Evening star., 1913-04-20

April l6 at the last meeting or the W Wed-
nesday Sewing Circle. as surprise, pc
fore her marriage in June to Mr.. FRANK
p. Moncure.
Miss Elsie Janet Cunningham entertain
ed a. number of friends at five hundred
party yesterday afternoon at her nome
lG47 Lamont street During the course
of the afternoon her engagement to Mr.
Elden Z. Hartshorn was announced MISS
Cunningham is the daughter or MI: anu
Mrs. J. Harry Cunningham. MI HaIts-
horn, son of Capt. and Mrs. +. j. HaTts-
horn of Kensington. Md, is at present
an instructor at Dartmouth College, from
which college he graduated last June Ine
marriage will probably take place wthin
the year. Those present Included MISS
Mary Mason of West Virginia, the Misses
Mary Chaplin. Ruth Armstrong. Alice
Terrell Nellie Shafer and Helena Web
ster Of Kensington, Md, the Misses JOY
Marston. Gertrude Thomas. Katherine
FolIn, Jane F'ishback. Marion Greene,
Elizabeth Magruder. Ruth Freeman.
Martha Smith, Marguerite kaufman,
Margaret Tew and Mrs. II. F. Cum
ningham of Washington. D. c., and
Misses Helen Souther and Dorothy kreps
Of Cleveland, Ohio.
Miss Florence Fenerstein and Mrs.
lanes Grinder returned to their homes
in Norfolk, Va, last Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo E. Wrenn. who have
been the guests of the latters grand
mother, Mrs. p. NJ. Du Bant. for, the
past two months have gone to Balti-
more, their future home.
Mrs. Samuel J. Steinberger was hostess
Friday when she entertained the After
noon Bridge Club at her apartment IN
to the game, the guests including Mrs.
Simon Kann. Mrs. Sidney c. Kaufman,
Mrs. Sol Minister. Mrs. Sol Meyer. Mrs.
Abe Sigmund. Mrs. Calvert Rosenthal,
Mrs Rudolph Behrend. Mrs. Isaac
Behrend During the afternoon a lunch-
con was served from an attractive table.
Mrs Calvert ROsenthal and daughter
Eleanor May have returned to their home
on Wyoming avenue from several weeks
stay in Atlantic City.
Mr.. Harry Calm Of Baltimore was a
visitor in town during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bertram Rice Of Balt-
| more are entertaining at a dinner-dance
tonight at the Suburban Club Of Balti-
more in honor Of the formers mother
and sister. Mrs. Sol Rice and Miss Jennie
Rice. who are his house guests. 4 num-
ber of relatives from this city are going
| over for the event. Later in the spring
Mrs. Rice and daughter will be the
guests III IO"U OI TSldLlb eS
Mrs Isaac w Nordlinger and Mrs.
Emile Berliner have returned to the city
from visit to Panama.
Mrs. Eugene Schwab Of eth street has
returned to town from New York, where
she was the guest of relatives.
Mrs. Harry Loeb entertained at bridge
Friday afternoon Mrs. Edgar c. Kauf-
man, Mrs. Morton Luchs. Mrs. Harold
Levi. Mrs. Julian Brylawski, Mrs. Nathan
Frank and Mrs. A c. Mayer \ tea was
served during the afternoon.
Mrs. Howard Sigmund and daughter
| Audrey Of Baltimore are spending the
| week end i'll town with relatives
| Several Young ladies of Washington will
spend Saturday. April ~, in Annapolis,
chaperoned BY Miss Katharine Bucknam.
Later they will return to Washington.
where they will he entertained at the
ater party Miss Margaret GILLESPIE. Miss
| Louise Hickman Miss Zulime Summers,
Miss Anita Orlando. Miss Elise Clements
and Miss Ruth Briggs will be in the
group.
| Paymastel's Clerk Edwin f Ely L. S.
A.. and Mrs. Ely have arrived in Homo
, lulu and arc stopping at the Roselawn
| Miss MARY A.. Booth of Springfield,
Mass, member of the ROYAL Micro
| scopical Society of England. il staying
with Mrs s. Q. Talbot, 14i5 Fairmont
street and VIII be glad 10 see hIr friends
| Thursday from 4 to Z o'clock.
| Mis- Mabel Naltby of Cleveland, Ohio,
VIII. has been In attendance on the u. A.
r. conventions is the guest OF Mss. Nora
| r peuper at the Wyoming. Miss Maltby
win remain in Washington for some time.
,;;ss Angela Frances Small will give Il
racita1 of FOLK songs and dance. assisted
nv prominent talent, at Rauscher 1hurS-
,.v evening April ~. for the benefit OF
-" Hoo5 sufferers The patroneSseS for
10 },enetit are Mrs John Miller Horton,
Vrs christian Hemmick and Mrs Thom-
as Carter.
Miss Fannie Virginia Burke has re-
+rrnsd from an extended visit to New
work and New Jers ey. where she was the
anast of Mrs. BoOtes at the New York
Savv ward, and Maj. and Mrs. Rand at
Fort Hancock, n. J.
The officers of the association, assisted
hr Mrs, Josephus Daniels, Mrs. Overman
Trs swanson, Mrs. James. Mrs. Johns
ton Mrs Hobson, Mrs. Luke Lea and
others are expected to receive at the
haadouarters of the Southern Industrial
Educational Association the oath instant
from to D.
Mrs. B. A. Enloe. jr., of Oklahoma was
visiting Mrs. E. H. AShworth At 1921
Aibemarie street.