The Washington herald., 1912-10-27

! travels included visits to PennsyIvania
battlefields to points along the New
Jersey coast, New York. and New Eng
land. including a week at the summer
home OF the Fullers at Pine Orchard
Conn.
Mr.. Maurice Kafka has returned to his
school IN Annapolis. after spending a few
days in the city with his mother, Mrs
Jennie Kafka-
Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Goldberg are
spending several weeks in Washington
and at neighboring resorts.
Nine. Calves concert at the Columbia
Theater Friday afternoon brought out
the first large gathering of society this
season. Some Of those in the audience
were the Minister OF the Netherlands and
Mime. Loudon. Mr.. and Mrs. Christian
Hemm!ck. Mr.. and Mrs. Hennen Jen-
nings. Mr.. and Mrs Jack Biddle, Mr..
and Mrs Gordon Cumming. Miss Hofr-
man. Of New York: Mr.. and Mrs Perry
johnson. Mrs. Richard Davenport. Mrs
Ernest Howe. Mrs. William L. Marshall,
Miss Marshall. Mrs. Duncan McKim,
Miss Marion Stevens. Mr. Algara. OF the
Mexican Embassy: Mr.. W. Bowie Clarke,
Mrs. Robert Hinckley. Mrs. William F.
Draper. Miss Margaret Draper. Nine.
Vassilief. wife of the naval attache of
the Russian Embassy; Miss Katherine
Jennings. and Miss Hinckley.
Justice and Mrs. Pitney have returned
te Washington for the winter and leased
the residence. r7c3 r Street.
Mrs William Hahn and daughters, Ray
and Beatrice. who sailed from New York,
September .. have arrived in Europe
and are now in Vienna.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Rukeyser, of Atlantic
City. have returned to their home there
after few days with friends in the city
The Dixie Chapter. United Daughters
of the Confederacy. are arranging a
very pretty halloween dance to be given
Tuesday evening at the Dyer Hall, 1917
X. Street, which has been generously
contributed for the occasion by Mrs
Dyer.
The president Of the chapter. Mrs.
Howell Smith, and the other members
who assist her. have been indefatigable
in their efforts to make the evening one
OF enjoyment and success In every way.
The proceeds Of the dance will be used
for the benefit Of the Confederate Me-
mortal Home in Vermont Avenue.
The first formal dance of the season
given by the Alpha Eta Chapter of the
Kappa Sigma Fraternity. was held at |
the fraternity House. 100 Vermont |
Avenue. Friday evening. II was largely
attended and proved a great success.
Mrs. Ira Schoen and daughter, and Mrs.
'reudenthal are now located at the
Gotham.
Mrs. F. Levy. Of Sumter. s c.. is visit
ng her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Max Cohen,
I Biltmore Street.
Mrs. Jerry Franc and children. of New
FORK. are the guests of Mrs. Francs par
nts. Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Stern. of the
'linbourne.
A very pretty linen shower was given
y Miss Elsie w. Vierbuchan Thursday
vening at her home on Capitol Hill in
Ionor ot Miss Elsie B. Surffin. who is to
marry Mr.. Thomas B. Shoemaker next
1onth. The house was effectively deco
afed with palms and cut flowers each
1rl being presented with a bouquet of
ride roses and the bride-elect with a
ouquet Of roses and lilies of the val
~. During the evening several solos I
we're given. after which refreshments {
'ere served. |,
Among the invited guests were Miss
iam!e Quigley. Miss Bertha whalley, ,
ifss Lillian Davis. Miss Anna Maisak. ,
liss Julia Berans. Miss Lottie Williams,
liss Lotta Griff1th. Miss Katharine
luigley. Miss Kate Specht, and Miss :
melie Hollander
During the same evening Mr. Shoe
iaker was given a banquet by his
achelor friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvert Rosenthal ari |
aughter nave taken an apartment at
Tyoming Avenue.
Mrs. Ira Holstein. who was the guest |
Miss Della Fischel, OF Connecticut
venue. has returned to her home in New
ork City.
Mrs A. NJ. Baer Is visiting her daughter. :
rs. Henry Strauss, Of Richmond, Va.