Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-17


mother, Mrs. F. Greenapple of Girard
! street.
Mrs, Cameron and daughter. Miss Bea-
trice Cameron, are still sojourning in the
Catoctin mountains, where they will re-
main until the latter part of October,
when they leave for the north. going as
far as Canada, and returning in time to
meet Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Burnham who
arrive in New York some time in Febrl-
airy.
Mr. and Mrs P Pelzman and family
| have returned home from stay of sew
eral weeks in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Herman Eiseman and son, Carl
! Eiseman. of Fairmont street left during
the week to spend some time in Atlantic
City.
Mr.. Nick Herman of Philadelphia spent
the week end with friends in this city.
Mrs. d. ]. Kaufman of Rhode Island
avenue has returned home from a trip to
| New York.
Miss Matte Oettnger and Miss Lille
i Oettinger have returned home from a
stay of several weeks in Asbury Park
| and New York city.
Miss Louise Einstein has returned home
from stay of several weeks in Atlantic
| City.
Mrs. T. Solomon and daughter. Miss
Julia Solomon, have returned to their
home in this city from trip to Atlantic
! City. \. J.
Messrs. Julian Eiseman and Morris Sell
niger returned home during the week
| from a trip to Boston by sea
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Loeb are now To-
| Gated in their new apartment in Takoma
! Park ID. G.
Mrs. Meyer Fellheimer of Florence
Court has as her guest Miss Birdie Elm
stein of Baltimore, Md.
Miss Mabel Stuart whose engage
/ ment TO Mr.. Clarence G. Weiderman was
/ recently announced. was rendered linen
/ shower Friday evening by Miss Auguer-
| lie Weiderman at her home, No. 1877
! G'iTard street northwest. Fifty young
. ladies We're in attendance. including the
entire Normal School class of 1910. with
which class Miss Stuart graduated. The
| rooms were handsomely decorated and
| banked with flowers in the center of
which was placed a large armchair with
| huge japanese umbrella suspended
above ii. When the bride-to-be was
/ seated in the chair the umbrella was
| opened and she was showered with linen
! parcels. The remaining gifts were hid
| den about the rooms, and she was COM
! PEELED to hunt for and find them All
| the arrangements We're quite unique and
! the occasion was a very pleasant one.
Mrs. Archibald Oracle gave a bridge
| party Friday at l-enoX. Mass, for her
guest Miss Anna Portner of this city.
Those present included Mines A r.
! l-auterbach George F. Lowering, Frank
| lin Osgood. j. Clarence Post John r.
Pultz and William l.. Dayton. Mr.. and
Mrs. John A. Hadden. Mines Hunting
ton w. Jackson, Ferguson Cooper. Henry
" Warner and w. II. Baugh. Mr.. and
! Mrs. X. jay Flick, Col. Archibald era
Gle. Miss Edith Oracle and Miss Julia
Bibby.
Miss Rose Frank of Baltimore is the
guest Of relatives in this city
Miss Ernestine Rich of Harvard
lLichtenStein of Richmond. Va
Mrs. Albert Sigmund of eth street.
Woodley Park. has returned home from
d visit with relatives in Baltimore
Mrs. Nathan Kahn returned home
Monday from stay of several weeks
at PatchoSue. J.. ].
Mrs. Albert Hartman Of New York
cityais visiting Miss Nellie Bchrcnd Of
Rhode Island avenue northwest.
Mrs. Herman Hollander who spent
several weeks in New York and an
ada. has returned to her home in this
city.
Mrs. Charles Friedlander and sons
have returned home from Newport
News. Va. where thu were the guests
of Mrs. William Garner for several
weeks.
/ Mrs Gunst and daughter Miss Gunst.
of Richmond, Va. spent several days
with friends in this city during the
| week
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Lyon and little
the week from Atlantic City. where
they spent the latter part of the sum
mer.
Miss treda We'll has returned home
from aNshort visit with friends in Bal
timore.
Alfred stern of Columbia road left
Friday for Charlottesville, Va, where
he will attend the University of Nir-
ginia.
Miss Carrie Bergunder of Baltimore
was the guest OF frlendS IN TINS city
iduring the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN Solomon Of
10th street Mount Pleasant. returned
home during the week, after spending
the summer abroad.
Jerome Eishel left town Wednesday
far I,aston Pa. to resume his studies
lat Lafayette College. where he has
been student for the past two years.
Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Cans have re-
turned home from trip to Thousand
Islands Montreal, quebec, the Saque-
nay river and Niagara Fails
| 4 pheasant evening was spent BY those
present at a colonial dance given by Mrs.
r. = Reayers at Mount Rainier Md.
| Wednesday, September - Ihose present
were Misses Louise V. Tillett. Melinda
Bless. Katie Rifenburg, Katherine NC
kea. Annebel l.. Tillett, Louise Newman,
IJilda Bengal. Florence Grams. Isabella
| a Beavers. Daisy Grams. Estelle Grams
and Marion f. Beavers. Mrs. Frye, Mrs
trillett. Mrs Coward and Messrs. William
nuncan NJ Armstrong. +. Bassey. r.
Funkhauser. Henry B. Bless. W. Robey.
William Wallis. Benjamin Iightbown'
Frank Radcliffe. j. Duncan =. oo0ey
| Earl r Edwards Harvey Mckee, Paul
Won Rison. K. Brown and ;. Hyde
The engagement is announced OF MISS