The Washington herald., 1912-03-10
Continued from Page one.

Thomas W. sy7nons, U. :. A.. sailed from
New York yesterday for EuIope- Mrs.
Johnston and Miss Johnston win spend
seHeral weeks travelling before going to
oxford to join Mr.. James Marion John
ston jr.i Mss Symons viii join her
brother. Thomas w. Symens. jr., in Paris.
and they Will' spend six weeks in travel.
Miss JohIston and Miss Symons Will
take the spring course of study with
their brothers. at the university, and viii
return TO Washington in June
Mrs. a. Wolfe entertained number cf
her young friends at a bridge party
Tuesday evening. in compliment OF the
Misses Helen Jonas and Jennie Rice.
Later IN the evening supper was served,
the decofations being ST. Patriek's IA
vors Among those present were the
Misses Belle Sehiffman. Gladys Mayer,
Celeste Goodman and Horteuse Brylaw-
ski Messrs Stanley Fischer, Lawrence
Gassenheimer, Eugene Young, David
Baer, Fulton Bryiawski, and Allan Bach
Tach.
Col. Benjamin AIvop Adjutant Gen
erals department, q. $. A, who has
been on duty in the War Department,
win leave Washington tomorrow for his
new station, at Fort Totten, n. Y. He
VOL be relieved here by Lieut.. Col. +.
y. n
meiIt who has arrived in Washington
from Vancouver. and who is residing at
100 Q street. He will be Joined later by
Mrs. Herman, vino is now on the Pacific
Coast.
Mr. and Mrs. A Rosenthal announce
the engagement OF their daughter, Flor
iae, 10 Mr.. Victor Stone, Of Providence,
r. l., formerly of this city. At home
Saturdays in March.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Rice, who have been
spending a short time with relatives in
the city, have returned TO their home in
Baltimore.
Mrs s Minister and little daughter,
Dororhy. Of ontario road, are spending
some time in Chicago. with Mrs. Minister'S
mother, Mrs. Carl Auerbach, who is max
ing Eer home in Chicago.
Mrs Charles Fletcher has returned to
her home in Rhode Island avenue, from
Atlantic City.
Lieut.. WiIber r. Van Auken, L. S. N,
and Mrs Van Auken are spending the
weekend in Washington as guests of
Lieut.. Robert Henderson, L. S. N, and
Mrs. Henderson.
Miss Laura Merriam will go to New
York for a few days visit TO her aunt,
Miss Bishop.
Mrs. S. J. MulhaT widow Of Capt
MuIhan, L. S. \, has returned TO her
home. "Ihe HoIlies." near Ballston, Va, |
via the Suez Canal and Europe, after |
a years visit with her daughter, Mrs. |
Saver, wife OF Capt. Z. 5. Sayer, jr., |
Twenty-frst United States Infantry.
Mrs. Regina Mirfeldt, vino was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Samuel Ben
singer, Of the Dupont, has returned to her
home in York, Pa.
Mrs. Joseph GoIdenberg Is back in the
city from short visit with relatives in
New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Tobriner and family. !
of Rhode Island avenue have returned TO |
their home. after spending week in At |
lantic City.
Brig. Gen. Harry h. Anderson. L. S. /
-, retired, has arrived at st. Augustine, |
.Ta.. from Miami where he spent two
months
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Levy. OF the Iowa
apartments. have returned to Washing /
ton, after a few weeks stav in Atlantic
City.
Emperor ~SYiliam, who is keenly inter-
ested in the Panama Canal, will enter
tain Lieut.. Col. Goethals, of the General !
STAFF of the United States army and chief |
engineer of the Panama Canal at lunch
con in the palace to-day, thus delaying
Col. GOethals' return to Panama The |
Emperor holds different opinions from