Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-11

attractive table having a centerpiece OF
| pink roses surrounded with loops of pink
tulIe.
The guests were Mrs. Meyer Nordlinger,
Mrs. Phil King. Mrs. Monroe Luchs of
/ Philadelphia. Mrs. Sidney Reizenstein,
Mrs. Gerson Nordlinger Mrs Henry
Kaufman and Mrs. Isaac Behrend.
Mr. A. Steinberger of Baltimore was the
guest of Mr.. Samuel j. Steinberger
| Thursday
| Mrs. Robert Mayer of 18th street has
as her guest her sister, Mrs. We'll of
Norfolk. Va.
Mrs. Ray werthemer of Norfolk. Va.
! is visiting her aunt. Mrs. A. /. Stras-
/ burger of Columbia road.
! Miss Hannah Gusdorf has returned from
| a short visit with relatives in Baltimore.
| Mrs. Monroe Luchs who has been the
guest of Mrs. Sidney Reizenstein for
several weeks. returns to her home in
| Philadelphia today.
! Mrs. y. NJ. Eaer and daughter. Miss
! Alma Baer expected home today
from Atlantic City. where they have been
t spending several weeks.
| Mrs. Sylvan Bensinser. with her young
son. Samuel Bensingcr. have returned to
| Washington from q several weeks visit
] in Philadelphia as the guest OF her
| mother, Mrs Julia Iuchs.
| The regular bi-weelly meeting Of
the Crescent Dramatic Club was held
at the home of Mr. Melville Seay on
Jefferson avenue. Riverdale, Md. Thurs
day evening last. when one new active
member and one honorary member were
received. Refreshments were served.
| Those present We're Mr.. and Mrs. j. \.
| Thompson, Mr.. +. II. Maltby. Miss Z.
r. Wall. Mr.. Allan Hobson, Mr.. Charles
Maize Meyer. Mr.. William F.. Never. Mr..
NJ. T. Scay and Miss Magdaline Ball
! Mrs. Max kohner entertained at tea
Wednesday afternoon in her home on Eth
street i'm compliment to her sster-in-law,
! Mrs. Gus Elsner of New Haven. Conn.
p, Mrs. William Bartlett Hoover and Miss
! Hoover of :hc.0 p street will be at home
informally Tuesday, February -.
| Mrs William c. Sharp. wife of Rep
resentative Sharp of Ohio, will be at
home the second and third Tuesdays in
| this month
At the home of Mrs. J. Franklin. I04
eth street northeast. pretty birthday
| party was held last night in honor OF
Miss Margaret Franklin. The dining
| room was beautifully decorated with car
nations. American Beauty roses and sweet
peas. Mrs. Charles Jones and Mrs. Howell
Green, aunts of Miss Franklin, presided
| at the table. At 10 o'cloc,. Miss Frank
lin entered the dining ROOM followed by
| the guests, and lighted the candles on the
! birthday cake. Miss Franklin received IA
number of beautiful gifts. About seventy
/ five guests were present:
Mr.. Joseph D. Dreyfuss of the Gibraltar
has returned from a ten-day visit to At
lantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Lewis Har-
lat formerly
Bryan, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William |
Jennings Bryan of Nebraska, who have |
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Cotter 7. |
Bride, have returned home.
Mrs. Archibald NJ. McLachlens 2s0I
Ontario road will be at home informally |
Thursday. February -, from 3 to 6.
Mrs. Harry ~ Harris of New York is
here visiting her sister, Mrs. Greenbaum
of Girard street.
Mrs. George Landick, jr. Mrs Fred
Graft il. and Mrs. David McClelland of
2e21 I4th street northwest will be at home
Informally Tuesdays in February from
to j.
An army wedding of February 10
will be that of Capt. George E. Good
rich. L. S. A, and Miss Judith Reynolds
daughter of John NJ Reynolds; who
The wedding will take place at the
Bellevue-Stratford, in Philadelphia and
will be, of course, a brilliant affair.
with the regimental colors predominating
in the decoration. Capt. Goodrich is
with the 18th Infantry, stationed at the
Presidio. in California. John Nj. Rey-
nOldS father of the bride, is mining
man and banker, but in the last decade
he has taken a share of political hon
ors in his state. He was assistant sec
rotary of the interior under the late
President Cleveland. and was in Con
gress for three terms before taking the
office he now holds. Miss Reynolds was
educated in the Baldwin School, in Phil
adelphia. and later was a graduate of
Smith College. At her marriage to the |
sister, Mrs Shirley Hulse, as matron |
of honor. The best man will be Capt. |
Frank Wilcox of the goth Infantry, |
who is now on duty at West Point. !
their wedding and will pass their |
honeymoon in the southern states. Capt. /
Goodrich will take his bride to the |
Preside next month, where they Will |
be established until the departure of the |
regiment.
Flowers and candy will be sold for the
benefit of st. Stephens Episcopal Church
| at the Relasco Theater Monday after
| noon February II. when Mother Goose
| jingles in song and dance. introducing
series of tableaux wants OF popular falry
stories, will be given under the direction
1 or MISS Hawke. me pdtTOHeSeS are dS
| follows: Mrs. Chandler Anderson, Mrs.
Montgomery Blair, Mrs. Allerton Cush-
man, Mrs. William +. Draper, Mrs. Clar-
| ence Edwards. Mrs. William Corcoran
Eustis, Mrs. William M. Grinnell, Mrs.
Chandler Hale. Mrs. Francis Burton Har-
| rison, Mrs. John Hay, Mrs. John 3. Hen
derson Mrs. William Henry. Mrs. r. r.
| Hit, Mrs r. c. Hoar Mrs. o. H. r.
johnson, Mrs George Won Meyer. Mrs.
Clarence Moore. Mrs Charles Magic. Mrs.
| A. j. Parsons, Mrs. Henry Peckham,
Mrs. p. Lee Phillips. Mrs. John p. Story.
| jr., Mrs. George Summerlin, Mrs. Robert
3. Roosevelt. Mrs Wolcott Tuckerman,
| Mrs. Richard Wainwright and Mrs. John
| Sidney Webb.
| The Washington Camp, s. o. ". will
give dance Tuesday evening at Con-
| federate Memorial Home. Miss Eta
| Taggart, sponsor of the chapter, has
| charge of the arrangements.