has been
the guest of Miss Lorraine Herman Tor
several weeks, returned to her nome In
Baltimore during the week.
Mr.. Stanley Piper has left for the state
of California to conduct his work In
forestry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Holander Of 18th
street northwest returned home Monday
from a trip to Old Point Comfort, Va
Dr. A. J. Barchfeld of Pittsburg. Pa.
has returned to this city from Harris
burg. Pa. where he went to attend the
inauguration of the governor.
Mrs. A. Brylawski has returned to her
home, on Calvert street, from a stay In
Atlantic City. n. J.
Miss Emily Hillman returned home dur
ing the week from a visit with friends In
Chicago, Ill.
Mrs. L. Callisher is the guest OF Mrs.
j. Kahn, in New York.
Mrs. Harry Loeb was hostess at bridge
Friday at her apartment in the Maxwell.
Her guests were Mrs. A. G. Mayer, Mrs.
Morton Luchs Mrs. Julian Brylawski,
Mrs. Goldsmith Sigmund, Mrs Max Op-
penheimer and Mrs. Ernest Dammann.
Mrs Max Fisher of Lanier place has
as her guest Miss Adeline Well OF Ian
caster, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Abel received their
many friends last Sunday at their home,
619 h street. The bride wore her wedding
dress OF white satin and lace. Miss Reta
Nusbaum assisted in entertaining the
guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Breslauer of 1923
Euclid street northwest were rendered a
surprise Tuesday evening by the ladies
Of the Whist Club. Of which Mrs. Bres-
lauer is a member. the occasion being
lilS tWcillclu dLultcTSdTS VI lHtlE iIlcl
| riage. The house was tastefully deco
| rated with palms and cut flowers, the
table being especially attractive with car
nations and roses as a centerpiece. Dur
| ing the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Breslauer
were presented with a magnificent china
| dinner set.
| Whist was played, the prizes being won
| by Mrs. S. w. Augenstein, Mrs. B. Hech-
| niger. Mrs. NJ. K1awans and Mrs. B.
Odenwald. Others present were Mrs. J. T
L Il q Hnohin0nr M~c
| Gassenheimer. Mrs. Maurice Kaufman
| Mrs. Lee Hechinger, Mrs. J..Lesser Mrs
]. D. Stein, Mrs. Louis Moser and Mrs
| w. Schlossberg.
Mrs. Hoff entertained the NJ. s. En-
| broidery Circle last Wednesday afternoon.
| Her guests were Mrs. L. Rayermann,
Mrs. W. Zimmerman. Mrs. John Craw-
| ford. Mrs. Clara Hall. Mrs. J. Finley and
| Mrs. s. GomperS. The next meeting will
! be with Mrs. Zimmerman.
| Mrs. Joseph B. Ullman. o13 Morgan
| street, and her sister, Mrs. o. NJ. Stein of
| Chicago, will be at home Tuesday from
3 to o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Carl Smith will receive
| in their studio, 1926 New York avenue,
| Saturday, January %. from to ).
Mr. William NJ Geddes announces the
| engagement Of his daughter. Margaret r.
JeQQeS, TO waiter A. JOHNSTON. i lie
| wedding will take place February Is.
| Mrs. R. c. Drum Hunt entertained at
a bridge party of ten tables to meet her
house guest. Miss McAllister of Philadel-
phia, Thursday, January 10. The house
was decorated down stairs with red roses.
carnations and palms and up stairs with
pink roses and palms. Among those in
vited were Miss Frances Dodge. Miss
Katherine Poole. Miss Frances Miller.
Miss Martha Poole, Miss Edith Fry, Miss
Marie Ray, Miss Jennie Lynn Davis, Miss
Julia Heyl. Mrs. A. Won Schrader. Miss
Louise Davidson, Miss Lena, Collins, Miss
McClelland. Miss Marjory Duvall. Miss
Phelan. Miss Ruth Campbell, Miss Pey-
ton. Miss Anna Marr, Misses Du Bose.
Miss Helen Williams. Miss Easterday,
Miss Hoge and Miss Burrell..
Mrs. Van Orsdel, wife of Justice Van
Orsdel, will not be at home tomorrow. but
will receive Monday, January 80
Mrs. Horatio NJ. Taplin will not be at
home tomorrow.
Mr. and Mre. I. Grosner of Massachu-
setts avenue celebrated their twenty-fifth
! wedding anniversary by large recep-
ton last Sunday evening. in which a
large number of relatives and friends
participated. The couple received amid a
bower of palms in the main drawing
room Of their home, while the other deco
rations OF the room were masses Of bride
roses made in special designs for the
occasion, while numerous other flowers.
remembrances from their many friends.
helped to complete the adornment. The
dining room was carried out in an cleo
trical display of red, white and blue,
and the magnificence Of the same was
commented on by one and all.
Mrs. GTosner received her guests in