The Washington herald., 1911-01-14

the families and q few -1ntirnate friends
viii be present. The enEaxement OF Miss
koerper and Capt snowden was an
nounced several weeks ago Capt. Snow
den. VINO was until less than year ago
commander Of the u. 8. 8. Naylower, Is
on duty In Warrington. and Il member
Of the board Of Inspection and survey.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Abram Simon win
go to New York tomorrow. Dr.. simon
is a delegate to the regular meeting of
the Union Of American Hebrew Con-
sresationf
Mr. and Mrs. George Reed Wallace
have taken apartments at the Oakland
for the season. Mrs. Wallace will re-
cejve Saturdays, January Il and q, and
win be assisted by her house guest, Mrs
Seymour. Of Annapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. william ]. Boardman
left Thursd1yAsor q trip through the
South.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Crenshaw- and Miss
Crenshaw were hosts at q bridge party
last evening in their home I'm Sixteenth
street. in honor Of their house gue6ts..
the Rev. and Mrs. w. ]. Cox. Of Phlla-
delphia. and Miss Florence Bowen, of
Maryland.
Mrs. Letter, Mrs. Clarence Moore, and
Col. Robert N. Thompson are among
those who have taken boxes for the bene-
fit performance of The Importance of
Being Ernest which will be given at
the Columbia Theater next Wednesday
afternoon by the amateur players Of Bal
timore smart society. All the boxes for
this entertainment are now engaged. The
and Mrs. Taft, Mrs. Thropp. Mrs. Wads-
worth, Gen. Gillespie. Mr.. Jeffry Parsons.
and MIR. A. s. Abel Brady. Of Baltimore,
who will entertain a party in honor of
Miss Taft.
The former Secretary Of the Navy and
Mrs and Miss Newberry arrived in
Washington Thursday from Detroit and
have opened their house in Sixteenth
street for the season.
Miss Helen Taft was the guest OF
honor of Senator and Mrs. Aldrich at
dinner last evening.
Miss Louise Fairfax Robertson will en-
tertain at a tea Tuesday. January II,
from ) to o'clock. at the Cairo. to meet
Miss Swearingen, of Louisville.
stag dinner was. given Wednesday
night at Pressler's in honor of Jack
Schlosberg's twenty-first birthday. The
tables were beautifully decorated for the
occasion and the guests were Mr.. Jack
Schlosberg. B. Schlosberg, H. Schlosberg.
S. Simons. L. Rosenberg, J. Levy, NJ.
Schlosberg. Max Rosentha!, Charles Ros-
enthal. Max Cohen. Hyman Levy. Joe
Levy, H. Lichtenstein. E. Haas. Clar-
Kaufman, Albert Steinem, George Bene-
man, Harry Walsky. Harry Cohen. David
Weinstein. b. Kebesky. George Cohen.
Max Goldberg. Sam Hrsh. Joe Stein. B.
Livingston. H. Norman, Mark Roman,
N. Sherr. Joe Goldsmith. Melvin Augen-
stein, Phil Brown. Sherwood Stein, II.
Feldman. Ivan Herman, NJ. Cohen. and
Ben Goldberg. Hyman Levy acted as
toastmaster of the evening.
Miss Gertrude Dinger. Of Wheeling, |
w. Va. is visiting Miss Mildred stien.
in Longfellow street
Mr. and Mrs. Isidore Grosner will be |
pleased to see their friends at their |
home in Massachusetts avenue. to-mor- |
row from until II p. m. in honor OF |
the twenty-fifth anniversary Of their |
wedding.
Mrs. Harley Calvin Gage and Miss
Gage were at home yesterday. and had
with them Lady Aylesworth. wife Of
Sir Allan Aylesworth. minister Of justice |
Of Canada. ~
Mrs. E. v. Swift, Of Albany. N. Y,
Is visiting her sister. Mrs. John o. Cole.
IS Randolph place northwest. Mrs. Swift |
will return to her Albany home at the
end Of the month. - 20