Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-25

nors, Miss Louise Purner. Miss Ida Fitz-
g1bbon, Miss Louise Schmid, Miss Pearl
a. Yost. Mrs. j. NJ. Fielder Mr.. William
Widmayer, Mr.. J. M. Fielder. Charles
Meyers. Joe Daley. Harry Kemp, John
Hamilton, Charles O'Brien and Henry
Michael.
Miss Alma Mae Gossase gave George
washington party at her home. No. 3O43
N street northwest, entertaining fifteen
couples. The house was tastefully deco
rated with flags, hatchets and cherries
Inc evening was spent in dancing, games,
vocal and instrumental solos, Fayors were
flags and hatchets
Miss Elizabeth Moves has returned
from a visit to Miss Gwendolyn High IL
Chicago.
Mr.. J: Miller Kenyon sailed for Pan
anna Friday, to be gone month.
Davis have cards out for a tea Tues
day afternoon at the apartment of Mrs.
Brooks, in the Lucerne.
The Georgia and Florida DELEGATIONS in
Congress are to be received at the head
quarters of the Southern Industrial Edu.
catiOnal Association tomorrow from 3 Il
o'clock. Mrs. D. G. Amber and Mrs
Duncan Fletcher will receive Tor Florida
and Mrs. Justice Lamar for Georgia
Miss Nell Fletcher, Miss Lucy Hoke
| Smith and Miss Louise Fletcher will
| serve tea, and all friends of Georgia and
Florida are cordially invited. A special
exhibit of mountain crafts will be dis
played.
Miss Jennie Rice of Chicago is the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. Rudolph Behrend. 1911
Wyoming avenue, after spending part of
the winter in Baltimore as the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bertram Rice. Invita- tons
have been sent out for a dance in her
honor at Rauscher's for Wednesday night.
A special meeting Of the Washington
Alliance OF Jewish Women. will be held
in the vestry of the Eighth Street Tenn
pie tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O o'clock.
town from a several weeks stay at the
Hotel Rudolf Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus of Chicago are
visiting the latter's parents, Mr.. and
18th and L streets northwest.
Mrs. A. Brylawski and daughter, Miss
Hortense Brylawski, Of Calvert street,
are. now in New York after a stay in
Atlantic City.
Miss Flora Strauss Of Philadelphia re-
turned to her home Friday after a
visit Of several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
Morton Luchs Of Connecticut avenue.
Mr. and Mrs Meyer Fellheimer Of
Florence Court entertained at a dance
Wednesday night at the Brighton, in
honor of the latter's sister, Miss Helen
Jonas OF Nashville. Tenn, who is their
house guest. The ballroom was artistic
ally decorated and during the evening a
buffet supper was served to about forty
guests.
Miss Selma Kahn is the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. 4. Miller, in Baltimore, for a
few weeks.
Mrs. Harry Heilbrun, with her daugh-
tiers, Helen and Alice, are the guests of
Mrs. Heilbrun's mother. Mrs. T. Reizen-
stein, sos 9Th street northwest.
DR.. and Mrs. G. Winthrop Spencer OF
2O19 Hillyer place entertained the Wash
ington Auxiliary Of the National Indian
Association Friday afternoon. Mrs. Spen-
Ger and Mrs. Chany, president of the
auxiliary. received the guests. Miss Wood
and Mrs. Dale presided at the tea table
which was beautifully decorated with
pink tulips and lighted by pink-shaded
candles; Miss Wilkinson and Miss chany
assisted in the dining room. After the
social hour the program was opened with
prayer by Rev. DR.. Charles Wood of the
Church of the Covenant. Miss Mar
guerite Depue sang. Mr.. Thomas L.
Sloan Of Omaha was the principal speak.
also spoke.
Mrs. ]. Stuart TAFT of 1916 Pine street
philadelphia, is the guest of Mr.. and
Brookland.
Miss Edna Haag and Miss Florence
Hoepfner of New York have been visit
ing Miss Florence Haag Of Trinity Col.
lege.
Mrs. Milton c. Lenoir and son Of Chi.
cago are guests OF Mr.. Lenoir's parents
Mrs. Eva Hurd Willis entertained heu
Sunday school class of boys Of the Brook.
land Baptist Church and their young
woman friends at her home. 2811 North
Capitol street, Friday evening Songs
were rendered by the class quartet. Reel.
tations were given by Miss Maude Buck
| lin. A violin solo by Mr.. Reed Mcleod
and mandolin solos by Miss Sibyl Sipher.
as well as various amusements suitable to
the season. gave much pleasure.
Miss Mary Burr of 18th street, Brook.
| land. was hostess to the Girls. Friendly
Society OF the Church OF Our Savior
Friday evening.
Miss Jennie Sanger is in Baltimore,
the guest of Mrs Reuben Oppenheimei
| for few weeks.
Mrs John Strahorn and her two sons
| John and Charles, OF Annapolis, ND, were
| the guests Of Mrs. Adolph Weyl OF
| Brightwood during the week.
| Mrs Joseph Goldenberg is visiting
| relatives in New York.
| Mrs Sol Meyer of aIth street enter
tanned the Friday Afternoon Bridge Club
at her home last week. Two tables were
devoted to the game and q tea. was
| served during the afternoon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Kulp celebrated the
| twelfth anniversary OF their marriage
Washington's birthday, at their home
| 1912 jackson street. Brookland. Musical
numbers were given by Mrs. David Kulp
| Mr.. M. Calker and Miss Brickerd. Vocal
| selections by Mrs. r. .K0eberle. Mr.. r
Koeberle, Mr.. II. Calker, Miss Butter
| field and Mr.. d. Waters were well re-
/ ceived.
/ The dining room was decorated with
| American flags and cut flowers, and the
| guests were Mr.. and Mrs. r.. Koeberle
| Miss Brickerd. Miss Butterfeld, Mr.. and
/ Mrs. NJ Calker. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Theiret
| and daughter. Miss De Lauder and Mr..
Kempton. Mr.. and Mrs. D.. Waters Nh