Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-26
SOCIETY.
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| mony will take place March IA, at the
| Belvedere Hotel in Baltimore.
! Col and Mrs. Henry May have an
nounced the engagement of their daugh-
| ter. Cecilia Jacqueline May. to Robert l..
! Bacon, jr., son of tee amba sSador to
] France. While no time is mentioned for
| the wedding. it will probably take place
! in the coming summer. The hride-to-be
| is the youngest daughter of Col. and Mrs.
| May, the latter formerly Miss Isabel
Coleman of San Francisco. Her childhood
| was spent in this city, but. like the rest
of the May family. she has lived much
| abroad. Mr.. Bacon who was graduated
| from Harvard last June is now attached
TO the State Department and may choose
/ diplomacy as a profession. Both these
| young people will inherit abundant
means.
Miss Ernestine Rich has returned to
| her home in Harvard street from visit
with friends in New York
| Mrs. Louis Auerbach and Mrs. Harry
| Heilbrun of New York were the guests
] of relatives in this city during the week.
| Mrs. Edgar c. Kaufman was hostess at
| bridge Friday afternoon, when her guests
| were Mrs Morton Luchs, Mrs Harry
Loeb. Mrs. Wallace Luchs, Mrs Gold
smith Sigmund, Mrs. Harold Levy and
| Mrs. \. c. Mayer.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Bergunder of Bal
Itimore Md who were here to attend the
Progress ball. have returned home.
! Mr.. and Mrs A. Strauss of Richmond.
Va, spent several days in TINS city iast
week.
Mr.. Isadore Freund and Mr.. Emanuel
Rice left during the week for New Or
/ y lxl,1 N
on their return will visit Palm Beach.
Jacksonville. Atlanta and other places of
interest in the south.
| Miss Celeste Goodman of the Sterling
entertained at chatting dish party Fri
/ day. Her guests were Miss Emily Hill
| man, Miss Lillian Harris, Miss Leona
Stern, Miss Gladys Mayer, Miss Elizabeth
Farber and Miss Hortense Block of New
York.
Miss Hattie Nacke of ST Louis, Mo,
who has been the guest of Mrs. Charles
Kaufman at the Gibraltar, returned home
yesterday.
| Miss Lillian Harris entertained the Aft
lernoon Embroidery Circle Thursday, when
/ her guests were Miss Celeste Goodman
Miss Rose Frank, Miss Leona Stern and
Miss Emily Hillman.
| The Octagon Pleasure Club entertained
| its members at stag dinner Tues
| day night to celebrate the ninth ami
| versary of its organization. Speeches
| Were made during the evening and a
number of songs rendered by professional
| talent. Those present We're: David Baer.
| Stanley Fischer, Edwin Hahn, Maurice
Eiseman, Melville Fischer, Alfred Haas.
| Milton Goldsmith. Leroy King. Lester
Marks, Lester Newman, Bernard Baer,
| Lawrence Gassenheimer. Arthur New
/ man, David Stern, Alfred Stern, Herbert
4 Iac0hi Arthur 7 nrhS Nelson Parlinar IF
Baltimore, Nd. and Herbert Rich.
! Mrs. Alfred Mayer of street north
| west is spending some time in New York
| Mr. and Mrs Bernard Herman Mrs
| NJ. Herman and Miss Lorraine Herman
returned today from trip to Havana
Cuba, and other places in the vicinity.
| Miss Grace New. who has been the
| guest of Mrs. l.. Callisher at the Beacon.
| returned to her home in Chicago. Ill
| during the week.
| Mr. Louis Hirsh and Mr. Melvin
| Behrend returned home last week from
| trip to Cuba.
Mrs. Wallace Luchs and Mrs. Morton
| Luchs spent several days last week with
relatives in Baltimore, Md.
The Harmony Club gave George
Washinston's birthday dance "Wednesday
leyening. The decorations We're vmbol.a
of the OCCASION, the patriotic cOlorS be-
| ing carried out on the table from which
a buffet supper was served. Those pres
ent We're Miss Kate Heller. Miss Miriam
| Franc. Miss Hortense liano, Miss Edna
| oppenheimer, Miss Sophie ing Miss
RITA Schiffman. Miss Selma Selinser Miss
Louise Berlirer. Miss Eleanor Selinger.
| Miss Hazel Bornhem. Miss Claudia Jack
| son. Miss Selma hatzen. Miss Rose Bres-
! lauer. Lawrence Heller, Lawrence koe-
1 y,ip har l hairY I,1lf. n
| Eiseman. Lester Eiseman. Gerald Gros-
ner. Milton Heyn of Baltimore. Md. :;
Maurice Nordlinger Maurice Sellnger.
| Lester Steinem. Julian Jackson, Leroy
/ NeWmeyer and Henry Baer.
| Mrs. r. B. H. Lyon. who has been
! spending some time at the Rudolf Hotel
in Atlantic City. returned home Tuesday.
/ Mrs Charles Goldsmith and daughter.
Miss Annette Goldsmith. have l,turned
home from a stay in Atlantic City
i Mrs. Joseph Boyle and Miss Loretta
Barnes are stopping at the Breslin Hotel,
New York.
Mrs George s. Cooper will be at home
Il Monday, February 81, at 1907 r street
and will be assisted by Mrs. Eugene
Byrnes.
Mrs Perry w Browning and Miss
Frances NJ. Browning will be at home in
formally to their friends at the residence
of Mrs. Browning. Browning Heights
Riverdale. Nd, Tuesday, February IS
from to ) pm.
Mrs Waldo c. Hibbs of the Kanawha
will be at home informally next Tuesday
afternoon, February IS, and will be as
sisted by her mother Mrs. Harrington
and her sister, Mrs. Hall.
Mrs Jeffras and Mrs. Ballantyne will
receive informally Tuesday, February 2S
The College Women's Club will be at
home Monday, February -, at the Nc
Neal studio, 1919 Connecticut avenue
The guest of honor will be Mrs. Champ
Clark, who has very kindly consented to
give talk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Stein entertain
ed the Alden Club at their home on LIST
street Wednesday evening. Music and
games We're the pleasant features of the
evenings entertainment. At a late hour